Sentence examples for off the healthy from inspiring English sources
Risk adjustment mechanisms to compensate health plans that enroll a sicker pool of patients should prevent death spirals and reduce insurers' incentive to skim off the healthy.
The F.D.I.C. now has the power to take over a huge holding company, sell off the healthy parts, and — in theory, at least — manage a careful wind down.
There is a terrifyingly named strategy, depigmentation, in which a cream applied once or twice a day kills off the healthy melanin cells so that all color is banished and everything turns ghostly, but at least you match.
The retailer really needs to spin off the healthy bit of its operations, and sell or shut down the rest a process that could cost creditor banks some ¥800 billion.
On the outside, they could still sell cheap plans to skim off the healthy and avoid a rule that insurers on the exchanges must also offer more generous silver and gold plans.
Another option which recently received the reluctant endorsements of even Alan Greenspan, James Baker, and Lindsey Graham is temporary nationalization: the government takes over the most troubled banks, splits off their toxic assets, puts those assets in a publicly owned "bad bank," and sells off the healthy parts of the businesses.
Food guilt is the guilt we feel around eating, or not eating, certain foods -- especially when it comes to eating "junk food" or falling off of the healthy-eating wagon.
Professor John Reganold shows off some of the healthy soil from his certified organic teaching farm at Washington State University.
Democrats are convinced that MSAs and other private insurance plans favored by Republicans could send Medicare into a death spiral by siphoning off the healthiest elderly.
They want to continue to siphon off the healthiest, wealthiest customers and deny access to insurance for anyone with a "pre-existing condition" or illness.
Drugs that wipe out an illness like a urinary tract or upper respiratory infection also kill off large portions of the healthy bacteria that normally live in the digestive tract, creating an opportunity for C. difficile to flourish.
