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carve-out
carve-out (karv-owt), That portion of a provider bill denied for payment (for example, by an insurer). The term may be modified by a time period (for example, day c.), for a Sunday when no diagnostic or specific therapeutic activities were undertaken for a hospitalized patient.carve-out adjective Referring or pertaining to:
(1) A program that excludes certain services—usually from an organisation’s capitated rate—and tends to focus on one disease in depth;
(2) An arrangement in which some benefits (e.g., mental health) are removed from coverage provided by an insurance plan, but are provided through a contract with a separate set of providers;
(3) A population subgroup for whom separate healthcare arrangements are made.carve-out Managed care adjective Referring to 1. A program that excludes certain services—usually from an organization's capitated rate—and tends to focus on one disease in depth.2. An arrangement in which some benefits–eg mental health are removed from coverage provided by an insurance plan, but are provided through a contract with a separate set of providers.3. A population subgroup for whom separate health care arrangements are made.carve-out (kahrv'owt) Portion of a health care provider's charges denied for payment (e.g., by an insurer). carve-out
Equity Carve OutThe act or process of a company making an IPO on one of its subsidies without fully spinning off. During an equity carve-out, the parent company becomes majority shareholder and only offers a minority share to the market. This gives the subsidiary a degree of autonomy (such as its own board of directors) while still retaining access to resources at the parent company. Most of the time, an equity carve-out ultimately results in the parent company fully spinning off the subsidy. It is also called a partial spin off.carve-out See equity carve-out.carve-outAn area of personal liability in an otherwise nonrecourse loan.A lender may be willing to accept property as sufficient collateral for a loan, without requiring personal liability on the part of the corporate or individual borrower in case there is a default and the collateral is insufficient to pay the debt.The exceptions,or carve-outs,are for things outside the ability of the lender to analyze during underwriting,such as borrower fraud or environmental claims. |