Sentence examples for barriers to coverage from inspiring English sources

Bureaucratic barriers to coverage would be eliminated.

One in every ten children 8.1 million—in the United States is uninsured and two thirds of these children are eligible for CHIP and Medicaid but not enrolled because of state barriers to coverage.

The trial rationale was to evaluate home-based care employing lay workers as a care alternative, given barriers to coverage in resource-constrained settings, i.e. difficulty in accessing clinics because of high costs and poor availability of transport and low cash incomes (Hardon et al. 2007) and shortage of clinically qualified staff (Weidle et al. 2006).

The ACLU, GLAD and NCLR issued a joint statement: "This decision removes a threshold barrier to coverage for medical care for transgender people under Medicare".

Generally with overseas medical insurers, preexisting conditions that are in remission more than six months aren't a barrier to coverage, but it depends on the nature of the health issue and the insurance company's underwriting policy.

From our experience working with journalists, a major barrier to coverage of SRHR and other health research in the mass media was the lack of trust and mutual relationships between researchers and journalists.

There are other barriers to getting coverage, like a state law that mandates a face-to-face interview for applicants, and cumbersome forms.

Mr. Pyott said Allergan had made progress in the last year in lowering barriers to insurance coverage, but it was not sufficient to reverse the decline in sales of the Lap-Band.

It's a far simpler process than relying on the government's sites, says Lang. "There are a lot of barriers to buying coverage from state or federal exchanges," he says.

On the other hand, studies such as Awasthi et al. [7], Babirye et al. [8], and Egondi et al. [19] report that in spite of the physical access to health facilities and immunization centres in urban areas, there exist substantial barriers to immunization coverage in urban settings, with large underserved populations in slum and informal settings.

The information provided in this paper should help to create awareness for countries to evaluate their health systems and develop strategies to reduce barriers to effective coverage of BNC and resuscitation.