Sentence examples for charge for care from inspiring English sources

CARE If there was one bogeyman in the column, it was what veterinarians charge for care.

According to the complaint filed in her arrest, Ms. Durkee used money she siphoned from campaign committees to pay for her mortgage, her American Express bill, entertainment costs — including money paid to Amazon.com and Baskin-Robbins — and the monthly charge for caring for her mother at a Belmont Village assisted-care facility.

Ministers and NHS England have made clear that they are opposed to new charges for care.

The survey showed that those affected wanted a new system of funding, and that "charging for care must deliver good care at a fair price".

This shows that 79% of people believe that all care needs arising from a disease or medical condition should be provided free of charge with a further 87% wanting the government to review its policy of charging for care.

And more than half of the people polled (52%) said they feel so strongly about the issue that a political party's policy on charging for care for elderly people will affect the way in which they vote.

Instead Mr Lee, the national policing lead on alcohol harm, said intoxicated individuals should be escorted to a cell managed by a commercial company and charged for care they receive the morning after.

According to a 2012 Truven Health Analytics report, $36 billion could be saved each year if the median prices for the 300 most common procedures were used to reimburse health care providers, rather than billed charges, for care provided to people enrolled in employer-sponsored health plans.

The Scottish government has pledged to refund anyone being wrongly charged for care which should have been free.

The shadow health secretary said: "As councils cut budgets, we've got services being withdrawn from vulnerable people, people paying ever-increasing charges for care - so this really can't go on.

This included admissions that were less likely to be covered because we included care provided at any type of facility (individuals were charged for care of a covered condition that did not result in tertiary care for example, seeking care for a cardiac condition that resulted in a prescription for antihypertensive drugs).