Sentence examples for coverage administered from inspiring English sources

The president's program extends the current health care system — mostly employer-based coverage, administered by commercial health insurers, with care delivered by fee-for-service doctors and hospitals — by removing the biggest obstacles to that system's functioning like a competitive marketplace.

The health insurance industry doesn't support a public option, but health insurers are seeing record growth in Medicare Advantage, private coverage administered by insurers via contracts with the federal government.

As at 2014, KPJ had grown in size and coverage, administering 25 commercial specialist hospitals across Malaysia.

Under the president's law, however, the congressionally designed exchanges are a tool imposed on the states enabling the federal government to standardize and micromanage health insurance coverage, while administering a vast and unaffordable new entitlement program.

Coverage would be administered by a single private benefits manager in each region.

Sen. Bernie Sanders's Medicare for All proposal improves and expands the current Medicare program, replacing commercial health insurance with federally administered coverage for all Americans.

Medicare's own beneficiaries are increasingly opting for privately administered coverage.

"Coverage" is either administered wholesale as a public good by governments or mandated by laws and incentives to be distributed through employers.

These analogs are solely to be used for mealtime insulin coverage and, if administered at bedtime, can cause glucose levels to drop severely during sleep.

Few studies have investigated the impact of immunization campaigns conducted under the global polio eradication program on sustainability of polio vaccination coverage, on coverage of non-polio vaccines (administered under Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI)), and on changes in social inequities in immunization coverage.

Data from the Ministry of Health for Italy showed a high coverage rate in newborns [ 5- 7], but national figures of coverage for booster doses administered at 5th-6th year and at 13th-14th yeareare not available and this lack does not allow to predict future trends of pertussis.