On the other hand, Federal Times noted that the per diem rate for the Washington, D.C. area will fall in fiscal year 2014. The lodging rate for the month of September will drop from $226 a night to $219 a night.The Times also noted that the GSA will end a policy that allowed federal employees to spend 25 percent above per diem rates for conferences, which will save agencies an estimated $10 million in fiscal 2014, according to the agency.he lodging rate for the month of September will drop from $226 a night to $219 a night. The Times also noted that the GSA will end a policy that allowed federal employees to spend 25 percent above per diem rates for conferences, which will save agencies an estimated $10 million in fiscal 2014, according to the agency.
Information on Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) Description: EOB: This is a statement a health plan sends a member to explain what medical treatments and/or services it paid on a memberâs behalf, the health plansâ payment and the memberâs financial responsibility pursuant to the terms of the policy. When Will I receiv e an EOB? You will receive an EOB on a claim for a date of service when â¢ A claim is received and processed â¢ A claim is reprocessed . How do I read an EOB? Attached. is a sample EOB.
We want to help you understand what EOBs are and how they help you keep track of your medical claims.We mail you an EOB when a provider (doctor, hospital or other health care facility or professional) files a claim for your care. The EOB is not a bill. It shows how your claim is processed and how your benefits work.For every doctor visit or service, your EOB tells you how much we pay and how much you owe.You may not always get an EOB in the mail. For example, if you only need to pay a copay for a service, we wonât mail you an EOB.But you can still view your medical EOBs/claims recaps online at anthem.com.he EOB is not a bill. It shows how your claim is processed and how your benefits work. For every doctor visit or service, your EOB tells you how much we pay and how much you owe.You may not always get an EOB in the mail. For example, if you only need to pay a copay for a service, we wonât mail you an EOB.