The "limiting charge" for non-PARs is 15% lower than that allowed for a PAR provider.

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The "limiting charge" for non-participating providers (non-PARs) is actually higher, not lower, than the Medicare-approved amount for participating providers (PARs). Non-PARs can charge up to 15% over the Medicare-approved amount for services, which is known as the limiting charge.

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