Sentence examples for incurred out from inspiring English sources

While healthcare inflation has slowed a bit in recent years, catastrophic medical events put the costs incurred out of the reach of most of us.

Nine (6%) parents incurred out of pocket expenses for sibling or other dependent care because of the child's illness.

Current smokers were less likely than others to use primary care services that incurred out of pocket costs, and specific preventive services.

Thirty-eight percent of the people whose identities were stolen said they incurred out-of-pocket expenses, averaging $740 a person, to clear their names or credit reports.

Among these families, some incurred out-of-pocket costs and some did not.

More than three-quarter (13/17) of the families who sought inpatient care for their neonates incurred out-of-pocket expenditures exceeding their monthly family incomes.

An earlier survey in KG Halli revealed that 69.6% of families incurred out-of-pocket expenses for outpatient care for chronic conditions, nearly doubling the poverty rate every month (17).

In a study on the health seeking-behaviour and the related household out-of-pocket expenditure for chronic non-communicable diseases in Malawi, Wang et al. [ 21] found that among those seeking care, 65.8 % incurred out-of-pocket expenditure with an average of USD 1.49 spent on medical treatment and an additional USD 0.50 spent on transport.

The Government hailed the deal as a "breakthrough" which would increase the availability of the best medicines without incurring out-of-control costs to the taxpayer.

Our results suggest that while children under the age of five are less likely to incur out-of-pocket health expenditure, particularly consultation fees, no difference is observed in the absolute level of out-of-pocket expenditure incurred as well as in the use of curative health care services in facilities where the FHCI applies.

Thus, while in many cases refugees may be able to receive health services at highly subsidized levels at MoPH network facilities, they may incur out-of-pocket costs that are greater than the minimum payment amounts at these facilities; refugees seeking care at private facilities are also likely to have higher out-of-pocket expenses.