Under her steady, watchful care, hearty meals are served, and the chaos of the world seems safely removed.
By Atul Gawande We devote vast resources to surgeons and the like, while starving the physicians whose steady, intimate care helps many more.
Yet, for some government officials, who have steady health care coverage despite the new law, partisan politics is all that matters.
He could also undercut one of his top goals at the convention: to rebrand himself as a steady leader, caring father and unwaveringly optimistic American after a stormy two months when his temperament and character have been relentlessly attacked and even fellow Republicans have accused him of making racist statements.
The number of children in care – steady for the best part of a decade in 2008 at around 60,000 a year – is now 64,400, with little sign that this is decreasing.
Despite a shrinking population of working-age veterans, the number of uninsured veterans increased by 290,000 between 2000 and 2004, propelled by a steady erosion of health care coverage in the workplace and a tightening of enrollment criteria for veterans' care.
Others point to the steady pay, good health care and retirement benefits.
Tenet promised investors growing profits, and at Redding, these people said, that required steady growth in cardiac care.
We are left to battle insurance companies that resist the steady costs of endless care and the employers who quickly tire of our bad days.
