as you can see in the ref. below this is the usual word in English for this idea:

"consumption. Accordingly, the Department of Health makes adjustments to the DRG ... received
under TEFRA principles of reimbursement. If the reimbursement under ...
www.tdh.state.tx.us/audio/payments.htm"

These have to be translated as hopitalization bills or tickets also

entirely my own creation, because you can only have words in any language if there is, in the society speaking that language, an object or concept to indicate by that word. I live in Italy and I'm not aware that there is anything of the kind in English-speaking countries, and I'd be curious to know if there actually is. I can only remark that this "ticket" word is a good example of how we Italians have the funny ability to take a word from a foreign language (usually English) and to endow it with a meaning that no English-speaking person will ever be able to understand... whereas we do think that by saying it we "can speak English"!

I found it even in the WordReference on line dictionary:
ticket [tikit]
(n) (m) (sui farmaci) prescription charge (Brit);
(per prestazioni mediche) medical charge.


-The Collins Italian Dictionary © 1995 HarperCollins Publishers


According to Eurodicautom:
ticket
Definition prezzo parziale a carico del beneficiario di un determinato bene o servizio pubblico
Reference Enc del diritto e dell'economia Garzanti,Garzanti ed,Milano,1985
Note {DOM} sicurezza sociale;
nell'ambito del servizio sanitario nazionale questo avviene p.es.per l'acquisto di determinati tipi di farmaci e per la richiesta di esami di laboratorio.Quando il ticket raggiunge un livello economicamente significativo,oltre a permettere una riduzione della domanda,diventa una forma di finanziamento
English Term own contribution
Reference BTL


In this case, in Canada and in North America, we would use, beside vital records, a generic term of "user fee" (increasingly our governments are trying to make us pay users fees for what used to be a completely free medical service).

It's your pick!

Buon lavoro

Paola L M

Italian not refunded tax upon prepared medicinal , named "ticket".

ma si come non si vive solo per i punti, mi sembra proprio che negli USA questo sia il "co-payment". Quando vado in farmacia, certi farmaci li pago integralmente di tasca mia, per altri pago solo il co-payment. Per il medico, il mio programma sanitario non prevede co-payment per le visite di routine, ma ne prevede per la prestazione di alcuni servizi (per es.: salute mentale) e di alcuni trattamenti (terapie speciali, ecc.). Qui le cose cambiano da assicurazione ad assicurazione.
HTH,
Floriana