The phrase "allows for medicare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing policies, programs, or systems that provide access to Medicare services or benefits.
Example: "The new healthcare policy allows for Medicare coverage for preventive services, ensuring that seniors receive necessary check-ups without additional costs."
Alternatives: "provides for Medicare" or "enables Medicare access".
Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt). introduced a bill last week that would allow for Medicare negotiation.
By 1989, the average elderly person will be spending 18percentt of income, after allowing for Medicare's contribution, or over $2,400 each year.
Among the procedure codes used for screening colonoscopies, the average allowed amount for commercial claims was about twice the amount allowed for Medicare claims ($2,146 vs $1,071).
This allowed for the Medicare claim data to be processed.
Medicare Part C, known as Medicare Advantage, allows for individuals to purchase elective plans run by private insurers who provide additional coverage that includes the benefits of Medicare Part A and Part B. However, the plans do have limits on how and where members receive care.
Biden mentions only allowing bargaining for Medicare drug prices.
(The Senate bill allows for a drug benefit directly through Medicare only if a beneficiary does not have access to more than one private drug insurance plan in his region).
The economic model considers a stable population of patients with AF, such as that which might be found in a managed care organization or a state's Medicare group; it allows for movement of individuals with AF in and out of the population during the course of a year.
To summarize, allowing for a one month break in Medicare A or B coverage (or allowing one month of managed care coverage), rather than requiring full Medicare coverage for a 12 month surveillance period, allows for retention of a fair number of beneficiaries in the cohort for whom there is evidence that treatment for the condition(s) of interest occurred.
"The truth is that the health bill allows Medicare, for the first time, to pay for doctors' appointments for patients to discuss living wills and other end-of-life issues with their physicians," PolitiFact wrote in 2009.
