Sentence examples for categories of coverage from inspiring English sources

Generally, travel insurance is sold in packages, combining various categories of coverage.

"There is no doubt," the group said, "that coverage of abortion will be mandated, unless Congress explicitly excludes abortion from the scope of federal authority to define 'essential benefits.' " Even if the health secretary did not require coverage of abortion, the group said, "federal courts would interpret the broadly worded mandatory categories of coverage to include abortion".

Jennifer Tolbert, principal policy analyst at the Kaiser Family Foundation's Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, said that under the new rules, the plans "will all be in the same format, so you can easily compare categories of coverage, cost sharing, provider networks, deductibles and co-payments — all the things people care about".

The insurers will be selling policies with uniform benefits packaged in four broad categories of coverage.

For some categories of coverage, CAARP policies can cost 500% more than those offered in the "voluntary" market.

The health plans selected by the state will sell uniform benefits, each offering four broad categories of coverage called Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze.

Eliminating multiple categories of public coverage, e.g., 20 different categories of Medicaid in Colorado alone, each requiring different means testing, annual re-authorizations, etc., would significantly pare administrative costs and eliminate barriers to care.

Much money is wasted on a complex U.S. system that erects barriers to health care by dividing people into thousands of different categories of health coverage (e.g., 20 different categories of Medicaid in Colorado alone), exponentially raising administrative costs for qualifying, means testing, annual reauthorizations, etc.

Poisson regression models were built to examine the strength of the association between rates of mortality and categories of screening coverage, proportion of women looking for treatment, and proportion of women who do not collect results.

The New York Times staff received a prize for national reporting - one of two given in the category - for coverage of the aftermath of the space shuttle Challenger's fatal explosion.

Countries were separated into three categories of relatively low coverage in 2013, medium coverage in 2013 and high coverage in 2013.