Part B hospital insurance coverage

Generally Medicare Part B is for medical insurance. However, Part B hospital insurance coverage applies under the following circumstances: (1) when a beneficiary receives inpatient hospital services and these cannot be reimbursed under Part A because the benefits are exhausted either before or after admission and before the stay reaches outlier status; (2) the outlier days are not covered or the waiver of liability payment is not made; (3) a noncovered level of care is received; or (4) the patient is not entitled to Part A or elects not to use lifetime reserve days. See Medicare Part B.

Part Load Charter

Where a part of an aircraft’s load is discharged at one destination and a part of it at another. This is distinct from a split charter where a number of consignments are carried to the same destination inbound part loads are treated as single entity charters under the regulations of most countries.

Part Of

A reinsurance term used to make it clear that the reinsurer is accepting part only of the risk covered by the original insurance and that in the event of a short closing he will not be saddled with the whole risk.
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UK: Reinsurance term indicating that the reinsurer is accepting part only of the original risk and making it clear that in the event of a short closing he will not be prepared to accept the whole of the risk.