Sentence examples for care coverage from from inspiring English sources

People who sign up for electronic payments for health care coverage from AARP get discounted rates.

Should someone in Idaho or Nevada have significantly different health care coverage from someone in Massachusetts?

The Burkhauser study attempts to estimate the value of health care coverage from Medicare, Medicaid and employer provided insurance.

Disconnecting health care coverage from work, and shifting from income to other taxes, will eventually prove mandatory.

You may well decide to buy some old-fashioned long-term care coverage from an insurance company now, while keeping one eye out for Class Act developments.

In his latest veto message, Mr. Bush said the bill would "result in government health care for approximately two million children who already have private health care coverage," from employers or other sources.

(Cruz gets his own health-care coverage from Goldman Sachs, where his wife is a vice-president).

Dr. Grinter, who serves on the Chicago Dental Society's access to care committee, is ready to fight to keep dental-care coverage from being cut.

A new study from the Commonwealth Fund, a health care research foundation, found that among full-time workers in 1999, some 80percentt of whites and 75percentt of blacks in general received health-care coverage from their employers, versus only half of Hispanic immigrants.

By 2019, it says, the bills passed by the House and Senate will have cut the number of uninsured Americans by thirty-two million, raised the percentage of people with some form of health-care coverage from eighty-three per cent to ninety-four per cent, and reduced the federal deficit by a cumulative $143 billion.

We studied patients who had coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery from January 1996 through March 1999 and who received health-care coverage from Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Tufts Health Plan, or Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.