Sentence examples for benefit providers from inspiring English sources

A new study shows that professional certification requirements benefit providers more than consumers.

The personnel system allows city workers to see paychecks, choose benefit providers and update personal information.

Carl Crawford, a spokesman for Entergy, said his company was negotiating with benefit providers to devise a package that matched what the employees have now.

"There is no reason why anybody should believe that, under a Medicare drug benefit, providers would not get a similar level of discounts," said Daniel Vasella, chief executive of the Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis.

But while the transit program is used by more than two million people nationally, according to estimates by benefit providers, the benefit is capped at $110 a month, giving transit riders a lower tax savings.

For example, we eliminate fee-for-service as the foundation for health-care payments because it rewards costly, wasteful and repetitive services that benefit providers and drug manufacturers over patients.

Health insurance company Anthem is suing Express Scripts, the largest prescription drug benefit provider in the U.S., for allegedly charging too much for drugs.

Medco Health Solutions Inc., the prescription drug benefit provider, has been subpoenaed by the Florida attorney general's office as part of an investigation into its dealings with health maintenance organizations, a company spokesman said yesterday.

Actuaries have a track record of systematically underestimating gains in life expectancy, and more old people means a bigger bill for benefits providers.

A 2004 survey by America's Health Insurance Plans, a trade group of health-benefit providers, pegged the average premium cost at $2,268 for a single person, and $4,424 for a family of three.

Costs were prohibitive, since most benefits providers priced packages for companies with hundreds or thousands of employees.