The phrase "avoiding care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing healthcare, personal responsibility, or neglecting necessary attention to well-being.
Example: "Many individuals are avoiding care due to the high costs associated with medical treatments."
Alternatives: "neglecting care" or "shunning care".
For young to middle-aged adult cohorts, the overall trend was a slight increase in the proportion avoiding care, while there was an overall decrease in avoidance for older adults.
So putting the family home into a trust isn't necessary for avoiding care home fees.
There is huge pressure to intervene early on, he says, while social workers in overstretched departments will be perfectly aware that "care proceedings are vastly more costly than trying to cajole parents into avoiding care proceedings".
Women also reported skipping appointments if they had used recently or avoiding care altogether: Suzanne: I wouldn't go to the doctor's.
John agreed to speak out about his situation because he thinks it is unfair that wealthier individuals, like his siblings, are taking advantage of avoiding care fees.
We'll be back to the situation where they will be faced with either avoiding care that they need or going into bankruptcy.
Washington says that she wrote "Medical Apartheid" in order to help close the "health gap" that afflicts African-Americans — a gap she blames in large part on the untrustworthiness of the medical establishment, which leads many blacks to avoid care.
On 14 October 2013, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) announced its list of five recommendations as parts of the 'Choosing Wisely' campaign in an effort to use appropriate tests and treatments in patients and to avoid care when the harm outweighs the benefit.
Half the patients who knew of their deductible reported that they planned to delay or avoid care.
Thus, to the extent that rising gas prices will constitute a barrier to travel for care, rural and poorer populations will be the first to defer or avoid care.
Too many doctors have not provided care to the dying, have never been trained in hospice care and avoid caring for dying patients or even referring dying patients to hospice, even when appropriate.
