Sentence examples for Set lifetime from inspiring English sources

Insurers would no longer be able to set lifetime caps on the amount they will pay for health care.

By mandating that insurance companies can no longer deny coverage because of pre-existing medical conditions, or set lifetime caps on total payouts, the act curbs what some would call past insurance company abuses, and in the process cuts back some of the industry's market power.

Johnson-Thompson, described as the future of athletics by Daley Thompson  - a previous winner himself in the Austrian town - set lifetime bests in both the 200m and javelin in what was her first heptathlon competition since Moscow.

--Similarly, the government is telling companies this year that it cannot set lifetime limits on benefits, and in 2014 they will be prohibited from setting yearly limits on benefits.

Though the Affordable Care Act has improved care for millions of Americans — for example, insurance companies can no longer set lifetime limits on care or exclude anyone because of a preexisting condition — the six-year-old law contains few controls on overall costs.

In the back-weighted data set, lifetime drug use disorder was a significant risk factor (OR = 4.3, 95% CI 1.3-15 1.3-15mand gender was protective (OR = 0.48, 95% CI 0.26-0.90); all other results replicated those found in our original analysis.

Starting this week, insurers are prohibited from setting lifetime limits and restricted in setting annual limits on what they will pay for care, banned from rescinding policies after a beneficiary becomes sick and prohibited from excluding children with preexisting conditions.

The new law was intended to expand coverage to millions of uninsured Americans and curb insurance industry abuses such as denying coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions or setting lifetime caps on payments for medical expenses.

The law also provides additional benefits for the elderly, including free wellness checkups, and bars insurance companies from setting lifetime limits on care costs.

The law also prohibits health insurance company practices that were previously legal, including refusing to sell plans to children and adults with pre-existing medical conditions, setting lifetime limits on medical coverage that cut people off when their expenses get too high, and charging higher premiums to women.

These will have implications for Government policy about funding of care, for example for the feasibility of setting lifetime caps on care costs that do not vary between areas [ 23].