Sentence examples for double insured from inspiring English sources

In this study, we estimate the effect that the recent increase in co-payments had on the demand for ED care by double insured ADSE (civil servants) patients, who have a private alternative in their plan's network.

Furthermore, we did not consider the fact that some patients that visited the ED using the NHS may be enrolled in a private health plan and, in this sense, may be also double insured.

Our evidence on opting-out behaviour by double insured ADSE patients is consistent with the work of previous authors and provides another practical example of the Besley and Coate (1991) argument [11].

To our knowledge, however, any differential behavior on the demand for care among these double insured patients when co-payments for the public sector increase has never been reported.

Our finding of a 20%% decrease in double-insured ADSE demand is sizeable, but is within the range of the estimates of other authors: Sogaard and colleagues [14] report that in Denmark employer-paid health insurances led to a 10%% reduction of public hospitals while Fabbri and Monfardini [12] estimate that double insured Italian patients may reduce public demand by as much as 70%%.

Lenders are now required to double check everything to insure the guidelines are met.

In the markets for small groups and individuals, however, the load factor could exceed 80 percent (with a medical loss ratio of 45 percent) This made the premium charged the insured almost double what the insurer paid for health benefits.

IN what its developers are claiming is a first in the New York region, where land and construction costs are among the highest in the nation, the nonprofit United Hebrew Geriatric Center is building a $52 million nursing home with only single rooms, rather than double-occupancy ones — for federally insured patients, as well as those who are privately insured or wealthy.

The Rand Corporation estimated that average government spending for newly insured people will almost double, to $7,468.

The double tied the score, 4-4, and insured that Weaver would still be without a victory this season.

So if an insurance association or forecaster estimates that insured losses are $10 billion, then total private losses (insured plus uninsured) are commonly doubled (to $20 billion).