Sentence examples for restrictive care from inspiring English sources

A survey last month by Wirthlin Worldwide found that 56percentt of the people polled would be willing to pay more for less restrictive care.

The groups plan to serve as loose referral networks, helping patients who plan to pay out of pocket or have traditional insurance to find doctors who tailor their practices to fewer patients and less restrictive care.

As a result, they were repeatedly institutionalized at psychiatric facilities, violating the District's obligations to provide the least restrictive care possible under Medicaid and the Americans With Disabilities Act, according to the lawsuit.

Restrictive care environments, such as locked wards, were perceived as contributing to aggression.

This builds on the ethics of a mental health care system that offers the least restrictive care which is effective.

The new treatment program is characterized by stages from more to less restrictive care, with the first stage focusing on future orientation.

The ethic of care constrains women's use of public space through the association of women with low status 'caring' occupations, and through actions that extend restrictive caring to women.

Industry experts say the slowing economy may already be driving more employers and workers toward more restrictive managed care.

The federation lost its battle to keep the archdiocese from switching to a more restrictive health care plan.

During the past couple of years, workers have begun to demand that employers choose less restrictive managed care plans, and many employers complied because during a period of full employment they were competing for workers.

While progress has been stymied by gridlock in Congress, state legislatures made lopsided by gerrymandered districts have wasted no time passing new and restrictive health care measures, as well as right-to-work and election laws, turning back the clock on so much progress our country has made for middle class and working class Americans.