Sentence examples for insurance access from inspiring English sources

The study, authored by Heather Kugelmass, thus exposed yet another barrier – beyond macro-level issues like health insurance, access to clinics, or "culture" – preventing non-white, non-middle-class people from accessing psychotherapy services.

Gov. M. Jodi Rell proposed a health care plan yesterday that she said would give thousands of state residents without insurance access to lower-cost medical care.

It involves combining the Senate provisions on cost and quality control (and, ideally, strengthening them) with the House provisions on insurance access.

Figuring out who visits emergency rooms, how often and for what reasons involves sorting out complex interactions among many factors — socioeconomic level, health status, age, health insurance, access to health care and others.

But if there are benefits to being under the regulatory regime — insurance, access to lender of last resort, etc. — you have at least a fighting chance of getting most of the dangerous stuff under the umbrella.

From health insurance access to abortion rights, Trump and his cabinet nominees proffer the opposite of the progressive stance that has defined the last eight years in this country.

For women with private insurance and access to health care, that may not be unrealistic.

Virtually all Americans without some form of insurance have access to some level of care in emergency rooms.

This includes the cost of insurance, internet access, energy costs, and membership of the university's sports facilities.

Researchers attribute the problems to poverty, lower education levels and lack of insurance and access to medical care.

For example, a 2007 Kaiser Family Foundation report provides evidence for racial differences in health insurance coverage, access to primary care, and treatment for specific medical conditions (James et al., 2007).