Sentence examples for exception of medicare from inspiring English sources

THE Republican position at the moment is that every part of the federal budget should be immediately slashed with the exception of Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and defence.

With the exception of Medicare and Medicaid, experts say, the amount paid for services — or the price  your insurers pay — is based on the market power of the insurance company on the one side and the hospitals and providers on the other, and the reimbursement agreements they ultimately reach.

Bank and auto bailouts, a continuation of the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, opposition to any and all government-run health care (with the exception of Medicare, as the elderly can be frightened into voting Republican).

The Part A files contain data for Medicare patients discharged from acute care hospitals with the exception of Medicare managed care enrollees.

With the exception of Medicare data (which were not available for this study), these procedures are not recorded in national databases, and therefore could not be identified.

With the exception of elderly people on Medicare and the uninsured, most of us never ask that question.

But with only a handful of exceptions, Medicare options have not changed.

Every senior, without exception, will be entitled to the current set of Medicare benefits.

Their results show that no cohort of Americans, with the possible exception of the very affluent, pays enough Medicare taxes and premiums to cover their costs.

A recent study of Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance found that, with the exception of on-demand features such as nurse answering lines, coverage of support for self-management was minimal (45).

With some exceptions, it is a crime to pay "any remuneration" intended to induce or reward the referral of Medicare and Medicaid patients to a particular care provider.