Grand Jury Reports 1962
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If no payment is made, a dunning letter is sent. A second dunning letter is sent after 60 days. If no payment is received after 90 days the account is trans- ferred to the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue for processing and coll- ection.
When the accounts are transferred to the Delinquent Revenue Bureau - A "Summary" of each account is analyzed. Steps are then taken based on certain specific circumstances.
It is apparent that the determination of eligibility for status of free patients need be tigh...tened, likewise, the present time allowance for collections allows too many patients to evade or avoid payments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. A patients ability to pay status must be determined within 14 days or, if the stay in the hospital is less than 14 days, at time of discharge, 2. Patients who are on part -pay or full -pay status be billed weekly while in the hospital 3. That the County Hospital be allowed not more than 30 •71- RECOMMENDATIONS : (Continued) days after patient's discharge to collect all sums due.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If no payment is made, a dunning letter is sent. A second dunning letter is sent after 60 days. If no payment is received after 90 days the account is trans- ferred to the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue for processing and coll- ection.
When the accounts are transferred to the Delinquent Revenue Bureau - A "Summary" of each account is analyzed. Steps are then taken based on certain specific circumstances.
It is apparent that the determination of eligibility for status of free patients need be tigh...tened, likewise, the present time allowance for collections allows too many patients to evade or avoid payments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. A patients ability to pay status must be determined within 14 days or, if the stay in the hospital is less than 14 days, at time of discharge, 2. Patients who are on part -pay or full -pay status be billed weekly while in the hospital 3. That the County Hospital be allowed not more than 30 •71- RECOMMENDATIONS : (Continued) days after patient's discharge to collect all sums due.
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