Sentence examples for terminating coverage from inspiring English sources
(H) Terminating coverage (including disenrollment) of any individual under the plan.
In a letter to clients, Banc of America Securities said that terminating coverage of Biovail was "prudent" in order to best defend against the charges, which it called "without merit," according to The Wall Street Journal Online.
The deterrent doesn't seem to be particularly effective, except in a few cases in which large settlements have prompted a city's municipal insurer to demand changes under the threat of terminating coverage.
If he were to do that, and it's unlikely, it would either cripple those insurance companies, or they'd withdraw immediately from the exchanges, terminating coverage and leaving millions without health insurance overnight.
On Dec. 23, 2004, Sanford C. Bernstein released a note to investors, saying that after failed attempts at getting a regulatory waiver, Mr. Hintz was terminating coverage so that he could exercise his expiring Morgan Stanley options.
Administration officials said Monday that they had finished terminating coverage for those with unresolved immigration issues, which resulted in some 112,000 people losing their insurance in the federally run marketplace.
*Health plans must allow Medicaid patients to challenge decisions to deny, limit or terminate coverage of services.
Medicare terminated coverage after five weeks, saying her condition had not improved and was unlikely to improve.
Sanford C. Bernstein then designed a plan for Mr. Hintz to terminate coverage of Morgan Stanley to exercise the options and sell the stock.
That note quoted Joseph Heller's "Catch-22:" "That's some catch, that Catch-22". NASD argued that Mr. Hintz should not have "terminated" coverage and should have held his stock as long as he had positive recommendations on those stocks.
In a typical case, Medicare terminated coverage of skilled nursing care and physical therapy for an 81-year-old woman because she had "exhibited a decline in functional status".
