ABSENTEEISM rates ;   Assessment of number of education days gained by students as result of seasonal vaccinations based on

ACADEMIC day when school in session and established network of support and access to services with backup health providers when school or SBHC closed ;   SBHC providing onsite access during

CONTRACT with academic institution or other entity to conduct independent evaluation of demonstration programing funded under subsection ;   Secretary entering into

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Secretary developing procedures to provide for transition of eligible individuals enrolled in health insurance coverage offered through high-risk pool established under section to be enrolled in

ACCEPTABLE coverage so long as Secretary of Labor determining that coverage for employees being substantially equivalent or greater than coverage provided for employees pursuant to essential benefits packaging ;   Coverage provided pursuant to Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act to be treated as qualified health benefits planning providing

ACCEPTABLE coverage for purposes of division ;   Subparagraph of paragraph not applying to individual having coverage treating as acceptable coverage for purposes of section 59b(d)(2) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 but not treated as

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Affordable credit eligible individual if resident being resident of one of 50 States to be treated as covered by

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Individual's responsibility to obtain

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Term qualified health coverage meaning

ACCESSIBILITY of alternative health care resources for population served by facility  ;  

ACCESSIBILITY standards being consistent with guidelines issued under subsection ;   Prescribing regulations in accessible format as necessary to carry out provisions of Act and sectioning 504 of Act including

ACCIDENT benefits to members association and dependents ;   Purposes of providing for payment of sick and

ACCOMMODATE sanitation facilities needing of new homes assisted with funds under Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act 25 USC 4101 et seq ;   Necessary to

ACCOUNT special circumstances of smaller plans, different types of plans and newer plans ;   Methodolology to be designed to take into

ACCOUNT ;   Participating employment-based plan taking into

ACCOUNT under subsection ;   Purposes of section, costs paid or incurred by employer for food or health insurance not to be taken into

ACCOUNT differences in risk characteristics of individuals and employees enrolled under different Exchange-participating health benefits planing offered by entities so as to minimizing impact of adverse selection of enrollees among plans offered by entities ;   Commissioner establishing mechanism whereby being adjustment making of premium amounting payable among QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits planing of premiums collected for plans taking into

ACCOUNT under section ;   Only amounts taking into account in connection with tax imposed under section 871(b) to be taken into

ACCOUNT under subparagraph to be reduced by amount of crediting or refunding ;   Amount of tax taking into

ACCOUNT economic relationships among entities ;   Treatment of member of foreign controlled group of entities as common parent of group if treatment being appropriate taking into

ACCOUNT impact of health care reforms carried out under division A in reducing number of uninsured individuals ;   2016 Secretary of Health and Human Services submitting to Congress report on Medicare dss taking into

ACCOUNT cost of method specified in subparagraph ;   Taking into

ACCOUNT recommendations described in report under section 1157 and notwithstanding geographic adjustments otherwise applying under section 1848(e) and sectioning 1886(d)(3)(e) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1395w-4(e), 1395ww(d)(3)(e)) ;   Taking into

ACCOUNT phase out ;   Amount specified in paragraph for area and year being amount specified in subsection for area and year adjusted to take into

ACCOUNT evaluation under subsection ;   2012 Secretary implementing necessary improvements to risk adjustment system under section 1853(a)(1)(c) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1395-23(a)(1)(c), taking into

ACCOUNT meaning given term by Health Choices Commissioner under section 116 of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Taking into

ACCOUNT recommendations of Telehealth Advisory Committee when adding or deleting services and establishing policies of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services regarding delivery of telehealth services ;   Secretary taking into

ACCOUNT extent to which prescription drugging necessary for individual covered in case of PDP sponsor of prescription drug plan using formulary ;   Process taking into

ACCOUNT of training or accreditation of bilingual staff, interpreters or translators providing services under demonstration  ;  

ACCOUNT ratio of amount of dss funds allocated to State to number of uninsured individuals in State ;   Taking into

ACCOUNT ;   Rates established for payments to medicaid managed care organizations under sections 1903(m) and 1932 take into

ACCOUNT ;   Amounts incurred for prescription drugs for cosmetic purposes not to be taken into

ACCOUNT additional drugs included under amendments making by section 1743 of Act Secretary adjusting payment reduction for calendar quarter to extent Secretary ;   Taking into

ACCOUNT in determining whether manufacturer deemed to meet requirements of section 340b(a) of Public Health Service Act 42 USC 256b(a) and section 1927(a)(5) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1396r-8(a)(5) ;   Amendments making by subtitle to be effective and taken into

ACCOUNT established on behalf of beneficiary with beneficiary's cash daily benefit ;   Crediting

ACCOUNT costs of acquiring necessary equipment ;   Assessment of adequacy of Medicare payment rates for services taking into

ACCOUNT innovation in health care and considering standards reducing health disparities ;   Committee taking into

ACCOUNT recommendations of Advisory Committee and goals for approved medical residency training programs described in section 1886(h)(1)(b) ;   Taking into

ACCOUNT variations in empirical justification for Medicare dss attributable to hospital characteristics ;   Amount of Medicare dss payment to be amount based on recommendations of report under subsection and taking into

ACCOUNT workforce mobility between urban and rural areas ;   Recruitment and retention taking into

ACCOUNTABILITY of QHBP offering entities in meeting Federal health insurance requirements ;   Commissioner undertaking activities in accordance with subtitle to promote

ACCOUNTING component providing estimates of costs associated with provision of specific medical treatments or services in Area office of Service ;   Services-based cost

ACCOUNTING period to recognize expansion of existing Programs ;   Use of recent

ACCREDITATION described in clause not applying for purposes of supplying diabetic testing supplies, canes and crutches in case of pharmacy enrolled under section 1866(j) as supplier of durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics and supplies ;   Requirement for

ACCREDITATION for program for additional resident positions ;   Hospital's residency programs in primary care fully accredited or hospital actively applying for

ACCREDITATION functions related to Indian Health Program or health program of Urban Indian Organization to perform ;   Medical quality assurance record or testimony needed by agency or organization to perform licensing or

ACCREDITATION organization determining if supplier complying with requirements under paragraph ;   Retaining supplier's provider or supplier number until independent

ACCREDITATION being not available in languages For which payments to be initiated ;   Secretary designates one or more training or accreditation organizations but determining that

ACCREDITATION process under subsection ;   Secretary giving priority to applicants demonstrating core public health infrastructure needs identified in

ACCREDITATION processes of Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and American Osteopathic Association and effectiveness of processes in accrediting medical residency programs meeting goals referred in paragraph ;   Assessment of

ACCREDITATION program ;   Other activities designated to result in

ACCREDITATION requirement for suppliers to qualify for bidding in competitive acquisition area under section 1847 ;   Nothing in clauses and construed as affecting application of

ACCREDITING body recognized by Secretary for purposes of Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP programs under titles XVIII, XIX and XXI of Social Security Act by not later than 1 year after date on which construction or renovation of facility completed ;   Facility meeting construction standards of

ACTUARIAL analysis of 75-year costs of program ensuring solvency throughout ;   Secretary establishing premiums to be paid by enrollees for year based on

ACTUARIAL basis for including coverage under basic plan of services described in section 222(d)(4)(a) ;   Commissioner estimating basic per enrollee determined on average

ACTUARIAL opinion certifying that techniques and methodologies used generally accepted within actuarial profession and assumptions and cost estimates used being reasonable  ;  

ACTUARIAL profession and assumptions and cost estimates used being reasonable ;   Actuarial opinion certifying that techniques and methodologies used generally accepted within

ACTUARIAL science, economics and other relevant disciplines as determined by Secretary ;   Family caregivers of individuals requiring servicing and supporting to maintain independence at home or another residential setting of choice in community, individuals with expertise in long-term care or disability insurance,

ACTUARIAL services if doing so not involving restraint of trade ;   Performing

ACTUARIAL value described in section 213(b) used for purpose ;   Only premium amounting attributable to

ACTUARIAL value percentage specified in table under section 343(d) for income tier involved ;   Commissioner adjusting maximum out-of-pocket limits under paragraph to ensure that limits meeting

ACTUARIAL value percentages to be determined with respect to individual ;   Two

ADMINISTRATIVE action to increase use of electronic health records by small health care providers including use of public and private funding sources ;   Including recommendations for legislation or

ADMINISTRATIVE burden on persons required to collect data and adequately protecting privacy of patients' personal health information and providing data security ;   Data collection efforts under system use efficient and cost-effective means in manner minimizing

ADMINISTRATIVE changes to be necessary to facilitate direct billing and reimbursement under program established under subsection ;   Secretary examining on ongoing basis and implementing

ADMINISTRATIVE costs related to operating public health insurance option  ;  

ADMINISTRATIVE costs of conducting status verification under paragraph  ;  

ADMINISTRATIVE costs and using estimate to adjust payments to PDP sponsors with respect to prescription drug plans under part and Ma organizations with respect to Ma-pd plans under part C ;   Secretary developing estimate of additional increased costs attributable to application of paragraph for increased drug utilization and financing and

ADMINISTRATIVE costs associated with provision of competent language services and reporting required under subsection ;   Grantee using up to 10 percent of grant funds to pay for

ADMINISTRATIVE costs ;   Entity expending for medical assistance for services and related

ADMINISTRATIVE entity within Service through services and funds provided to Service Units within defined geographic area ;   Term Area Office meaning

ADMINISTRATIVE expenditure For which payment being made under section 1903(a) or 2105(a) of Act after date of enactment of Act ;   Nothing in amendments making by section to be construed as affecting ability of State under title XIX or XXI of Social Security Act to provide nurse home visitation services as part of another class of items and services falling within definition of medical assistance or child health assistance under respective title or

ADMINISTRATIVE expenses incurred by CRIHB during fiscal year ;   Not more than 5 percent of amounts provided to CRIHB under section for fiscal year for reimbursement for

ADMINISTRATIVE functions on which federal Medicaid funds expended and amounts of expenditures  ;  

ADMINISTRATIVE obligations ;   Repayment of overpayments by provider of services or supplier not otherwise limiting provider or supplier's potential liability for

PAYMENT rate or methodolology established under section or section 324 ;   No administrative or judicial review of

ADMINISTRATIVE procedures ;   Infusion or injectable drug or Secretary determining as allowed in Agency

ADMINISTRATIVE requirements relating to reimbursements  ;  

ACCOUNTING or financial services to facility ;   Providing management or administrative services, clinical consulting services or

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification efforts targeted specifically to vulnerable populations ;   Guidance including provisions to ensure that outreach, enrollment assistance and

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification methods for vulnerable and underserved populations as specified in subsection ;   Secretary reviewing and reporting to Congress on progress in implementing targeted outreach, application and enrollment assistance and

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification provisions under part C of title XI of Social Security Act with respect to qualified health benefits planing offers ;   QHBP offering entity required to comply with

ADMINISTRATIVE staff on weekends or otherwise providing urgent care alternative to emergency department ;   Expanding capacity to provide care at provider participating in community-based collaborative care network hiring new clinical or

ADMINISTRATIVE support in implementation of plan ;   Secretary making funding available to Indian Tribes and Tribal Organizations adopting resolution pursuant to paragraph to obtain technical assistance for development of community behavioral health plan and providing

ADOPTION of recommending and providing Committee with further opportunity to modify previous recommendations and submitting new recommendations to Secretary on timely basis ;   Secretary notifying Health benefiting Advisory Committee in writing of determining and reasons for not proposing

ABORTION ;   Including carrying pregnancy to term and parenting child, carrying pregnancy to term and placing child for adoption, miscarriage and

ADULT day health care services, day activity and health services or adult medical day care services as defined under State Medicaid plan approved during or 1994 ;   Withholding, suspending, disallowing or otherwise denying Federal financial participation under section 1903(a) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1396b(a) for provision of

ADULT teeth to be performed by dental health aide therapist only after consulations with licensed dentist determining that procedure being medical emergency not to be resolved with palliative treatment and further ;   Ensuring that pulpal therapy or extraction of

ADVERTISING and needing not conforming to provisions of sections 1304 and 3131 through 3133 of title 40, United States coding ;   Contracts to be negotiated without

AFFILIATION agreement ;   Filling additional resident slots allocated to other hospitals through

AFFIRMATIVE election before employer automatically enrolling employee plan ;   Employer providing employee with 30-day period to make

AFFORDABILITY if making eligible for coverage in Exchange ;   Improving benefits and

AFFORDABILITY cost-sharing credit under section for affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for income tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross income  ;  

AFFORDABILITY credits provided under subtitle C of title II not used for purposes of paying for services  ;  

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle C periods to be during September through November of year or other time maximizing timeliness of income verification for purposes of subtitle ;   Commissioner establishing annual open enrollment period during that Exchange-eligible individual or employer electing to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning for following plan year and enrollment period for

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle B using same methodologies ;   Administering

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle not to be treated to be benefit provided under section 403 of title  ;  

AFFORDABILITY credits on behalf of individuals being not lawfully present in United States ;   Nothing in subtitle allowing Federal payments for

AFFORDABILITY premium credits under subtitle C as result of increase in premium in basic plans as result of application of requirement ;   State entering into arrangement satisfactory to Commissioner to reimburse Commissioner for amount of net increase in

AGING ;   Promotion of healthy approaches to managing conditions related to

ALCOHOL prevention and treatment services for urban Indian populations and other objectives as agreed between Service and recipient of grant or contract under section ;   Grants provided or contracts entered under section to be used to provide support for continations of

ALCOHOL programs originally funded under NIAAA and subsequently transferred to Service being eligible for grants or contracts under section ;   Urban Indian organizations operating Indian

ALCOHOL treatment programs, nutrition and physical activity programs ;   Additional counseling for at-risk mothers including smoking cesations programs, drug treatment programs,

ALIENATION ;   Lands titling to which held in trust by United States for benefit of Indian Tribe or individual Indian or held by Indian Tribe or individual Indian subject to restriction by United States against

ALL-condition measure of readmissions as determined appropriate by Secretary ;   Secretary expanding applicable conditions beyond 3 conditions For which measures endorsed as described in subparagraph as of date of enactment of subsection to additional 4 conditions so identified by Medicare Payment Advisory Commission in report to Congress in June 2007 and other conditions and procedures including

PROTEIN, allergenic product ;   Paragraph, so designated, inserting

AMBULANCE diversion status and coordination of tracking with regional communications and hospital destination decisions ;   Emergency department capacity, on-call specialist coverage,

AMBULATORY services offered by freestanding birth center and otherwise included in plan ;   Freestanding birth center services and other

AMBULATORY surgical center to hospital after date of enactment of subsection ;   Hospital not converted from

AMBULATORY surgical facility as Secretary specifying ;   Subparagraph Secretary requiring reporting of additional data relating to quality of services furnished in

ANALYTIC contractors to identify and analyzing services identified under clause ;   Secretary using

ANALYTIC files allowing for pooling and analysis of data from disparate data environments, electronic health records and other data deemed appropriate by Secretary ;   Standardizing

ANGIOGRAPHIES, angiograms and endoscopies furnished ;   Term procedure rooms including rooms in which catheterizations,

ANTITRUST law relating to settlement agreements unsettled ;   State of

APPOINTMENT to Commission or clinical perspective advisory panel described subsection ;   Considering

APPOINTMENT of independent monitors under pilot program ;   Chain to be responsible for portion of costs associated with

APPOINTMENT of temporary management to oversee operation of hospice program and protecting and assuring health and safety of individuals under care of program when improvements being made  ;  

APPORTIONMENT of funds allocated to Service Unit, Indian Tribe or Tribal Organization under paragraph among health service responsibilities described in subsection to be determined by Service in consulations with active participation of affected Indian Tribes and Tribal Organizations  ;  

APPROPRIATION until expended ;   Funds appropriated under paragraph to be allocated in same proportion as total funding appropriated with respect to paragraphs and allocated with respect to fiscal year 2010 and available without further

APPROPRIATION Acts for carrying out that title ;   Providing in advance in

ASSESSMENT against issuers for pool losses ;   Case of State required health insurance issuers to contribute to State high-risk pool or similar arrangement for

ASSESSMENT and brief counseling for domestic violence as part of behavioral health assessment or primary care visit and determining appropriate coverage for assessment and counseling ;   Secretary supporting need for

ASSESSMENT including assessment of individual's physical and mental condition, cognitive and functional capacities, medication regimen and adherence, social and environmental needs and primary caregiver needs and resources  ;  

ASSESSMENT ;   Secretary giving priority to development of quality measures allowing

ASSESSMENT of not more than 3 timing amount claimed as result of false statement, omission or misrepresenations of material fact claimed by provider of services or supplier whose application to participate containing false statement, omission or misrepresenations  ;  

ASSESSMENT of not more than 3 timing amount claimed by plan or plan sponsor based upon misrepresenations or falsified information involved  ;  

ASSESSMENT of not more than 3 timing total amount otherwise applying for violation described in section committed in furtherance of conspiracy involved or cases under paragraph  ;  

ASSESSMENT ;   Designing services and operations of nurse-managed health center for populations based on

ASSESSMENT, interventions, services, treatment and supports for children and adults with autism ;   Convening experts from multiple interdiscipations training programs, individuals with autism and families of individuals to discuss and make recommendations with regard to training issues related to

ASSESSMENT ;   Entity establishing steering committee to provide input on

ASSESSMENT, diagnosis, treatment and management of pain ;   Evaluating adequacy of assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of acute and chronic pain in general population and identified racial ethnic, gender, aging and other demographic groups to be disproportionately affected by inadequacies in

ASSESSMENT and provision of supports and services ;   Serving as research-based resource for Federal and State policymakers on information concerning provision of training and technical assistance for

ASSESSMENT methods and new treatments to improve pain care ;   Gaps in basic and clinical research on symptoms and causes of pain and potential