Sentence examples for limit for coverage from inspiring English sources

The bill, sponsored by Mr. Grannis and passed by the Assembly in June, would raise the age limit for coverage to 25 and remove the requirement that the child be a student.

"When corporations don't provide coverage for mental health, when insurance companies provide limits for coverage for mental health, it's puzzling that universities should have different standards," he says.

Presumably, this lack of evidence contributes to practitioners' reluctance to provide preventive treatment to adults, and may limit purchasers' enthusiasm for coverage for such treatment.

Be sure to include documenting the value limits for theft coverage to your builder's insurance checklist.

In the current economic climate, many states facing budget shortfalls are seeking ways to reduce expenditures in their Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance (SCHIP) programs, including reducing covered services, increasing copayments, limiting those eligible for coverage [ 2], and implementing enrollment freezes in SCHIP [ 3].

And Russ Doren, a schoolteacher in a Denver suburb, believed he had good insurance until the bills for his wife's inpatient treatment at a psychiatric hospital hit the limit for mental health coverage.

Figure  2A presents the optimal allocation of resources for screening and vaccination in Nigeria at different budget constraints (i.e., the maximum levels of expenditure per woman per year for the prevention and treatment of CC) with a 20% coverage limit for one lifetime screening and a 95% coverage limit for vaccination with a 3-dose vaccination schedule.

To name a few: On May 4, 2011, the House passed the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, which attempted to limit insurance coverage for abortions.

The amendments would require abortion clinics to meet the same safety standards as ambulatory surgery centers, limit healthcare coverage for abortion, and that a doctor be present when women take the RU-486 pill to induce abortion.

This information prompted the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to limit coverage for erythropoiesis-stimulating agents for the treatment of chemotherapy-induced anemia, but they have elected to exclude MDS from the national coverage decision.

Her 5-year health coverage limit for thyroid cancer will be expiring next year as well.