Sentence examples for monthly enrollment from inspiring English sources

"As with other programs (for example, Medicare Advantage), we plan on issuing regular updates on implementation, including monthly enrollment statistics," added the official.

According to a recent study of large employers, average monthly enrollment rates for Cobra have increased by 20 percentage points since the subsidy was enacted in March 2009.

The trustees now predict that 31.4 million people will have signed up for the drug benefit by the end of the initial enrollment period in two weeks, and that monthly enrollment for 2006 will average 29.2 million, down from an estimate of 39 million published in last year's report.

That's the lowest monthly enrollment figure since 45.8 million received benefits in August 2011.

Average monthly enrollment among people in this group fell by 20percentt from 2016 to 2017, HHS found.

Despite HIV-1 discordance being more prevalent in Southern Africa, the site-specific Partners HSV-2 Study monthly enrollment rate was higher in Eastern compared to Southern African sites (15.1 versus 11.2 couples/month, respectively).

The study found that monthly enrollments in Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the poor, have declined in Texas by 7.6percentt between June 1997 and December 1999, while enrollment in the country as a whole increased by 2.3percentt during that period.

The Congressional Budget Office predicts that average monthly Medicaid enrollment, now 56 million, will rise to 71 million by 2016, with another five million people added to the rolls in the five years after that.

By 2013, monthly average enrollment topped 47.6 million, and total spending for the year neared $80 billion.

Overall, HIV-1 discordance rates among couples tested in the community were not significantly correlated with site-specific monthly study enrollment rates (correlation coefficient -0.64, p = 0.16).

We did find a trend for an association between site-specific average monthly study enrollment and the NHRI, a normalized measure of testing and care services accessed in a country.