• Federal register · Nov 2000

    Reasonable charges for medical care or services. Department of Veterans Affairs. Interim final rule.

    • Fed Regist. 2000 Nov 2; 65 (213): 65906-10.

    AbstractThis document amends the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical regulations concerning "reasonable charges" for medical care or services provided or furnished by VA to a veteran: (1) For a nonservice-connected disability for which the veteran is entitled to care (or the payment of expenses of care) under a health plan contract; (2) For a nonservice-connected disability incurred incident to the veteran's employment and covered under a worker's compensation law or plan that provides reimbursement or indemnification for such care and services; or (3) For a nonservice-connected disability incurred as a result of a motor vehicle accident in a State that requires automobile accident reparations insurance. This document amends the regulations to update databases and other provisions for the purpose of providing more precise charges.

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