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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / ACRONYM | |||||
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4 | Extraordinary Collection Action > acción extraordinaria de cobro |
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3 +1 | ECAs Extraordinary Collection Actions = Medidas de cobro extraordinarias |
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eca Extraordinary Collection Action > acción extraordinaria de cobro Explanation: Traducción literal. "Extraordinary Collection Action (ECA) – Any action against the patient related to obtaining payment of a patient balance where such action requires a legal or judicial process. By way of example, ECA’s include most types of liens, foreclosure on real estate, attachment or seizure of bank accounts or personal property, commencing a civil action, causing arrest or a writ of body attachment, or garnishment of wages or other income. The term ECA also includes the reporting of a patient debt to a credit bureau or agency." http://www.cchwyo.org/documents/Patient-Accounting/CCH-CCMH-... |
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eca ECAs Extraordinary Collection Actions = Medidas de cobro extraordinarias Explanation: This policy also describes the process and time frames used in taking these collection actions, including the requisite “reasonable efforts” that must be taken to determine whether an individual is eligible for financial assistance before initiating “Extraordinary Collection Actions” (ECAs), as defined below, under the Financial Assistance Policy (“FAP”). https://www.emhealth.org/Content/Uploads/emhealth.org/files/... Medidas de cobro extraordinarias: Las cuentas de los pacientes no deben estar sujetas a ninguna medida de cobro extraordinaria (Extraordinary Collection Action, ECA)1 del UWMC, el HMC o la agencia de cobro de deudas http://www.uwmedicine.org/patient-care/billing/financial-ass... |
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