As a result, it gives the most comprehensive coverage of any of the national papers.
The most comprehensive coverage in England can be found in the East Midlands region (88%).
Rather, they say, it was a way to limit the cost of the new program while providing some benefits to almost everyone, comprehensive coverage to low-income people and generous catastrophic coverage to people with high drug costs.
The national Health Insurance Fund HIFF) provides a virtually universal population coverage with an almost comprehensive benefit package, which applies to the whole country (i.e., there are no variations by region or by payer).
With its comprehensive coverage and indexing, it can answer almost any question a taxpayer may have.
But in part because conservative schemes typically envision substantially less federal spending, the end result of repeal ― with or without a replacement ― is almost certain to be fewer people with insurance, less comprehensive coverage for those who have it, or some blend of the two.
In other words, most experts would say, the types of changes the researchers expect ― higher premiums for comprehensive coverage, more uninsured, higher federal spending ― are almost certain to happen.
Even without the six-month waiting period for lapsed coverage, individuals with the deregulated plans would almost certainly have to wait until the following year's open enrollment period to buy more comprehensive coverage, Jost noted.
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