uninsured造句

The study did not cover uninsured patients.

Is there a good rationale for taxing the uninsured?

The hospital considers her uninsured, and her costs are mounting.

But as the number of uninsured people goes down with our reforms, the amount we pay hospitals to treat uninsured people should go down, as well.

From 2000 to 2002, the number of uninsured grew by almost 4 million.

So the Obama plan would leave more people uninsured than the Clinton plan.

The uninsured have the most to gain, but they are only 15% of the population.

And in the past year alone, about ten million uninsured Americans finally gained the security of health coverage.

Trump. ) Only 17 percent of self-identified Republicans are aware that the number of uninsured is at a historic low.

More than one million previously uninsured pregnant women and children now have basic health insurance and secure access to services.

The state is a long way from covering its 130,000 uninsured citizens, while the subsidies are proving costlier than expected.

To inch towards universal coverage, Mr Spitzer wants to extend health care to all New York's 400, 000 uninsured children.

As we speak, this law is making prescription drugs cheaper for seniors and giving uninsured students a chance to stay on their parents' coverage.

The agency estimates that the plan would expand coverage to some 29m currently uninsured people over the next decade, at a total gross cost of only $774 billion.

Some 35,000 previously uninsured workers are now eligible for treatment by local clinics, paid for in part by a tax on businesses.

The AD concentrates on concerns that the expansion of healthcare coverage to the 50 million uninsured in the US will stretch an already inflated federal budget.

Senate Republicans are united against the 2,000-page bill, which is designed to rein in cost and expand coverage to millions of uninsured Americans.

In this country, the Massachusetts health reform more or less follows the Swiss model; costs are running higher than expected, but the reform has greatly reduced the number of uninsured.

Some 32m of the country's 49m or so uninsured (most of those left out of the new scheme are undocumented aliens) would, starting in 2014, be required to take out insurance.

He donates millions a year to set up schools in rural areas, and he often walks the halls of hospitals with his offspring and pays for the medical costs of uninsured patients.

Supply of Blue Mountain coffee has fallen short in the past year or two due to the decimation of farms by past storms, and the inability of uninsured farmers to recapitalise their operations.

the main problem is simply not understanding the rules, which makes work for the police tackling uninsured driving, for example, and for emergency wards when people go there rather than to their GP.

"For uninsured postal parcels, compensation shall be made according to the actual damage due to loss of such postal parcels, but the maximum compensation shall not exceed the amount formulated by the competent department of postal services under the State Council."