Sentence examples for enrolled customers from inspiring English sources

Walgreens said it was working with the Department of Health and Human Services to ensure newly enrolled customers a smooth transition to their new insurance plans.

But how much depends on their ability to predict how newly enrolled customers — for whom little is known regarding health status and medical needs — will affect 2015 costs.

Once enrolled, customers' applications go directly to the private company of their choice, where service is the same as it would have been had they applied directly to the insurer.

Mr. Beales said the F.T.C. believed that AmeriDebt had enrolled customers in debt consolidation plans and paid more than $40 million in fees to accounts-processing firms owned by Andris Pukke, a former officer of AmeriDebt and the husband of its founder, Pamela Shuster.

Previously, many banks automatically enrolled customers in overdraft protection plans.

Participants were consecutively enrolled customers (n = 9037) from the commercial weight-loss company Itrim in Sweden from 1 January 2006 to 31 May 2009 (see Figure S1 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue).

First, banks must be barred from automatically enrolling customers in overdraft programs.

The banks typically enroll customers in these euphemistically named "overdraft protection" programs without their knowledge and often make it difficult for them to escape.

Until two years ago, the nation's banks could automatically enroll customers in overdraft programs — the result was tens of billions of dollars in overdraft fees.

As of July 1, the Federal Reserve will require that banks obtain a customer's consent before they can charge them overdraft fees for A.T.M. transactions and debit purchases; many banks now automatically enroll customers.

Some services, such as AT&T's Callvantage program automatically enroll customers in 911 programs, while others, such as Skype – and its 31 million users worldwide – offer no 911 program at all.