Sentence examples for were denied coverage from inspiring English sources

Some were denied coverage because of pre-existing conditions.

Some of those surveyed said they could not find a policy they thought they could afford; others said they were denied coverage.

Joseph Fouts, an office manager for a medical practice, said he dealt nearly every day with patients who had found jobs carrying health benefits but who were denied coverage because of what insurers determined to be pre-existing conditions.

For decades Americans have been served, in the print media and on television, with sorry vignettes of fellow Americans who have seen their health-insurance premiums increased or lost their insurance coverage altogether because illness struck or were denied coverage because of pre-existing medical conditions.

Government-run health care insurance plans were available, but Jews were denied coverage starting in 1933.

In fact, pregnancy used to be considered a pre-existing condition meaning some women who were pregnant prior to enrolling were denied coverage or had to pay more.

I can't be denied coverage, right?" he asked.

Now no child can be denied coverage on that basis.

Children with pre-existing conditions could not be denied coverage.

Of course, the reality is that none of them would be denied coverage.

Children could not be denied coverage because of pre-existing conditions.