Sentence examples for insured access from inspiring English sources

Expansion of health coverage (e.g., under the Affordable Care Act) might help limit high ED utilization by improving insured access to primary care and other providers [ 9].

A very minimum registration fee is charged each time the insured workers access DHP.

The former guarantee the insured person access to healthcare providers from a list of providers contracted by the health insurer.

In Malaysia, the shape of UHC continues to be debated, with discussions currently centered on whether the country should transition to a SHI model, 1Care, which would allow the insured to access private facilities.

As Verrilli pointed out, the underlying aim of the so-called birth control mandate is to ensure that virtually all insured people have access to this benefit as part of their regular insurance coverage for preventative medicine.

According to Pfizer, 93 percent of insured patients have access to Celebrex.

"A second goal is to end the use of low-cost funds — to which insured depositories have access — to subsidize high-risk activity".

Moreover, hedge funds inside banks have a competitive advantage by benefiting from government subsidies in the form of insured deposits and access to the Federal Reserve discount window.

Insured persons can access care free of charge at point of use, such as medication, laboratory tests, or x-rays at their reference health facility, which is generally the closest health facility.

With the introduction of the NHIS, private-for-profit health facilities have opportunities to expand service coverage and improve efficiency levels because insured clients can access healthcare without considering the cost, a phenomenon that previously resulted in lower outpatient attendance in private-for-profit facilities [ 4].

Assistance programs for children with IS help uninsured and under-insured families gain access to medications and financial support (premium/co-payment assistance program) by working with pharmaceutical companies and insurance plans (see Table 1).