Yet Medicare, which pays for all of the above, does not, except in rare instances, pay for long-term care in a supervised, safe place for frail or demented old people, or for home aides to help with shopping, transportation, bathing and using the toilet.
Locked into a career dictated by talent and upbringing, he found escape off-court, surrounded by the entourage, or surrogate family, he assembled and in most instances paid for, in particular the company of two father figures — his physical trainer, Gil Reyes, and his coach, Brad Gilbert.
In many instances, paying for your holiday, or a holiday service, by credit card gives you the extra insurance of being able to claim against your card issuer as well as the service provider if things go wrong.
Every 1% reduction – a reasonably conservative target – in hospital trusts' annual procurement expenditure of £22bn could, for instance, pay for more than 4,000 extra junior doctors.
Who, for instance, pays for reparations?
My insurer, for instance, paid for treatment of my right eye only, and not my left.
Orlando, for instance, paid for its own investigation to find out what they want.
Shell's money, for instance, paid for a panel of researchers to look into Mr Kruger's plans.
Not all the money is Icelandic: SIF, for instance, paid for Labeyrie partly via a syndicated loan in London.
Pfizer, for instance, paid for Abbott to develop the companion test for Xalkori, said Stafford O'Kelly, president of Abbott's molecular diagnostics division.
But what if an older person could forgo their benefits for something specific, to help America's youth in a tangible and personally meaningful way — by, for instance, paying for their grandchildren's child care or education?
