When a predetermined amount of money is paid for each covered procedure, service, and treatment, this reimbursement method is known as:
a. Capitation.
b. Fee-for-service.
c. Episodic care.
d. Reasonable.
Answer: b
Feedback: As it seems from the name, fee-for-service identifies a preset amount of reimbursement for each procedure, service, or treatment.
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