Sentence examples for expansion services from inspiring English sources

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While Medicare reimbursements will continue to decline across healthcare providers, greater statewide adoption of Medicaid expansion services will play a key role in financing care, especially for elderly patients and those suffering from one or more chronic conditions requiring care in a specialty long-term care hospital or in residential, semi-residential and nursing facilities.

As for Thailand, Thai NMCP has projected not only strengthening of surveillance and monitoring of MDR malaria but also coverage and expansion services of malaria control measures in malaria-endemic provinces along the border areas, as there is the exemption from the epidemics of MDR malaria [ 11– 11].

Retail Experts is a full-service branch expansion service that provides everything from marketing to brokering to construction for retail stores looking to expand their business.

The premier, Denis Napthine, has announced a major expansion in services aimed at reducing violence in the home.

The old class delineations have been blurred by the relative decline of manufacturing and the expansion of services.

But Ms. Taff said the state has been slow to approve funding, which has stymied her district's expansion of services.

In June, the NHS England boss, Simon Stevens, said a major expansion of services was needed to deal with growing demand.

In an effort to break the cycle, Texas this fall began its expansion of services for former inmates, including job training classes, drug treatment programs and psychological counseling.

He has combined the nation's toughest work requirements with an unusually ambitious -- and expensive -- expansion of services to needy workers.

Dr. Lord understands their reluctance, yet she believes that these start-ups, serving two or three autistic children at first, are essential to an eventual expansion of services.