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balance

Apparatus for weighing or measuring mass. The various types include the beam balance, consisting of a centrally pivoted lever with pans hanging from each end, and the spring balance, in which the object to be weighed stretches (or compresses) a vertical coil spring fitted with a pointer that indicates the weight on a scale. Kitchen and bathroom scales are balances.



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Balance billing laws prevent doctors in HMOs and other managed care networks from charging patients beyond the insurance company reimbursement.
Reducing the 'Hassle Factor' Minnesota's four major nonprofit health plans specify nonpayment for those services deemed not "medically necessary" and prohibit balance billing and fee variation by contracted physicians.
On the one hand, the program is supposed to provide healthcare equality to seniors, so it has nationally defined benefits and prohibits balance billing.
 
 
 
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