Medicare pays the highest rates for residents receiving rehabilitation services. Approximately 92% of all Medicare residents are assigned to rehabilitation categories.[7] SNFs assign residents to specific rehabilitation categories under RUGs based on the number of minutes of therapy they receive.
Seat pitch refers to the space between a point on one seat and the same point on the seat in front of it. For many carriers, the pitch in Economy class is 29 to 32 inches (74 to 81 cm). More seat pitch can mean more legroom, but legroom is also affected by the thickness of the seat back.
A jump seat may be located in the cockpit, or in the cabin of the aircraft, and as a general rule, paying passengers are not permitted to fly in jump seats. When cabin crew who are not on duty fly in a jump seat, this is known as jumpseating. However, the origins of this term predate the invention of aircraft. âJump seatâ first appeared in the 1860s, to refer to a folding extra seat in carriages. When not in use, the jump seat could be neatly folded out of the way.