El Salvador has 94 percent coverage, Honduras has 88 percent coverage, and Mexico has 98 percent coverage.
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Service line coverage, building code coverage, water backup and equipment breakdown coverage are standard on Hippo policies.
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STLDI coverage is cheaper because it is tailored coverage that circumvents the ACA's excess mandated coverage and its harmful regulations.
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He said that Fox's news coverage is "fair, balanced, and unafraid" and distinguished between its news coverage and opinion coverage.
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Of those with Medicare coverage 6900 percent viewed their coverage favorably, compared to 2628 percent of those with employer coverage.
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"It's supposed to be promoting coverage and promoting affordable coverage."
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All of that generated coverage — again, justified coverage, given Mrs.
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" Untruth #5: "If you want to have coverage – and we think that everyone should have coverage – we're providing you access to coverage.
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Trumpcare allows insurance companies to go back to refusing coverage for preexisting conditions, a key barrier to coverage before Obamacare's coverage expansion.
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As a result, average premiums for ACA-compliant coverage could far exceed those of noncompliant coverage, thereby destabilizing the market for compliant coverage.
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"We believe if you want to have coverage, and we believe everyone should have coverage, we're providing you access to coverage," Cohn added.
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This means I have full coverage after having considerably hampered coverage.
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The right to continue coverage is separate from the coverage itself.
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That's how Boatsetter provides $1 million in liability coverage, $2 million in boat damage coverage, plus additional umbrella coverage to make renters feel safe.
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That coverage could be from employer-sponsored health plans, government-sponsored coverage, such as Medicare and Medicaid, military-sponsored coverage or individual health plans.
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And they did so by offering either no coverage or limited coverage.
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Like Facebook's coverage, Twitter will also air before and after debate coverage.
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Securing coverage: The goal of your announcement is to generate news coverage.
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The media coverage of a word that meant coverage has just begun.
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Allowing some complementary private coverage also reduces pressure for overgenerous basic coverage.
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But grant waivers that make sense, and increase coverage, not decrease coverage.
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Additionally, Kentucky's waiver addresses dental coverage, vision coverage and substance abuse treatment.
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Then it gets tons of coverage and continuing coverage of San Francisco.
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A common error is turning down Part B coverage in the belief that this supplemental coverage is primary — and ending up with no primary coverage.
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This worries some Obamacare supporters, who say the goal of insurance reform isn't just expanding coverage — it's expanding coverage to people who really need health coverage.
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"I'm grateful that I have coverage, but it's really cruddy coverage," she said.
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I think our coverage ... I was really pleased with NBC and MSNBC's coverage.
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For lower-wage workers, their coverage is decidedly worse than ACA coverage is.
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And let's look at what kind of "coverage" Obamacare coverage really provides anyway.
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Increases premiums by earthquake coverage by 1-2 cents per $1,53 of coverage.
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AHCA takes away insurance coverage from millions of newly insured Americans from coverage.
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The new guidance emphasizes "access" to coverage, rather than the level of coverage.
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Network coverage begins at 10 tonight, with PBS coverage starting at 8 p.m.
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Remember this: Trump defines "fair" coverage as coverage that is favorable to him.
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Now, the standard is merely "access" to coverage, rather than quality of coverage.
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There is no impact to current coverage or coverage in a 2019 plan.
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Similarly, we could do something like that for pregnancy coverage or maternity coverage.
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When underserved voices are not given a role in coverage, that coverage suffers.
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Radio announcers and coverage on Amazon-owned Twitch also featured different coverage perspectives.
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He still gets wall-to-wall coverage, but that coverage is overwhelmingly negative.
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I currently pay $18 to $19 a month for up to $20,000 of personal property coverage, up to $100,000 of personal liability coverage, up to $1,0003 per person of medical payment coverage, and up to $4,000 of loss of use coverage.
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In These Times conducted an analysis of presidential race coverage on MSNBC in August and September, and found that in its coverage of Biden, Warren, and Sanders, it was Sanders who received the least coverage and the most negative coverage.
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And this worries some Obamacare supporters, who say the goal of insurance reform isn't just expanding coverage — it's expanding coverage to people who really need health coverage.
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IF YOU ARE ON RETIREE COVERAGE Some retirees receive coverage from former employers that supplement Medicare — typically help with meeting cost-sharing requirements or prescription drug coverage.
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The next level of coverage is the so-called coverage gap, or doughnut hole.
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Know whether you have replacement cost coverage or cash value coverage on your possessions.
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The Amex Platinum also offers rental car coverage, but this is considered "secondary" coverage.
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Health coverage premiums were artificially raised when ObamaCare made many private coverage arrangements illegal.
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Experts recommend purchasing not only emergency medical coverage but also emergency medical transportation coverage.
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Exchange open enrollment for 2018 coverage ended w/ approx 8.8M people enrolling in coverage.
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And some of the diminishing coverage is being replaced by coverage on gun control.
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However, Wanda's coverage is still low compared with the 4.0x coverage of these peers.
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Graham-Cassidy would leave millions without coverage and severely curtail reproductive health coverage nationwide.
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Some policyholders may want coverage that the NFIP does not offer: expanded coverage in basements or coverage for alternative housing if flood waters force them from their homes.
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Expanding the tax advantage of health insurance coverage after repeal of the ACA could lead some employees to leave their employer coverage, or some employers to discontinue their coverage.
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Survivors had lower rates of employer-sponsored health insurance, higher rates of coverage through Medicaid, greater difficulty obtaining coverage and higher rates of being denied coverage, the study found.
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LIQUIDITY Adequate Liquidity Coverage: Fitch expects MAA's liquidity coverage to remain adequate for the rating.
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"There is no impact to current coverage or coverage in a 2019 plan," Verma said.
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As Serwer writes, the media coverage of that race mirrored today's media coverage almost precisely.
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"Insurance provides a lot of protection," and coverage is better than no coverage, Adrion said.
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Automobile claims fared better after Hurricane Harvey because flood coverage is available under comprehensive coverage.
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Also, these policies provides no coverage for costs associated with Part D prescription drug coverage.
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"If you're using a full coverage foundation don't use a full coverage powder," she says.
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For 2020, contributions are limited to $3,550 for individual coverage and $7,100 for family coverage.
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The test policy offered $140,000 in dwelling coverage, $300,000 liability coverage and a $500 deductible.
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Most employers will only subsidize the employee's coverage cost, not coverage for dependents or spouses.
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Also, these policies provide no coverage for costs associated with Part D prescription drug coverage.
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In 2020, the contribution limits are $3,550 for individual coverage and $7,653 for family coverage.
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Furthermore, coverage of both candidates' personal flaws and identity matters overwhelmed coverage of policy issues.
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Before ObamaCare, more than three-fifths of individual policyholders did not have coverage for maternity services, a third lacked coverage for substance abuse services, nearly two-fifths lacked coverage for mental health services, and about one in 10 lacked coverage for a prescription drug benefit.
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Having coverage with a high deductible and, in some cases—or not having a plan that allows you to get the coverage you need or afford it, isn't real coverage.
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LIQUIDITY Liquidity Coverage at 1.7x: KIM's liquidity coverage is adequate at 1.7x for the period Oct.
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Unfortunately, the coverage numbers in the ACA don't reflect how unaffordable much of that coverage is.
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I will also participate in NBC's breaking news coverage and its political and special events coverage.
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The coverage sparked outrage on Twitter, with many criticising the underlying sexism in the media coverage.
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Degree of Coverage/Movement: Before buying a security camera, think about how much coverage you want.
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"Officer Hendren has not requested such coverage nor has such coverage been approved," the statement said.
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Our debate coverage — (inaudible) debate coverage will continue in just a moment with our colleague (inaudible).
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For more debate coverage, check out our Refinery29's full coverage of the 2016 election, here.
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Degree of coverage/movement: Before buying a security camera, think about how much coverage you want.
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It's the people who listen to podcasts like this and read my coverage and your coverage.
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"When we first went to market, we had Chinese-language coverage, Greek-language coverage," she says.
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Or, if your current work coverage will end, continued coverage under COBRA may be an option.
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However, plans were required to meet state coverage laws, and many offered similar coverage to ObamaCare.
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In the 31 states that expanded coverage in that time frame, Medicaid coverage rose 40 percent.
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People who bought Obamacare coverage really did seem to shop for coverage that fit their needs.
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There will be no impact to enrollees' current coverage or their coverage in a 226 plan.
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There will be no impact to enrollees' current coverage or their coverage in a 2019 plan.
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OneWeb plans to start rolling out partial coverage this year and full coverage sometime next year.
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Set up coverage teams in your class to track local and national coverage of the Dec.
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It is fair to ask how those features impacted media coverage, or the lack of coverage.
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PiperJaffray started coverage of Twilio on June 25, and Rosenblatt Securities initiated coverage on June 27.
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" Still, she said, the coverage provided under Indiana's plan is "better than no coverage at all.
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People who have coverage this year and take no action may have their coverage automatically renewed.
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I am not saying this drives coverage of Trump, but it recasts negative coverage of him.
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Consumers could purchase long-term, guaranteed-renewable coverage that protects them from premium spikes when they fall ill, provides coverage more comprehensive than ObamaCare, and is more secure than employer coverage.
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To date, 11 states are providing coverage for more than 3 million public employees, over 65 commercial payers are providing coverage in some markets, and four states are providing Medicaid coverage.
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Trumpcare repeals Obamacare's coverage expansion (the subsidies for private coverage as well as the Medicaid expansion), and allows insurers to go back to refusing to sell coverage to those with preexisting conditions.
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The policies include millions of dollars in "broad liability coverage," $300,000 of "crisis assistance" coverage, and unlimited coverage for Weinstein's legal defense, Weinstein's lawyers said in the countersuit, filed late on Monday.
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The catch: In practice, universal coverage will not mean 100 percent coverage, because making everyone eligible for some form of coverage or financial assistance does not mean everyone will actually get covered.
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Most Americans, who have coverage through their employer, would lose their right to preventive services and coverage of children to age 26 and see lifetime and annual dollar limits of coverage reappear.
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You'll want to stay tuned to her coverage of this wild area of coverage as she deciphers Elon tweets, filters startup coverage and figures out how much horsepower a scooter actually needs.
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Many papers across the country have cut staff and coverage so that they cannot provide adequate coverage.
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The critical step is for a child with the proposed Medicare coverage to keep that coverage indefinitely.
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Strong Interest Coverage, Low Leverage: The resilient rental income supports the company's stable and strong interest coverage.
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The result was to expand coverage and the quality of coverage to about another 28503 million people.
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Spotify – Spotify was rated "overweight" in new coverage at JPMorgan and "outperform" in new coverage at Evercore.
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The most common health insurance coverage for working age veterans is actually employer-sponsored health-care coverage.
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Legislation proposed by Sanders would largely eliminate private coverage and replace it with government coverage for everyone.
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Growing Fixed Charge Coverage AAT's fixed-charge coverage was 2.8x for the trailing 12 months ended Dec.
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Along with coverage of the featured groups, PGA Championship LIVE will provide coverage of the closing Nos.
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If you're satisfied with your coverage, there's no need to do anything — your coverage will continue uninterrupted.
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This is a critical first step before adopting Medicare as a basis for coverage health coverage expansion.
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There's been some very considered media coverage and radio coverage about what actually happened during that war.
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Millions of adults will lose their health coverage — coverage that tends, ironically, to increase work participation rates.
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Because the ACA expanded Medicaid coverage, more low-income women and LGBT Americans gained health care coverage.
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The Post led coverage on the murder of its columnist, which was invariably bad coverage for MBS.
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Coverage in the U.S. is not yet widespread, but expectations are high for increased coverage in 2350.
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And the temporary coverage will remain until you get full coverage, cancel your application, or are denied.
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It is not entirely clear what the difference between universal "access" to coverage and universal coverage is.
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Coverage in the U.S. is not yet widespread, but expectations are high for increased coverage in 2020.
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Nor does it prohibit anyone from buying abortion coverage, or a separate insurance "rider" for that coverage.
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The association also outlines possibilities of wildfire insurance arranged in tiers of most coverage to least coverage.
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Instead of the current tax penalty for failing to secure coverage, the bill would introduce a penalty for purchasing insurance after letting coverage lapse: To encourage people to maintain "continuous coverage," insurers would impose a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for people without coverage for 63 days or more.
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At end-2016, its network provided voice coverage of 7503% and LTE coverage of 92%, with in-fill coverage made possible by national roaming agreements with each of the other Polish network operators.
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In terms of overall coverage, Pew Research found in its analysis of media coverage in all of 2017 that the president received just 85033 percent positive coverage during his first year in office.
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At end-2016, its network provided voice coverage of 86% and LTE coverage of 92%, with in-fill coverage made possible by national roaming agreements with each of the other Polish network operators.
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Customers also can purchase add-ons like hired and non-owned auto insurance, employment practices liability insurance (EPLI), liquor liability insurance, employee dishonesty coverage, professional liability insurance, equipment breakdown coverage and spoilage coverage.
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Travel accident insurance: Up to $500,000 of accidental death or dismemberment coverageEmergency evacuation coverage: N/AThere are a few main differences between the Chase Sapphire Preferred's coverage and the Chase Sapphire Reserve's coverage.
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YOU COULD ADD TO IT, YOU KNOW, CLASSIC CULTURAL COVERAGE, YOU COULD ADD TO IT GREAT LIFESTYLE COVERAGE.
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DE), Europe's biggest consumer electronics retailer, saw coverage fall by a third, while coverage of Seche Environnement (CCHE.
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Here are some questions and answers about coverage: ■ What is the penalty for not having coverage in 2016?
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I want to build on the progress we've made; got from 90 percent coverage to 100 percent coverage.
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News coverage of natural disasters like hurricanes Harvey and Irma is often similar to coverage of war zones.
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Musk tweeted that SpaceX needs six more 60-satellite launches for minor coverage, and twelve for moderate coverage.
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Those who don't keep coverage could ultimately face much higher premiums when they do decide to purchase coverage.
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It is unclear what all of the differences between losing coverage and losing "access" to coverage are. Sen.
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" That's 20 million individuals who don't have coverage, and we ought to say, "Why don't they have coverage?
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On top of all the sports coverage, Twitter is getting its feet wet with news coverage as well.
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Insurance companies had the power to deny coverage, drop coverage, or charge people more when people got sick.
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Coverage availability and even mandatory coverage requirements enacted by law may vary depending on your state of residence.
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On the economy, Trump received negative coverage 54 percent of the time, compared to 46 percent positive coverage.
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Without the tax credits, many people would find coverage unaffordable, and would be likely to forgo coverage altogether.
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NASA's coverage of the flight begins at 10AM ET, while SpaceX's coverage begins about 20 minutes before launch.
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While insurance companies have slowly broadened their coverage of other aspects of reproductive health, IVF coverage remains uncommon.
|
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Abortion coverage bans mean that people struggling to make ends meet are denied coverage just because they're poor.
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Insurance coverage for the treatment of these disorders has long been discriminatory compared with coverage for physical diseases.
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Networks add extra hours of coverage On cable, the nonstop live coverage has already been happening for hours.
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Women's boxing not only falls into that category, it typically neither gets press coverage, nor television coverage whatsoever.
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Fear over denying people coverage led the Republican "coverage caucus" to go wobbly, eventually dooming the repeal effort.
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Health insurance plans are not enthusiastic about selling coverage in a market where only sick people buy coverage.
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This year, that deductible has to be at least $2401,300 for individual coverage and $2,600 for family coverage.
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"It suggests that consumers still view coverage through the marketplace as an important source of coverage," Tolbert said.
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But it usually fades when mourning fades from news coverage, giving politicians coverage to give reform a pass.
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Without an option for affordable coverage, they would become exempt from the health law's mandate to obtain coverage.
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Allow consumers to buy coverage whenever they please and receive coverage going forward for any accident or illness.
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In Michigan, however, this coverage, also called PIP, must have no limit to meet the state's minimum coverage.
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"Medicaid's coverage guarantee means that coverage is there when you need it," she wrote in an online post.
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People with job-based coverage should bear in mind that they may not always have job-based coverage.
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Auto insurance coverage for water damage is simpler, but even there, you may not have the right coverage.
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The Affordable Care Act is epochally important not just because it expanded coverage but because, while it does not provide truly universal coverage, it establishes universal coverage as the goal and responsibility of government.
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That kind of protection for people who maintain "continuous coverage" is a common feature of Republican plans and provides an alternative incentive to get coverage aside from ObamaCare's mandate for everyone to have coverage.
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Look for the most coverage for your money, and don't just compare the premiums — look at the coverage types, coverage limits, and even the deductible you'll have to pay if you're in an accident.
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Car rental loss and damage insuranceSome American Express cards also offer secondary auto rental coverage, which means this coverage kicks in after other policies you have are exhausted, as opposed to primary car rental coverage.
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"We're worried about people losing coverage who should not be losing their coverage," said Bo Ryall, the group's president.
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And you think you can make that sort of, everybody who has bad coverage now will have good coverage?
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Short-term plans are cheaper because many come with coverage limits and can deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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On average, workers contributed 2350% of the premium for family coverage and 27% of the premium for single coverage.
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It's about who is getting a lot of coverage (Warren) and who is getting positive coverage (Warren), Smith said.
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You can dab it on with your finger for sheer coverage or sweep it right on for full coverage.
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For serious and important coverage on this deadly storm, please follow the wonderful coverage from Mashable's science team, here.
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Many gig workers want to go beyond third-party coverage and buy coverage for themselves, for example against illness.
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Cascading media coverage of scandals ensured that Trump sucked up all the oxygen — even as coverage turned overwhelmingly negative.
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KURTZ: Well, that is in the political coverage of Donald Trump as opposed to the coverage of the investigation.
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The total loss in coverage over the next decade would wipe out Obamacare's gains in coverage, and then some.
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Just as the media coverage of the Trump campaign was off, so too is the coverage of his administration.
|
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The minimum deductible allowed for HSA-qualified accounts this year is $2750,25 for individual coverage ($2640,600 for family coverage).
|
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The minimum deductible for a high-deductible plan is $26,2750 for self-only coverage, and $255,0003 for family coverage.
|
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Pollsters also found that ObamaCare's provision preventing insurance companies from denying coverage to those with preexisting coverage remains popular.
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Some found it too confusing because they had partial coverage, or coverage for some family members but not others.
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Finally, understand that your flood coverage doesn't fill in all of the areas that your homeowner's coverage will miss.
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The Box Office: Trump continues to draw large crowds and dominates the coverage, even when the coverage is negative.
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The steepest declines in coverage have been in small businesses, which had been steadily dropping coverage before the law.
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Now these organizations can simply cut birth control coverage without any other entity stepping in to provide the coverage.
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Contrary to President Obama's promises, many Kentuckians face a choice between high priced coverage and no coverage at all.
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Collision and comprehensive coverage only covers property damage, not medical coverage or liability to other drivers, or mechanical repairs.
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First, we are fully committed to coverage of New York City and have no intention of ending Metro coverage.
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If you lose coverage through an employer, it will likely cost you more to get coverage on your own.
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Without a mandate requiring people to buy coverage, insurers warn, only sick people would have reason to buy coverage.
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The GOP plan provides significantly less money than Obamacare for expanding coverage, so the coverage expansion will likely shrink.
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First, it rolls back Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, which funded coverage for millions more low-income Americans eligible for coverage.
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And providing more affordable coverage to older people who are more likely to need coverage is a good thing.
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Low-income people who gained coverage through expanded Medicaid, and who get the biggest subsidies for private Obamacare coverage.
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Such a requirement has teeth because individuals who let their coverage lapse risk being denied coverage in the future.
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Currently, maximum employer contributions for these are limited to $4,950 for employee-only coverage and $10,000 for family coverage.
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"People bought insurance coverage because it was cheap and seemed to provide them with coverage they needed," he said.
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Democrats, who worked hard to expand coverage under the Affordable Care Act, might wish to prevent sharp coverage losses.
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His trial generated significant media coverage throughout India, with many news channels giving his case wall-to-wall coverage.
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The FCC's coverage maps rely on self-reporting from telecoms, which often means exaggerated coverage on the official maps.
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When Breitbart's coverage shifted toward Trump, some say the tone of Breitbart coverage about Cruz never became overly hostile.
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And even if you did have coverage, most insurance companies also specifically excluded transition-related surgeries from coverage plans.
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"We bring international coverage, and StubHub has got phenomenal coverage in the U.S.," Mr. Baker said in an interview.
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He told me he has taken a valuable lesson from Trump's rise to power: Any coverage is good coverage.
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The company, it must be noted, has undertaken no small feat to curate its Olympic coverage, with a total of 6,755 hours of coverage including 4,500 streaming hours and 2,255 hours of television coverage being aired.
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Since May, it has found that coverage of President Trump and Russia — or coverage of Mr. Trump and the former F.B.I. director James Comey — outstripped coverage of the health care bill on 30 of 67 days.
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But this new coverage is primarily attractive to healthy people because it does not need to follow ObamaCare rules, can deny coverage to those with pre-existing conditions and can leave out coverage of certain services.
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For example, here are a few actual quotes I received from Fabric for a 20-year policy:$300,000 in coverage: $18.20 monthly premium$500,000 in coverage: $23.39 monthly premium$1 million in coverage: $39.50 monthly premium
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For adults, the states that choose to offer coverage typically give limited coverage, mostly restricted to extractions and emergency services.
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"Tens of millions of Americans have coverage or significantly better coverage because of reforms enacted under this administration," they wrote.
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Employers' contribution to the cost of that coverage is not taxed, nor is the value of the coverage to employees.
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Tweets, dunks, and livestreams beget media appearances and coverage; the media appearances and coverage beget more tweets, dunks, and livestreams.
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In 23, those totals will increase to $5003,2500 for individual coverage and $25,230 for family coverage, according to the IRS.
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But climate change coverage also makes up a small portion of the overall online coverage from the big cable networks.
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With less coverage focused on O'Malley, nobody heard anything about him driving low poll numbers that further justified scant coverage.
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Meanwhile, coverage options in many states have dwindled and many Americans getting coverage through state health insurance exchanges and HealthCare.
|
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Coverage prices depend on what risk factors are in the coverage area, including schools, stadiums, neighborhoods and other populated spaces.
|
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Annual contributions to HSAs for 2019 are limited to $3,500 for someone with individual coverage and $7,000 for family coverage.
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You can't put a price tag on free Twitter coverage, free cable coverage and all the stories flowing from both.
|
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Annual contributions to HSAs for 2019 are limited to $33,500 for someone with individual coverage and $7,000 for family coverage.
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Clunky computer systems and uninformative coverage notices may make it easier to drop coverage at age 19 than continue it.
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High Capex, Low Interest Coverage: CNLP's recurring EBITDA interest coverage was only 0.57x in 2016 (excluding all IPO-related expenses).
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Providing whole home mesh coverage, this system supplies fast and reliable WiFi coverage for 4K HD streaming, gaming, and more.
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Online publications, online coverage, live coverage—who wants to read about an event that you saw online a month ago?
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This plan wouldn't erode the coverage gains of the Medicaid expansion but would undoubtedly erode coverage in the individual market.
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Trump's most favorable U.S. coverage has come from Fox, though 52 percent of the coverage was still rated as negative.
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Here are some questions and answers about rental car coverage: Do any credit card rental car policies provide primary coverage?
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In the run-up to the EU referendum, men dominated 74.5% of TV coverage and 84.4% of print media coverage.
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Sarsfield will assume coverage responsibilities for FIG clients in addition to his coverage of key legacy clients, the memo said.
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By shopping around for your coverage, you can easily see which companies offer you the best coverage for your money.
|
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For extra coverage, Galaxy Fold owners would still need to buy Samsung's $12-per-month Premium Care extended coverage service.
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ICBC Standard Bank said Baars will lead its commodity coverage globally and report to Kent Hilen, head of international coverage.
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Twenty-somethings who are under their parents' coverage via a workplace plan, however, lose coverage the month they turn 26.
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Thirty-three percent received coverage through the newly expanded Medicaid program, and 11 percent had coverage through the ObamaCare marketplace.
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Strong Coverage Fitch expects monthly debt service coverage ratios (DSCR) for the programme to be 83x after the new issue.
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This could lead to deterioration of coverage for patients by states adopting the least comprehensive coverage for each benefit category.
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Quinson will coordinate ESG coverage for Bloomberg News and work with Aaron Rutkoff, who will head climate coverage on digital.
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Also note that this coverage comes with a certain amount of Accidental Death or Dismemberment Coverage that varies by card.
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The Trump administration rolled back women's health coverage Friday, allowing any employer to drop contraceptive coverage for its female employees.
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In response, more employers would offer workers coverage, it said, since they would see individual coverage as an unattractive alternative.
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There is a tendency to tilt all soccer coverage — perhaps all sports coverage — toward the powerful, the established, the elite.
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Many people with Medicaid coverage could lose their coverage or see substantial changes at the end of the delay period.
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Additionally, Medigap policies can only be coupled only with original Medicare (Part A hospital coverage and Part B outpatient coverage).
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You can contribute up to $0003,2000 per year for self coverage and up to $21984,2100 for family coverage in 2020.
|
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Excess coverage is available from private insurers, but, once again, many homeowners are unaware of the limits of their coverage.
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When abortion coverage was out of the question, we strategically worked to include contraceptive coverage in regulations implementing the law.
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Some older Americans would probably be able to retain health coverage by staying at jobs that come with such coverage.
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However, Bestow does not offer more than $1 million in life insurance coverage, and not everyone will qualify for coverage.
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If you can&apost qualify for coverage through Bestow, it recommends comparing more coverage options through insurance comparison site Policygenius.
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You can check whether you&aposre in a T-Mobile 5G coverage zone with the carrier&aposs 5G coverage map.
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Putting all that aside, Trumpcare erects a massive barrier to coverage: It allows insurers to deny coverage to sick people.
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The importance of the ACA contraceptive coverage mandate is highlighted in data showing how many women benefit from this coverage.
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"Our request is to expand coverage, while their request is to lower coverage," one legislator told the Salt Lake Tribune.
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PBS will begin its royal wedding coverage at 4:30 am ET. BBC America will begin its coverage starting at 4 am ET, with a live and direct simulcast of BBC ONE's coverage with limited commercial breaks.
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The standard Part D benefit includes an annual deductible, an initial coverage period when enrollees pay 25 percent of their drug costs, a coverage gap or "doughnut hole" period (gradually closing under current law), and catastrophic coverage.
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Obamacare's supporters point out that in addition to expanding healthcare coverage to millions of Americans, it has made it more affordable for many via subsidized coverage, and prevented insurance companies from denying coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Rather than the system we often have today, which is you have to find the coverage, you have to pay for the coverage, and if you ever stop paying for even a moment, you lose your coverage.
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"It is imperative that individuals who have health coverage be able to keep health coverage and hopefully move to greater choices and opportunities for them to gain the coverage they want for themselves and families," Price said.
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"Hallmarks of a good cyber insurance plan or policy would include not only coverage for damage to systems or damage to data, but fraud coverage, extortion coverage, coverage for breach response, public relations expense," said Jonathan Meyer, partner at law firm Sheppard Mullin and former deputy general counsel in the Department of Homeland Security.
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MELBOURNE, Australia When: September 2014 Target: Two police officers wounded in knife attack Coverage —— TIZI OUZOU, Algeria When: September 2014 Target: One French citizen beheaded Coverage —— QUEBEC October 2014 Target: One soldier killed and one wounded in vehicle attack Coverage —— OTTAWA When: October 2014 Target: One soldier killed at war memorial; two wounded in shootings at Parliament building Coverage —— NEW YORK When: October 2014 Target: Two police officers wounded in knife attack Coverage: Two articles.
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Only about 30 million people purchased their own coverage directly thanks to U.S. tax laws requiring individual coverage to be purchased with after-tax dollars, while pre-tax dollars could be used to purchase coverage offered by employers.
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If you're considering short-term coverage as an affordable alternative to ACA coverage, know what you'll get and what you won't.
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A deadline for 2018 coverage Insurance companies have until late September to raise rates and finalize their coverage areas for 2018.
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A divisive convention risks undermining positive news coverage and the increase in support for the party's candidate such coverage can produce.
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The other is what Vox's Andrew Prokop dubbed the "coverage caucus" — Republicans who think the coverage losses under AHCA are unacceptable.
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The credit facility contains an interest coverage covenant requiring coverage for the most recent LTM period to be at least 3x.
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Second, it risks more disruptions in a person's health coverage and a lapse in coverage if there is a paperwork problem.
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It seemed then -- and seems now -- that Trump meant to type "coverage" -- as in "negative press coverage" -- and just flubbed it.
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Second, weaken the ACA by allowing insurers to deny coverage to those with existing conditions and/or offer less comprehensive coverage.
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If Politico reshaped coverage of politics, VandeHei and Allen want Axios to transform coverage of politics, tech, business, media, and beyond.
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It's important to note that if the benefit pool is used up or the coverage period lapses, the coverage will expire.
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It got widespread coverage across the political media landscape, and even received reasonably sympathetic coverage from the right-leaning Fox News.
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Click culture creates a closed system in which popular acts get more coverage, thus becoming more popular, thus getting more coverage.
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Weakening Coverage Levels: Fitch expects monthly debt service coverage ratios (DSCR) for the programme to be 41x after the new issue.
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AppleCare+ extends coverage for iPhones to two years from its purchase date and up to two incidents of accidental damage coverage.
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While shutdown coverage was prominent on all networks, coverage of the actual policy debate quickly faded one the government shut down.
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This provision aims to guarantee that Medicare enrollees do not experience a break in coverage by tightening up effective coverage dates.
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Avalere Health has looked at how this continuous coverage penalty compares to what people pay under Obamacare for not having coverage.
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Bans on insurance coverage of abortion do not affect coverage for miscarriage, so if you have insurance you should be covered.
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For 2017, the deductible for an HDHP must be at least $1,300 for self-only coverage and $2,85033 for family coverage.
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And everyone would have full abortion coverage by disallowing the Hyde Amendment, which blocks nearly all Medicaid funding for abortion coverage.
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But news coverage that day was focused on the president's weekend tweet angrily denouncing media coverage of his inaugural crowd size.
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Our coverage for property damage liability provided $50,000 in coverage for $92.96 on the first vehicle and $79.97 on the second.
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After the Parkland, Florida, shooting, coverage of the shooting and advocates of gun control took up large amounts of media coverage.
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If something goes viral on Facebook, it might warrant news coverage, and the mere fact of news coverage validates further stories.
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Back then, people could be denied coverage due to preexisting conditions, meaning some people could not obtain coverage for any price.
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As long as ObamaCare coverage is available for those who want it, states can encourage less comprehensive coverage options as well.
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This year you can contribute up to $3,23 to your HSA if you have single coverage or $6,750 for family coverage.
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He added that if the media coverage "remains prejudicial" defense attorneys must be allowed to respond to that coverage, if necessary.
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Because of the Affordable Care Act, insurers cannot deny coverage for a pre-existing medical condition and cannot cap lifetime coverage.
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It has all of the language about requiring the coverage from insurers, but the continuous-coverage language hasn't been written yet.
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Don't just look at the premium, either — consider the amount of coverage and the types of coverage listed on your quote.
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Obamacare brought new insurance coverage to some 20 million Americans, and that coverage has seemed to make them more financially secure.
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"The NRA has encountered serious difficulties obtaining corporate insurance coverage to replace coverage withdrawn by the Corporate Carrier," the complaint says.
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This can drive up the cost of coverage significantly, but it's worth considering if the alternative is no coverage at all.
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You can contribute up to $3,550 a year for self-only coverage and up to $7,100 a year for family coverage.
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When I came within the coverage area, a small symbol showed me I had 5G "UWB," or ultra wide band coverage.
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It'll also go up against the growing esports coverage on TBS and, of course, ongoing coverage on Twitter, Twitch and YouTube.
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For 2016, you can contribute up to $3,350 if you have individual health coverage, and $0003,750 if you have family coverage.
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Even so, the evidence did not suggest that the private coverage of Arkansas was better than the public coverage of Kentucky.
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For Cruz, just 9 percent of coverage related to the issues, while 7 percent of coverage was issue-related for Sanders.
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They also can charge older consumers more — or deny coverage based on age — or impose annual or lifetime caps on coverage.
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It did not require coverage of dental care, and though it did require some mental health coverage, it was often insufficient.
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Second, counties with the largest coverage gains actually experienced smaller increases in drug-related mortality than counties with smaller coverage gains.
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"The decline in public coverage certainly contributed...Private coverage did not statistically change...For children we saw a similar pattern where there was a decline in public coverage and no statistical change in private coverage," said Laryssa Mykyta, chief of the Health and Disability Statistics branch at the Census bureau, in a conference call with reporters.
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The focus will initially be on offering Medicaid coverage to the uninsured and those locked out of subsidized Affordable Care Act coverage.
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Guangzhou R&F also has meaningful recurring EBITDA/gross interest coverage of 0.2x (before the acquisition), whereas the peers have minimal coverage.
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Instead, only Stacie gets coverage (because she has diabetes and needs coverage for her insulin), and her wife, Alicia Mintz, goes uncovered.
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Workers contributed $5,7003 for family coverage on average in 2018, up 65% since 2008, and $2000,27 for single coverage, according to Kaiser.
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We see a huge audience for smart science coverage on Facebook — a huge audience that's often being served bad or inaccurate coverage.
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Since the 2016 presidential election, there's been endless coverage (and reaction to coverage) of the white working class in the United States.
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By creating its own mobile virtual network operator, combining Sprint and T-Mobile coverage maps, Fi theoretically gives the best possible coverage.
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Evidence-based arguments and reasoning are not what you get from politics if you just happen to watch coverage or read coverage.
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But the value of coverage – real coverage – from a journalists perspective is the opportunity to explain complex ideas to a ready audience.
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ROVE: Look, any White House has the right, if it disagrees with coverage, to be specific and precise in criticizing that coverage.
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If they didn't deny coverage outright, some health plans charged consumers exorbitant premiums, or offered policies that excluded coverage for pricey conditions.
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There's some principles here about expanding health insurance coverage, making sure it's quality coverage, those are things we feel very strongly about.
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And the Newtonian law of modern media is that for every genre of coverage, there will be a genre of meta-coverage.
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UBS starts coverage of Sabadell and Bankia with "buy" rating UBS starts coverage of Popular, Bankinter, Caixabank and Santander with "neutral" rating.
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Up to 260,2299.99 sq ft of Wi-Fi coverage means no more patchy coverage kitchen and buffer-free Netflix in every room.
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People with pre-existing conditions would also still be protected if they maintained continuous coverage, meaning they had no gaps in coverage.
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Part A (hospital coverage) comes with no cost, yet Part B (outpatient coverage) has an average monthly premium of $135.50 for 2019.
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Under the amendment, people would still be protected if they maintain "continuous coverage," meaning they did not have a gap in coverage.
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Essentially, as long as ObamaCare coverage is available for those who want it, states can encourage less comprehensive coverage options as well.
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The news media has been saturated with coverage of Trump and several studies have found that the coverage has been overwhelmingly negative.
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This was instituted to encourage people to keep insurance coverage and to discourage them from delaying purchasing coverage until they became sick.
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And if the ban on denying people coverage for preexisting coverage is lifted, it's unclear when she might ever get insured again.
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Just after midnight, Trump tweeted an apparent typo of the word "coverage" in a now-deleted, seemingly unfinished tweet about press coverage.
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Not having the mandate is expected to reduce the number of people buying coverage both voluntarily and because coverage becomes too expensive.
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Figure Out Your Insurance Coverage Needs Don't leave a decision on insurance coverage to a few panicky moments at the rental desk.
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People with single coverage can contribute up to $3,550 in 2020, while participants with family coverage can sock away up to $7,100.
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About 20 million more Americans have health insurance coverage now than before the law, with the largest coverage gains among racial minorities.
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Such protections prohibit insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions or from charging such people more for coverage.
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A survey by In "These Times" found that CNN's coverage of Sanders was three times more negative than coverage of Joe Biden.
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He also received enough free media coverage to largely stomp on coverage of former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's Iowa bounce.
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In the swirl of coverage, Mr. Bezos' allegations took on a life of their own, with some news coverage veering into speculation.
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The proclamation lists a number of acceptable kinds of health care coverage — employer provided health care insurance, unsubsidized coverage, and travel insurance.
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He's leaning toward enrolling in traditional Medicare coverage with a supplemental Medigap plan, rather than an all-in-one Medicare Advantage coverage.
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"My goal is to actually expand coverage for those 28 million Americans who still lack coverage today despite the ACA," she said.
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It is not considered a substitute for Medicare coverage because it is only considered secondary coverage for those who are Medicare-eligible.
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This affects the two shallow loss programs, the Price Loss Coverage and Agricultural Risk Coverage, first included in the 2014 farm bill.
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And its coverage is seen as largely government-run, unlike the private coverage that higher earners buy in the individual insurance markets.
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Even if you don't live in a flood zone, primary flood coverage is a key, but often overlooked coverage to ask about.
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I keep some credit cards for perks like trip cancellation and interruption insurance, primary auto rental coverage, or cell phone replacement coverage.
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Democrats, echoed by the media, complained that eliminating the mandate to have coverage would result in millions of Americans dropping their coverage.
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The bottom line: Disparities in mental health coverage for ordinary workers will persist unless business leaders step up to improve insurance coverage.
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They could deny coverage, restrict coverage for some conditions, or charge higher premiums to people their models suggested would have high costs.
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The concern with the continuous coverage provision is that it could have the unintended consequence of discouraging healthy people from buying coverage.
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I keep some credit cards for perks like trip cancellation and interruption insurance, primary auto rental coverage, and cell phone replacement coverage.
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It's almost like there were three press stories: there was coverage of Infamous; there was coverage of Prototype; and then there was coverage of the fact that these two games were being made in isolation, yet on such parallel tracks.
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" He also was critical of media coverage of Autopilot accidents, contrasting the extensive coverage of the few Autopilot crashes that have been reported with the "paucity of media coverage of the 1.2 million people that die every year in manual crashes.
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Under ObamaCare, 4.2 million Latinos have gained health coverage, according to administration figures, while more than 21625,2900 Latinos aged 220006 to 2202 have kept coverage under their parents' plans — coverage that likely would have been dropped prior to the law.
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Our coverage of Afghanistan was also the subject of two other Pulitzers: Barry Bearak won in 2002 for "his deeply affecting and illuminating coverage of daily life," and John F. Burns won in 1997 for his haunting coverage of the Taliban.
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Employers rely on a viable individual health insurance market to provide coverage options for part-time workers, early retirees and those who prefer coverage through the exchanges, where they may be eligible for premium subsidies, rather than electing COBRA continuation coverage.
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Most of these people -- about 2743 million of them -- would lose Medicaid coverage, but seven million Americans would lose employer coverage as well.
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This is the coverage gap between your drug plan's coverage limit ($13,820 for 2019) and your out-of-pocket maximum ($5,100 for 2019).
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The ACA bars insurance companies from charging customers more or denying them coverage if they have a health problem before their coverage begins.
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Meanwhile, 26 states restrict abortion coverage in private plans offered on the insurance exchanges, and 11 restrict abortion coverage in all private plans.
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Offering such coverage would enable the issuer to also offer coverage off the Exchange that would be exempt from certain Title 1 mandates.
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At the same time, coverage ratios are also deteriorating - Fitch expects FFO fixed-charge coverage to fall to 1.2x for 2016 and 2017.
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For 24, employees and employers can contribute a total of up to $220,240 for individual coverage and up to $260,21 for family coverage.
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Massachusetts used a similar program when it launched its health coverage expansion in 2006, to get low-income residents signed up for coverage.
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Gibbs: Jake, we render, we render an opinion based on some of their coverage and the fairness that, the fairness of that coverage.
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In some cases workers would actually spend less on getting coverage through those marketplaces than they would if their employer offered group coverage.
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This proposal would allow those individuals to pay for coverage with pre-tax dollars as employees of firms who offer coverage do now.
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They can be used with your fingers or with tools, and they can be layered for maximum coverage or diffused for lighter coverage.
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Before Trump, every politician hewed to the same basic rule: You want as much positive coverage, and as little negative coverage, as possible.
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"Italy has had suboptimal coverage for many years now," said Butler, adding that vaccine coverage for measles has fallen every year since 40.
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For prescription drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 standalone plans or 21 Advantage plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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Since the ACA was introduced in 2010, millions have used the marketplace or expanded coverage opportunities through programs like Medicaid, to gain coverage.
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Ten million have coverage through the marketplaces, and about 15 million have signed up for Medicaid coverage since the health law's expansion began.
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An estimated 20 million people gained coverage under the Affordable Care Act, and 72 million have coverage through Medicaid, according to Families USA.
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The underlying pool for the Pinnacle 20113 and Pinnacle 2013 transactions have 100% LMI coverage, while the Pinnacle 2014 transaction has 25.5% coverage.
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"We have great product capability and geographical coverage but we need to add resources to some of our sector coverage teams," he said.
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Zucker denied that he helped secure coverage of Trump on CNN or that the network's constant coverage helped him clinch the Republican nomination.
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These accounts allow you to contribute up to $22,2500 per year for self coverage and up to $234,21984 for family coverage in 163.
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For 2020, employees and employers can contribute a total of up to $3,550 for individual coverage and up to $7,100 for family coverage.
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"Most of the losses [in insurance coverage] are due to the fact that people are not getting pushed into getting coverage," Levitt said.
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Ideally, retirement coverage, like health care coverage, would be a federal effort to ensure the broadest possible participation at the lowest possible costs.
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In fact, in many places, premiums will increase for those that need coverage the most, and coverage will disappear for the most vulnerable.
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For 2500, employees and employers can contribute a total of up to $211,550 for individual coverage and up to $7,100 for family coverage.
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One of those provisions essentially required insurers to offer coverage to people who had previously been denied coverage because of their medical problems.
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In fact, many of them would result in millions of people losing coverage — and the coverage being worse for those who kept it.
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Price didn't promise that no one would lose coverage during the transition away from Obamacare, but said all would have "access" to coverage.
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Many, however, will drop coverage, not because they don't want it, but rather because the repeal-caused premium increases will make coverage unaffordable.
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With additional developments, it still took a few days for King coverage to reach parity with the first 24 hours of Tliab coverage.
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The good news is that there is more financial assistance for health care coverage than ever before, and you can't be denied coverage.
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When they attempt to re-enter the market, insurers can charge higher prices, withhold coverage of specific health conditions, or deny coverage altogether.
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The employees of small businesses, meanwhile, pay more than $2950,210 on average for single-coverage annual premiums and near $15.33,215.3 for family coverage.
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AT&T and Verizon in the U.S. have, I wouldn't say superb coverage but they have the best coverage that you can get.
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Pro-Trump coverage is to conservative media what anti-Trump coverage is to liberal media — a great driver of internet traffic and ratings.
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As I look back as my own coverage of it, I think I should've been more aggressive in my own coverage of it.
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She adds that such coverage was insufficient despite its high cost: "Most plans did not even include maternity coverage for women," she says.
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If fewer people receive coverage from employers, more will qualify for subsidized coverage in the public marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act.
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Has hurricane coverage of the United States Virgin Islands been neglected in favor of more coverage of mainland states affected by the storm?
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The result would be better health coverage for more Americans and a clear path toward an American version of affordable coverage for all.
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His trial has generated significant media coverage throughout India, with many of the country's news channels giving his case wall-to-wall coverage.
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Transitioning to such system would mean upending health coverage for tens of millions of people, particularly those who get coverage through their jobs.
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It's likely to be an iterative process where we do better each season by getting broader coverage and more potent coverage of influenza.
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The major problem with the coverage of Russia has been that the coverage has been characterized by much speculation, but few hard facts.
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In states that waived certain coverage regulations for insurers, people could pay more than $1,000 per month for maternity coverage, the CBO found.
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Under this suggestion, a late enrolling individual or family would be able to immediately benefit from coverage going forward––coverage and network discounts.
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Further, states should be encouraged to make improvements in their UI programs' coverage, like extending coverage to temporary employment services workers, for example.
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Democrats want to stick with current language that allows abortion coverage in these private plans, but requires a separate payment for such coverage.
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Another provision would allow Native Americans who obtained health coverage under the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion to retain coverage under traditional Medicaid.
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They want more coverage not less and believed Trump during the campaign when he said that he was going to give more coverage.
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"I think the no-gaps-in-coverage part is important," Ms. Capito said, noting that expanded coverage was the Obama administration's main focus.
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She drew a distinction between the coverage of former President Obama before he assumed office eight years ago and the coverage of Trump.
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If you do stay on employer coverage through a small company, Medicare will often pay first before other health insurance coverage kicks in.
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At the same time, it would preserve employer-based coverage as an option for millions of Americans who are satisfied with their coverage.
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One common sense reform is to require agricultural producers to choose between the Agricultural Risk Coverage/Price Loss Coverage programs and crop insurance.
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The imbalance in coverage of the candidates' character is striking, as is the lack of coverage about the economy compared with the controversies.
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The big concern with the continuous coverage provision is that it could have the unintended consequence of discouraging healthy people from buying coverage.
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Namely, they are okay with sicker people paying more (or not getting coverage at all) to allow healthy people to get cheaper coverage.
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The 9 million Americans who purchase coverage through the health law's marketplaces have from now until December 53 to pick their 2018 coverage.
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"AMOS-17 will operate in the C, Ku and Ka bands with a digital channelizer to provide fixed high throughput (HTS) C-band coverage to Africa, steerable HTS Ka-band coverage to anywhere from China to Brazil, and extensive Ku-band coverage throughout Africa with additional coverage in Europe, the Middle East, China, and India," SpaceX said in the press release.
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This means that those who show up during open enrollment to purchase coverage, but have had a break in coverage longer than 63 days, will have to wait six months from the date of their application for their coverage to kick in.
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On CNN, Wolf Blitzer and Jake Tapper will anchor from Washington, while Fox News' coverage will be led by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, and MSNBC's early coverage by Stephanie Ruhle and Brian Williams (with Williams then anchoring coverage throughout the day).
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There's demand for much more coverage than there is actually important news during the campaign, the coverage squeezes out important non-campaign stories, and the coverage often turns out to have been a really poor guide to what officials do once elected.
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Greatest event in golf, with the worst coverage Yet again, Augusta National's minimalist approach to its television coverage bit fans in the backside on Friday when key players such as Spieth and McIlroy's rounds went largely uncovered by the club's early online coverage.
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What we've done initially is to put out a proposed rule that would modify how folks are able to sign up for coverage so that they get a greater flexibility in signing up for coverage, greater choices in signing up for coverage.
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The bottom-line is this: AHPs will provide comprehensive coverage and protect people with pre-existing conditions, AHPs will not impact the health coverage people currently have, and AHPs will actually provide hundreds of thousands of people health coverage for the first time.
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States that have expanded coverage will be forced to cut back dramatically -- there will simply not be enough funding for them to maintain current coverage levels, and the gap between the cost of coverage and federal funds available will grow each year.
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The company says it helps businesses understand the impact of their news coverage and public relations strategy — like which articles are driving the most awareness of their brand, the total audience that's being reached by the coverage and the sentiment of that coverage.
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Tom Price on Brookings estimate 15-M will lose health coverage under GOP bill: "we don't believe that individuals will lose coverage at all" The administration's current strategy is to simply lie about this and say that nobody is going to lose coverage.
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Another study in the Journal of Labor Economics found that married women with workplace health insurance coverage have wages that are lower by about the same amount as their employers pay for that coverage, relative to married women with no such coverage option.
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The data was then organized to fit five common coverage scenarios, including coverage for a young driver, a driver with poor credit, a driver with an accident on their driving record, a driver with a DUI, and someone seeking out extra coverage.
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The tech giants are facing a barrage of tough, negative coverage, with some of the same dynamics that drive saturation coverage of President Trump.
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"When the existing uninsured population learns about the affordability of coverage, and the choice of coverage, that really does drive their decision," Slavitt said.
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For prescription-drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 stand-alone plans or 21 Advantage plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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"We're better off working toward affordable coverage for everyone than creating affordable coverage for the healthy and leaving the sick behind," Kofke-Egger said.
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However, people who don't get subsidies pay an average of $477 per month for individual coverage or $1,154 for family coverage, according to eHealth.
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Among teens, national MMR coverage during 2015 ranged from 123% (Idaho) to 97.4% (Rhode Island) with Arkansas at 90.2% coverage and Washington at 88.1%.
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For prescription drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 stand-alone plans or 21 Advantage Plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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The IOC reported that the 2016 Rio Olympics was the first time in which the digital coverage, primarily live streaming, exceeded traditional television coverage.
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One study of news coverage from 20123 to 2007 found that missing African-American children and girls were significantly underrepresented in television news coverage.
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The people who are least satisfied with their coverage are people who buy their own health coverage, including those who use the Obamacare marketplaces.
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For prescription drug coverage, the average beneficiary can choose from 27 stand-alone plans or 21 Advantage plans that include the coverage for 2019.
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They argued the rule could lead insurance companies to drop abortion coverage, and cause people to lose coverage if they don't pay both bills.
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A 23GHz network has greater coverage over farther distances, but lower speeds, and a 2299GHz network has poorer long distance coverage, but faster speeds.
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The Republican health care plan will probably make a lot of poor women lose their Medicaid coverage, which means losing their birth control coverage.
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Researchers also found that those who got coverage sought more health services, both preventive coverage and emergency care (which increased by a remarkable 40%).
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There are two different tiers, Alan Cerises with basic coverage for €228 per month and Alan Pomme with better coverage for €261 per month.
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"Angry" reactions to stories are exceedingly rare apart from political coverage, and especially from political coverage from hyper-partisan pages like Breitbart and OccupyDemocrats.
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NASA's coverage of the launch will begin on NASA TV at 5:15AM ET, while SpaceX's coverage will begin around 20 minutes before liftoff.
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In another dissent, he suggested employers should be allowed to deny ACA-mandated coverage to their female employees, including no-pay birth control coverage.
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"Other applications obtained duplicate enrollment or obtained coverage by claiming their employer did not provide insurance that met minimum essential coverage," the GAO said.
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That type of coverage creates an outlier bias, where small groups of radical protesters end up dominating coverage of protest movements as a whole.
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If you get health coverage through your job, you already face a reduction in take-home pay commensurate with the value of that coverage.
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Quality: If the coverage improves — thanks to the state waivers that have been added to the bill — what kind of coverage would people have?
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Other economists are skeptical that coverage will remain so high, mostly arguing that many of the people who lose Medicaid won't find coverage elsewhere.
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Some of these bills — in New York and Georgia, for instance — would expand coverage for emergency contraception and Medicaid coverage for birth control, respectively.
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Thirty-two states and Washington, D.C., provide medical coverage for legal resident children, and seven provide coverage for children regardless of their immigration status.
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First, insurance coverage for abortion suffered yet another blow when the Affordable Care Act allowed states to exclude abortion coverage from their insurance exchanges.
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Restricting coverage of the event took China's ban on Google one step further, though it's not uncommon for Chinese media to receive coverage instructions.
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The push to connect wild places—via cell coverage and Wi-Fi—is a messy debate among environmentalists, lawmakers, outdoor recreationists, and coverage providers.
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The problem for insureds is that cyber policy exclusions may not dovetail with the coverage actually provided by Coverage A or other traditional policies.
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For HSAs, you can stash away a maximum of $3,350 if you are an individual with self-only coverage, or $6,650 for family coverage.
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For 2017, HSA holders with self-only coverage can contribute up to $3,400 annually, while those with family coverage can save up to $6,750.
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This often leads to mainstream media coverage, which further elevates the campaign even when the coverage is intended to debunk false or misleading information.
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A study on 224 US election coverage found women were even massively underrepresented in coverage of "women's issues" such as abortion and women's rights.
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Decreases in revenue were met with cuts to coverage, which led to precipitous drops in circulation, which then led to further cuts in coverage.
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One can surely imagine a family planning to have a child purchasing maternity coverage, or a person with chronic back pain purchasing surgical coverage.
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If the proposed rule moves forward, "better implementation" will lead to confusion, loss of coverage, and ultimately insurers choosing to drop abortion coverage altogether.
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The coverage, insurance experts said, may be too expensive for the risk, or it may seem to be affordable but provide little additional coverage.
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However, there is little room to relax coverage further this year as coverage ratios have typically fallen close to the sector's 150% regulatory minimum.
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Coverage that connects rural America so frequently to Trump and to the racial resentment that placed him in office is coverage that can whitewash.
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The overwhelming majority of the coverage Trump receives in the mainstream media—91 percent of network news coverage, according to one study—is negative.
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Providing this necessary coverage can help avoid the danger of future medical disability and spiraling financial cost when this coverage is denied or unaffordable.
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Wentz explained that he had seen the coverage rolling one way, so he checked to a slant against man coverage on the back side.
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The House bill rolls back expanded coverage by cutting the amount the federal government reimburses states for residents who got coverage under the expansion.
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Men would not buy maternity coverage, and many women would wait to buy maternity coverage until they thought they were likely to get pregnant.
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The bank has strong coverage ratios with loan loss reserves coverage of 233%, with BRL103 billion of provisioning above local rules in June 2017.
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" On whether Medicaid block grants would cause people to lose coverage: No system he's proposed "would leave anybody without the opportunity to gain coverage.
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Yes, but: Even if Republican governors do expand coverage that way, there will be a lot of debate over what counts as adequate coverage.
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One's a lightweight medium coverage Serum Foundation with SPF 15, and the other is a creamy, natural-looking Coverage Foundation that's packed with pigment.
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Arizona was a state that opted to expand Medicaid coverage under ObamaCare, which enabled almost 500,000 residents in the state to gain health coverage.
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This coverage allows you to receive reimbursement if a product is stolen or damaged in most cases, although the amount of coverage can vary.
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Meanwhile, Vacasa, a vacation rental site, offers $1 million in liability coverage and up to $10,000 in contents coverage through an arrangement with Assurant.
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The project's investors stipulated that the project must pay for $5 million additional coverage beyond the standard $500,000 flood insurance coverage, Mr. Fasano said.
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The European Health Insurance Card provides coverage to EU citizens traveling outside their home state; that coverage will disappear in a no-deal Brexit.
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On the back end, he mixes man coverage with an array of zones that are ultimately simple but look complicated because of coverage rotations.
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When compared to the coverage of Buttigieg and Klobuchar, Warren has so far escaped major critical coverage about her struggles appealing to non-whites.
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The policy tested included $100,000 for injury liability, $300,000 for all injuries, a $500 deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage, and uninsured motorist coverage.
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She argued that people leaving the states' Medicaid programs are not necessarily losing coverage, because they could gain other sources of coverage later on.
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Without Obamacare's subsidies to help people buy coverage and its mandate (weak as it is) to require they have coverage, markets will break down.
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It would have taken insurance coverage from millions of people and worsened coverage and raised costs for millions more, many of them Republican voters.
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The policy with the lowest price for coverage, the most coverage types and limits, and the lowest deductible is the best one for you.
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Invalidating the entire law could strip coverage from tens of millions of Americans and strip protections for coverage enjoyed by hundreds of millions more.
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"There is indoor coverage, but the depth of coverage is below that of 4G, and the download speeds can drop quite dramatically," he says.
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Still, that hasn't stopped insurance companies from trying to find ways of withholding mental health coverage or set up coverage limits, say patient advocates.
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Most recently, the administration rolled back birth control coverage by allowing employers and universities to decline contraception coverage based on religious and moral convictions.
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For the same $250,000 term life policy, coverage over 163 years through Liberty Mutual would cost $2,960 more than the same coverage through Bestow.
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People who let their coverage lapse would face a 30 percent surcharge on their monthly premiums for one year when they next buy coverage.
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This had potentially deadly long term implications: prior to Obamacare, children who had chronic illnesses without health insurance coverage could be denied future coverage.
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Some of the people who are losing coverage because of the individual mandate are losing coverage because it causes premiums to rise, but there are some people who would elect not to purchase coverage—even if premiums stayed the same—if the mandate went away.
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Depending upon whom you ask, the American Health Care Act would increase coverage, reduce coverage, or not affect coverage much at all; either the Congressional Budget Office analysis of the bill's effect on insurance rates and the budget is not credible or highly promising.
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According to the New York Times, approximately 21 million Americans would be at risk for loss of health-care coverage; more than 12 million low income adults who have struggled to get coverage through the Medicaid program would be at risk for loss of coverage.
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When asked to decide whether religiously oriented employers must provide health coverage that covers contraception, they fashioned a compromise: Insurance companies would be required to provide coverage to employees without the employers having to take any action to ensure that the coverage was provided.
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We can track immunization coverage levels, and when we look at coverage levels of Somali children around 2 years of age and compare them to the rest of the state, up until 2008 their rates ... were equal to or better than the state's coverage levels.
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"This would allow the new plans to 'cherry pick' only healthy people from the existing market making coverage unaffordable for the millions of people who need or want comprehensive coverage, including, for example, coverage for prescription drugs and mental health services," the letter states.
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Microsoft also wants to see increased funding with infrastructure investments targeted towards broadband coverage in rural areas and improved data collection for rural broadband coverage.
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High-income countries had only achieved moderate coverage of the HPV vaccine; if the United States and France couldn't achieve high coverage, how could Rwanda?
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RTUK chief Ilhan Yerlikaya denies that Erdogan has dominated coverage and says only a fraction of the complaints it receives relate to perceived unbalanced coverage.
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Coverage disparities may shrink as campaigning ahead of the October elections formally kicks off this month and newsrooms standardize their coverage of the leading candidates.
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You might also do some research and price out the cost and coverage of either original Medicare, plus Part D prescription coverage, or Medicare Advantage.
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Oscar now offers coverage in New York, California, Texas, New Jersey, Ohio and Tennessee, and will offer coverage in Arizona, Florida and Michigan in 63.
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Under the ACA right now, health coverage and cost-sharing under a 1332 waiver is supposed to be "at least as affordable" as Obamacare coverage.
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Rhett Butler:We just wrapped up an analysis of eight years of media coverage of palm oil and indeed found a sharp increase in coverage globally.
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States with lowest and highest vaccine coverage The new report summarized vaccination coverage data on about 214 million kindergarteners during the 22009-22017 school year.
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The goal of an automatic enrollment program would be to increase coverage and lower premiums by getting younger and healthier people signed up for coverage.
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He argues that at a certain point, bare-bones coverage is worse than no coverage at all because it creates a false sense of security.
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What's more, the study found that more accurate press releases don't receive less coverage, but the coverage they do receive tends to be more accurate.
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Five million fewer each would have Medicaid and individual market coverage in 2027; the remaining millions are people with employer-based coverage who'd lose it.
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Healthy individuals would be able to purchase coverage in the individual market, but older and less healthy individuals would find coverage more expensive, or unavailable.
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Nevertheless, loan loss reserve coverage is low, reflecting the requirements of local regulations and the collateral coverage provided by its main lending segment, residential mortgages.
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The law mandated that most Americans have some form of health insurance coverage, and implemented several programs to help expand ways to obtain such coverage.
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Permanent coverage is usually a tool for more sophisticated strategies, including special needs trusts, so-called key-man coverage for business owners and estate planning.
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Tim Murphy (R-PA) and Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX), which codified Medicaid coverage for inpatient mental health coverage, mental health education programs, and grants.
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Pace said the findings suggest that women value their birth control coverage, and fear of losing that coverage may prompt a change in contraceptive methods.
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I know he&aposs frustrated with the coverage but you can criticize the coverage without making it personal and hostile and he should do that.
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And by taking a quick look at the 20203G coverage in the U.S. right now, it's clear just how spotty nationwide 5G coverage really is.
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Some have argued that facts on the ground—the individuals gaining coverage as a result of Obamacare—necessitate an approach focused on maintaining coverage numbers.
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According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the channel continued to show coverage of the Masters Tournament side-by-side with coverage of the violent storms.
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The CBO projects that requiring insurers to offer coverage to everyone but not requiring all Americans to purchase coverage would badly damage the individual market.
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The designation would make cottonseed eligible for that farm law's Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage programs that are available now for other crops.
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"Medicaid coverage [for abortion] is really only available in 16 states, because Arizona has a court order but doesn't actually provide the coverage," Donovan says.
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Read on for a few more pictures and, for coverage of the on-stage product launches, check out our live coverage starting around 10 a.m.
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RNR's fixed charge coverage has been very strong, averaging 10.9x from 49473-2015, which included negative earnings coverage in 2011 due to increased catastrophe losses.
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Lapses in insurance coverage can occur for many reasons, but under Ryan's plan they would lead to a lifelong loss of coverage for preexisting conditions.
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Twenty-three states restrict or ban abortion coverage on the health insurance exchanges; eight states have laws that restrict abortion coverage for all private plans.
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Those who are auto-enrolled would, of course, be given the chance either to opt out of that coverage or eventually to select different coverage.
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Having pledged universal coverage, lower premiums and smaller deductibles, Trump asked House Republicans to approve a plan that reduced coverage, raised premiums and increased deductibles.
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This important bill hands Americans the tools to decide what type of coverage they need, not what type of coverage the government demands they have.
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The higher discounts will help push enrollees through the coverage gap more quickly and into catastrophic coverage, where they pay substantially less for their medications.
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It will cost some who have benefited, including those with expensive medical conditions previously unable to buy affordable coverage or buy any coverage at all.
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The earned media impact of that negative coverage likely would have cost billions of dollars if a Democratic candidate had tried to buy such coverage.
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Senior citizens have to pay more for drugs while they are in the donut hole, which lies between the initial coverage and catastrophic coverage phases.
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Millions of Americans now have insurance coverage under the ACA, and eliminating them from such coverage would have a negative impact on overall health costs.
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The law was written to give poor people coverage through Medicaid, not the private marketplace, so it does not provide financial assistance for buying coverage.
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The choice between fee-for-service coverage and Medicare Advantage is the first that seniors make about their coverage - and one of the most important.
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But the administration argues that it's not fair to say people "lost" coverage in Arkansas, since they could theoretically have gained coverage through an employer.
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Cramer responded that the plans he's supported "without ambiguity" would protect coverage for individuals with pre-existing conditions and that states can provide that coverage.
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You may see supplemental life insurance coverage offered for things like burial costs or accidental death and dismemberment, or expressed as an additional coverage amount.
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Insurers can no longer consider health status when pricing coverage, and they cannot deny coverage for pre-existing conditions such as diabetes, cancer, or asthma.
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"Without disrupting existing coverage": A Better Way would actually be quite disruptive to American health care — even for people who don't get coverage through Obamacare.
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Once the individual mandate is repealed, they want "continuous coverage" rules so people have to keep themselves insured if they want pre-existing condition coverage.
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Once you have your quotes, you'll want to compare them, looking at the coverage types and limits to find the most coverage for your money.
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The Vermont senator won 22 states in the Democratic primary with less media coverage than either Bush or Rubio and more negative coverage than Trump.
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The limits would be set at $8,000 for coverage of an individual employee and $20,000 for family coverage, with adjustments for inflation in later years.
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Don't just look at the premiums — look for the most coverage for your money, and consider the types and amounts of coverage each policy provides.
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The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC International.
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This report suggests that the vast majority of people who gained coverage through Obamacare would lose that coverage if this Republican health care plan passed.
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In 2006, Massachusetts passed a first-in-the-nation health coverage expansion that banned preexisting conditions and required all residents to carry health insurance coverage.
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The state set up a lottery to determine who got coverage, which led to an important randomized experiment of how Medicaid coverage affects people's lives.
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"Cobra does not count as active employer group coverage," said Philip Moeller, author of Get What's Yours for Medicare: Maximize Your Coverage, Minimize Your Costs.
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A wealthy and humane democracy must provide decent health coverage to everyone — coverage that actually works to prevent and treat serious illness, injury, and disability.
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Most importantly for content creators, however, is its 98% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut, as well as 100% coverage of the sRGB gamut.
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Clinton characterized The Times's coverage of her as schizophrenic, with reliable endorsements of her campaigns on the editorial page offset by persistently negative news coverage.
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In addition to their coverage in Ecuador, the Statons also are enrolled in Medicare — which means they have coverage during their visits to the States.
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She might stay in an unhealthy or abusive job to maintain coverage, or stay in an unhealthy or abusive marriage to maintain her husband's coverage.
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ABC's coverage, with an average of about 3.29 million viewers, was the highest-rated Comey broadcast over all; CBS, whose coverage began at 9 a.m.
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So a Medicare for all program that excluded all private insurance coverage and that resembled today's traditional Medicare would leave Americans with significant coverage gaps.
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Decreasing Fixed-Charge Coverage: Fitch expects fixed-charge coverage to decline to below 1.0x in 2017 and 2018 - our previous threshold for negative rating action.
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" The gun rights organization also states that it has lost insurance coverage after its carrier said it "was unwilling to renew coverage at any price.
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If you're one of the estimated 20 million Americans who gained coverage through the health law, you are extremely unlikely to lose coverage this year.
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As of 2016, the number of women in the U.S. with individual coverage doubled under the ACA, and 15 percent more women gained Medicaid coverage.
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It's also interesting to note that no one makes assertions that increased coverage, even increased Medicaid coverage, probably leads to more deaths by medical errors.
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In early 2019, Musk said it will take about 400 satellites to establish "minor" internet coverage and 800 satellites for "moderate" or "significant operational" coverage.
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Your credit card may offer benefits, as well, such as baggage loss coverage, flight delays or cancellations protections, and sometimes basic medical coverage, McMahon said.
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People could be charged based on their health status only if they bought coverage through the individual market and had experienced a gap in coverage.
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The provision addresses concerns that people would only sign up for health coverage when they're sick if insurers can't deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Weaker Unencumbered Asset Coverage: Unencumbered asset coverage of net unsecured debt (UA/UD) is 1.7x when applying a stressed 12% capitalization rate to unencumbered NOI.
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But the majority of people who fail to purchase health coverage do so not because they don't want coverage, but because they can't afford it.
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It not only expanded Medicaid coverage in many states — giving more children insurance coverage — it also improved market mechanisms for individual and small business insurance.
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With coverage through the Trust, restaurant owners and staffs will have health coverage equally as comprehensive as that of larger employers for a lower rate.
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Employer-Sponsored Coverage No one has – nor will – argue that repeal of the individual mandate impacts employer-sponsored coverage, or increases premiums for employer plans.
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For 13, and again for 21, qualifying health plans must have a deductible of at least $2000,218 for individual coverage, and $2,600 for family coverage.
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The areas with dark magenta are T-Mobile&aposs 5G coverage zones, and the lighter magenta area are the carrier&aposs 4G LTE coverage zones.
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That coverage will stay in place for the remainder of the process, ending only when you get full coverage, cancel your application, or are denied.
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He can go without coverage, pay more, earn less so that his family can qualify for subsidies or find a job with employer-sponsored coverage.
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First-dollar coverage, or coverage without co-pays or deductibles, was what the Affordable Care Act required, a requirement the Trump administration's new rule undoes.
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Under the ACA right now, health coverage and cost sharing under a 1332 waiver is supposed to be "at least as affordable" as Obamacare coverage.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that about 2.9 million low-income adults live in states that have not expanded coverage, and thus cannot gain coverage.
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Please visit Recode this week for more coverage from Tuesday's hearing, and coverage of Wednesday's hearings in front of the Senate and House Intelligence Committees.
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He knows that media coverage matters to politics and that the presence or absence of video and live drama makes a difference to media coverage.
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Royal Wedding Rundown at 225 pm ET FOX News: Live coverage starts at 853 am ET HBO: Live coverage starts at 285:219.99 am ET PBS: Live coverage starts at 244.99 am ET TLC: Live coverage starts at 5 am ET Now that you know which channels you'll need, here's where you can access them without dropping a penny (because we're just mere peasants trying to save money): CBS will begin their live coverage at 4 am ET, live on TV and online with CBSN.
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This worries some Obamacare supporters, who say the goal of insurance reform isn't just expanding coverage — it's expanding coverage for people who really need health care.
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Insurance coverage As the economy recovered and the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, reformed the health care market, more people had health insurance coverage.
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You'll need to pay premiums on time or your coverage will be cancelled and you could be subject to the tax penalties for not having coverage.
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Since 2014, health insurance companies can't refuse coverage to anyone or charge them more because of a health problem they had before the insurance coverage started.
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SnapchatPeter Hamby will be hosting Snapchat's coverage of the midterm elections starting at 6pm ET and the Washington Post's Snapchat Discover account will also have coverage.
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Insurance coverage increased from 23 percent in 22 to 229 percent in 22017, which was the first year of coverage expansion under the Affordable Care Act.
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Employer-sponsored health insurance coverage, the type tracked by the Milliman Medical Index is by far the biggest source of health coverage in the United States.
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There was a lot of good coverage of that, but we let him completely dominate the coverage for something that wasn't that big of a story.
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The coverage on this blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC Asia Pacific's team.
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Healthy people could get cheap coverage, but if they fell chronically ill, insurers found it easy to boot them off their plans or limit their coverage.
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Between the lines: These numbers put on display the gulf between the coverage that is most visible with the coverage that generates the most intense interest.
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Uber Eats couriers are also getting basic accident and sickness insurance coverage in the U.K. Contractors working in other European countries will now get similar coverage.
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Obamacare contained an exception allowing churches to deny contraception coverage if offering it went against their religious teaching, and instead offered coverage through government-funded administrators.
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It should take about 30 launches of 60 Starlink satellites each to get global coverage, according to SpaceX, with minor coverage possible with seven total launches.
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They bought Obamacare individual coverage four years ago, when Feit left her job at a hospital to start her own business, leaving her without employer coverage.
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" Asked about people losing coverage, Price countered that people who lost their plans under ObamaCare itself should not lose coverage under "whatever replacement plan comes forward.
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Since the party took control in January, the debate has shifted to how best to expand insurance coverage and cut coverage and drug costs for consumers.
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The aide stressed that Ryan's plan would provide coverage to every American and provide $25 billion in federal resources to make sure the coverage is effective.
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According to OpenSignal's Global State of Mobile Networks report, 70 percent of the populated earth receives 3G coverage at a minimum, if not 4G/LTE coverage.
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Or if they could, they were subjected to lifetime coverage limits, no coverage for pre-existing conditions, and any number of other personal barriers and restrictions.
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The FCC's national broadband map uses information from providers to depict coverage and includes a caveat that coverage may be overestimated because of underlying data limitations.
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He believes that news coverage is directly tied to market pressure and that news outlets provide more favorable coverage to companies that buy advertisements from them.
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My coverage has grown as my family has, so today, instead of saving a dollar over six months I pay about $4.50 a month for coverage.
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Swisher said we're coming to a "reckoning" for tech in terms of media coverage, and the overwhelmingly positive coverage it's received over the past many years.
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A majority of large employers contract with separate companies to provide prescription drug coverage and medical coverage, believing they can keep costs lower in that way.
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Such individuals could still obtain the group coverage, and any pre-existing medical condition could not be excluded from that coverage for more than 12 months.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation just released its annual survey of employer-sponsored coverage, finding that the average premium for family coverage increased 5 percent to $19,616.
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So at least for now, coverage for cars using self-driving technology works the same way as coverage for traditional vehicles, according to the insurance industry.
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Pollack has also taken part in efforts to expand healthcare coverage and participated in groups that ultimately led to coverage expansion under the Affordable Care Act.
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The Foreign Ministry did not refer to specific news reports or outlets, but said coverage had created misunderstanding and it wanted to "prevent further false coverage".
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Or maybe it was the part of the law that eliminated all those coverage requirements for policies including pregnancy care, drug benefits and mental health coverage.
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The bill repeals billions of dollars ObamaCare taxes used to raise money for the law's coverage expansion and also abolishes the law's mandates to buy coverage.
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High Leverage, Moderate Coverage: Fitch believes that the company should be able to maintain its current coverage ratio at around 3x for the next three years.
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The CAP plan looks more to me like many European countries: a heavily regulated, universal coverage program where the government standardizes the coverage all citizens receive.
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That coverage can be through an employer, Medicare, Medicaid, an individual Obamacare plan, or other coverage that meets minimum standards established by the Affordable Care Act.
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With , for example, you'll receive up to $200,000 in coverage per person and up to $300,000 in coverage per car accident for accidental death and dismemberment.
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Playboy will tone down the nudity while beefing up its coverage of other topics, including a new sex column and expanded coverage of the liquor business.
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In addition, Congress eliminated the tax penalty for people who go without coverage, lifting pressure off people who only bought coverage under threat of a fine.
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And while the simple majority of new coverage gains under the ACA were through Medicaid, it's not true that Medicaid accounts for all the coverage gains.
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That may well be Mr. Trump's strategy: pretend you want expanded coverage while your operatives are pursuing strategies that would cost millions of Americans their coverage.
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The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia team.
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I'll be honest, we're a little light on coverage lately due to vacations and travel for bigger stories, but remember when I promised more culture coverage?
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"If a traveler is looking specifically for medical coverage for the coronavirus, we recommend they contact the provider directly to clarify their coverage," Barto said. SquareMouth.
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If an insurer terminates coverage for nonpayment of premiums, it could require consumers to pay all past-due premiums owed to that insurer before restarting coverage.
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For example, a wedding insurance plan that offers both $1 million of liability coverage and $7,500 of cancellation coverage costs as low as $275 from Allstate.
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The M.T.A. coverage also illustrates how the Metro desk has been changing its approach to local coverage, as The Times seeks to expand its international readership.
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According to CNN, Finkelstein frequently talks to Hill editors about Trump coverage, and intervenes in news coverage if he thinks it portrays the president too negatively.
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"I think there are a lot of journalists and news outlets who are doing more climate coverage or want to do more climate coverage," Hertsgaard said.
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Yes, you could read the political coverage of any newspaper or magazine in the country online, but you could also read so much more nonpolitical coverage.
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Out of those who enrolled in insurance under ObamaCare, 6900 percent said their coverage has improved, and another 2628 percent said their coverage stayed the same.
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Before the A.C.A., about a third of individual insurance market enrollees lacked coverage for the treatment of addiction, and nearly 20 percent lacked mental health coverage.
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Just make sure that the maximum coverage works for your needs, and consider getting quotes from other insurers to find the most affordable coverage for you.
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The IRS defines a high-deductible health plan as one that has a deductible of at least $1,350 for individual coverage or $2,700 for family coverage.
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Depending on your profile and your coverage needs, it&aposs possible to get term life insurance coverage for as little as $25 a month or less.
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This year, HSA holders can sock away up to $3,450 if they have single insurance coverage, while those with family coverage may save up to $6,900.
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Out of those who enrolled in insurance under ObamaCare, 39 percent said their coverage has improved, and another 45 percent said their coverage stayed the same.
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"Insurers that would offer this coverage would also be open to lawsuits by enrollees if they attempted to deny coverage guaranteed by federal law," Jost wrote.
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The result is that Obamacare expanded overall coverage, and provided hugely popular guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions, while avoiding any decisive steps on cost containment.
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The coverage on this blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia-Pacific team.
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But THAAD units could be turned toward China, providing radar coverage several hundred miles into the Chinese mainland and limited missile coverage along the Korean coast.
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Last fall there was lots of coverage of the caravan, lots of coverage of the press debating whether or not ... How would you cover the caravan?
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People in China are also anxious about the costs of getting sick - 93 percent of respondents with insurance coverage said their coverage was less than satisfactory.
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Some would completely eliminate private health insurance, moving all Americans to government-run coverage, whereas others still see a role for companies providing coverage to workers.
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Pros: Designed specifically for slim and slender breeds, full-coverage for maximum warmth and protection, water-repellant and insulated, available in partial-coverage as wellCons: Some dogs take time to adjust to the full-coverage design, measurements required to find the right size, not completely waterproof
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The law "requires you and each member of your family to have qualifying health care coverage (called minimum essential coverage), qualify for a coverage exemption, or make an individual shared responsibility payment when you file your federal income tax return," the tax agency says on its website.
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"People leaving job-based coverage were guaranteed (coverage) in the individual market plans, so long as they had this certificate of creditable coverage," said Sabrina Corlette, researcher at Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute, adding that under the Senate plan the guarantee would be especially important for individuals.
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With the modest coverage expansions, the state and the Trump administration may be trying to insulate themselves from an eventual adverse court ruling; Judge Boasberg pointed to the coverage losses in Arkansas, and anticipated coverage losses in Kentucky, as reasons for blocking those states' work rules.
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Bee explains that reporters' desire for equal coverage may be at odds with two such disparate candidates, but that their coverage is, in fact, far from fair.
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Eliminating that penalty would reduce such demand and would cause some employers to not offer coverage or some employees to not enroll in coverage they were offered.
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Also striking to me is how often the interview subjects cite media coverage as part of the problem — and not just coverage that is explicitly anti-Muslim.
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Most have continuous coverage provisions stating that pre-existing conditions can't be discriminated against...as long as the consumer doesn't have a gap in their insurance coverage.
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Despite years' worth of credulous press coverage, Ryan is a guy who states openly that he's dreamed since his youth of depriving poor children of medical coverage.
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Interestingly, individual investor responses to the survey are "significantly associated" with negative media coverage of the financial markets during downturns, but not with positive coverage during "booms".
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Acutely aware of his coverage in the media, Trump has enjoyed how North Korea has overshadowed some of the more negative coverage of his tumultuous White House.
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This swimsuit offers coverage from a baby's neck to her hands and down to her feet, and that coverage comes complete with UV50+ protection against sun damage.
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Meanwhile, other members of the party were deeply worried that the bill would cause many of their constituents to lose insurance coverage — a sort of Coverage Caucus.
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But South Dakota lawmakers haven't expanded Medicaid coverage to low-income adults, leaving thousands of people, most of them urban, poor American Indians, without health coverage. Gov.
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Though 24 launches will provide full global coverage, Shotwell told media that it'll still be doing additional launches after that in order to expand and improve coverage.
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The most effective way to do so is not only the carrot of coverage benefits, but also a stick to punish those that do not have coverage.
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HIV/AIDS coverage wasn't deemed as worthy of frontpage news, however, and other gay and lesbian coverage was typically "balanced" to include voices from anti-gay opposition.
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"Regardless of your income, age, geography, or race, everyone is gaining access to coverage or better coverage under the Affordable Care Act," said HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell.
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Based on the NBC campaign spending figures from December, that equates to $94 for every minute of Trump coverage, versus $714,000 for every minute of Bush coverage.
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But if Texas prevails, 22010 million Americans with pre-existing conditions could lose coverage, face higher premiums or find themselves locked into their current coverage, Jost said.
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These include the essential health benefits requirements for individual and small-business plans, which include birth control coverage as well as maternity care and prescription drug coverage.
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At end-3Q0003 RSA remained at the upper end of its target Solvency II coverage range of 130%-160% with a coverage of 151% (end-2015: 143%).
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The failure of Republican efforts to repeal Obamacare doesn't just preserve insurance coverage for the 22 million or so people who have gained coverage under the legislation.
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But Commonwealth also noted that higher-income Obamacare consumers are spending more on coverage, as a share of their income, than people who have job-based coverage.
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In other words, people who wanted to work couldn't because they'd lose coverage, and people who were working still didn't have coverage because they couldn't afford it.
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This strategy can be effective in presidential primaries because simply getting more coverage than other candidates often helps, even if the coverage often doesn't depict you positively.
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The "continuous coverage" provision would make people wait six months for coverage if they had more than a 63-day lapse in health insurance the previous year.
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Although most of those people obtained coverage elsewhere, elected officials remain aware of the potential for political backlash if significant numbers of insured people risk losing coverage.
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Obamacare bans lifetime and annual dollar limits on most benefits, and prevents insurers from refusing coverage or charging more for conditions that exist before new coverage starts.
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Like many other women, I fall in a coverage gap: I earn too much to qualify for Medicaid, and too little to get coverage through the marketplace.
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Before then, when the Schulmans looked for coverage, they ran into trouble getting coverage for his asthma or her treatments related to surviving cervical cancer years earlier.
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Sick people who could not afford market coverage would be able to enter underfunded "high risk pools" in those states, where coverage has historically been extremely poor.
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The bill repeals billions of dollars in ObamaCare taxes used to raise money for the law's coverage expansion and also abolishes the law's mandates to buy coverage.
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Negative news coverage -- or, seen more accurately through the Trump lens, media coverage that he feels is not sufficiently favorable to him -- is not, by definition, fake.
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At end-2016 RSA remained at the upper end of its target Solvency II coverage range of 130%-160% with a coverage of 158% (end-2015: 143%).
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Houses of worship are not subject to the coverage requirement at all and do not have to file paperwork if they choose not to provide contraception coverage.
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The letter argued that the policy would chill coverage of the university's handling of sexual misconduct cases, and that suppressing coverage would allow systemic abuse to continue.
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Noir, in the approximately four-minute video, seemingly criticizes the media for "glorifying" shooters in news coverage, calling for Congress to regulate media coverage of school shootings.
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Term coverage is so cheap, in fact, that it's easy to buy more coverage than you think you need just to get some extra peace of mind.
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One in four women with Medicaid coverage subject to the Hyde Amendment who seek an abortion are unable to obtain one due to the lack of coverage.
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"Let's fund risk pools at the state level to subsidize their coverage, so that they can get affordable coverage," Ryan said at an event at Georgetown University.
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Find out your state's minimum coverage requirementsThe four main types of coverage are bodily injury liability, property damage liability, personal injury protection, and uninsured/underinsured motorist protection.
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"Last year's sabotage efforts likely prevented additional coverage gains by creating barriers to obtaining available and affordable coverage," it noted in its analysis of the Census figures.
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The Sapphire Preferred's coverage is also activated when there's an overnight delay; if the delay is entirely during the day, the coverage takes effect after 12 hours.
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While border publications often avoid crime coverage that could provoke gang or cartel elements, they seldom explicitly announce they will end such coverage, according to The Guardian.
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But, even though coverage is affordable in this West Coast state, there&aposs still a lot to be saved by shopping around for coverage and comparing quotes.
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More than 40 million of the 56 million Medicare beneficiaries have drug coverage through Part D, and national surveys indicate that most are satisfied with the coverage.
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Only about 39 percent of U.S. workers have short-term disability coverage, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, while 33 percent have long-term disability coverage.
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Three years after she died, I cannot piece together a timeline of when she had coverage, when she did not, and the varying quality of that coverage.
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We started to talk about how there hadn't been coverage of gender and the role that it played, why there hadn't been in-depth coverage of this.
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As a result, they generate tremendous coverage on the left and the right, and then even more coverage when they're at the center of left-right conflict.
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Get quotes from several different companies and compare them to find the best coverage for your money, and consider the coverage types, limits, and the deductible, too.
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Travel coverage Chase provides richer travel-related coverage benefits for both the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Sapphire Reserve than Amex provides for the Green from Amex.
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Having government-guaranteed medical coverage does cost money, and in all the countries with universal coverage, people do pay a larger share of their income in taxes.
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Overall, between 28503 and 22019, Medicaid coverage for direct care workers increased from 17 percent of the workforce to 22 percent—a 30 percent rise in coverage.
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Mehdi said that the NFL has since worked to make sure that NFL stadiums have better Wi-Fi coverage so there are no gaps in internet coverage.
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Although conservative versions of universal catastrophic coverage typically envision coverage by private insurers, subsidized by the government, the policies could just as easily be issued by Medicare.
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We were watching it happen, we were watching days and weeks go by without much coverage, or without people paying attention to the coverage that was happening.
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With education pricing, students can get 20% off AppleCare+, which extends coverage to three years of coverage and 24/7 access to experts by chat or phone.
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This election cycle, Sanders has also chafed at media coverage of his bid, and his campaign has argued that he's getting unfair and negative coverage yet again.
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Last year, when the price of coverage spiked and there was intense debate over whether to repeal Obamacare, the marketplace was the focus of intense news coverage.
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"You do everything you can to protect your kids but at the end of the day if you can't get coverage, you can't get coverage," she said.
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But global coverage is much lower: In 2017, worldwide coverage was reported at 22018 percent for the first dose and 2016 percent for the second, Unicef said.
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The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia-Pacific team.
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The consequences, the C.B.O. said, would have been coverage that was unaffordable to many with pre-existing illnesses, along with holes in coverage for many serious conditions.
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Those results have some advocates of universal coverage worried that a push for single-payer could undermine efforts to make health coverage more expansive through smaller steps.
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After 20 years as an editor at The New York Times, overseeing our international coverage and later our daily news coverage, last fall I returned to writing.
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This is for people enrolled in an Advantage Plan for 2018 who want to switch to original Medicare (Part A hospital coverage and Part B outpatient coverage).
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" The Census report also said that, "In 216.0, private health insurance coverage continued to be more prevalent than government coverage, at 67.5 percent and 37.3 percent, respectively.
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High deductibles make Medicare even more burdensome — a retiree paying for a hospital stay with only Part A coverage will pay $1,261 before this coverage kicks in.
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We suggest that the only coverage that the responsible press should give to our tweeting president is coverage of policy statements made by members of his administration.
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But there are a couple of misdirected clues that caught my eye: ■ 12A: "Swim meet coverage?" is not sports coverage here; it's the ubiquitous SPEEDO swim suit.
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Average price for coverage with one at-fault accident on your record: $1,924 With an accident on your driving history, you&aposll likely pay more for coverage.
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The high-level meeting on universal health coverage aims to accelerate progress toward universal health coverage for everyone, including access to health care services, medicines and vaccines.
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"We're seeing unprecedented demand for Marketplace coverage with more than 11.3 million people signed up for coverage," HHS Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell said in a statement Thursday.
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This coverage is good for up to the cash value of most rental vehicles, and this coverage is primary when you rent a car for business purchases.
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The bills also would have forced millions more in individual insurance markets to pay more out of pocket for the same coverage or switch to skimpier coverage.
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As provocative as it may sound, however, doing a poor job of encouraging people to obtain free coverage through Medicaid is not kicking people off of coverage.
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The refocusing of its investment banking coverage, which typically includes M&A advisory and equities underwriting, is likely to impact jobs of the so-called "coverage bankers".
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The share of the population with health coverage increased to 90.9 percent in 2015, from 86 percent in 2013, before the law's major coverage provisions took effect.
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This means ObamaCare is spending 85033 percent of the amount spent on all uncompensated care to subsidize coverage for about eight million people who already had coverage.
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For example, CBO estimated that the American Health Care Act's proposal to maintain continuous coverage would end up causing more people to lose than to gain coverage.
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Under the proposal, insurers that provide coverage of abortions would also have to offer at least one plan providing the same benefits but excluding coverage of abortions.
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Arctic sea ice coverage was 5.3 percent below the 1981–2010 average, tying with 2014 as the eighth-smallest January Arctic sea ice coverage in 85033 years.
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The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia Pacific team.
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There's been some media coverage of it, but frankly, I think there's been more media coverage of Facebook's role than the imperative for a stronger security system.
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If she had done that, the entire coverage ... because remember, that was the old universe we were living in, the coverage would all have been Clinton rattled.
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If it took money to offer subsidies for individual coverage or otherwise bolster the individual market, then it would have to restrict abortion coverage on that market.
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Cable news clearly had a way way larger effect, and that was definitely pro-Trump in not their coverage editorially, but in the quantity of their coverage.
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Here's a list of the ones that have: California: December 22 for coverage effective January 1; January 19 for February 1 coverage; January 31 for March 1 coverageConnecticut: December 22 for January 20183 coverageColorado: January 12 for February 1 coverageDistrict of Columbia: January 15 for February 21 coverage; January 231 for March 247 coverageMaryland: December 211 for January 259 coverageMassachusetts: December 22019 for January 603 coverage; January 260 for February 226 coverageMinnesota: December 22017 for January 1 coverage; January 14 for February 1 coverageNew York: January 15 for February 1 coverage; January 31 for March 11 coverageRhode Island: December 31 for January 1 coverageWashington state: January 15 for February 1 coverage Idaho and Vermont are the only two states that run their own healthcare sign-up sites but have chosen not to extend the deadline.
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When: November 2015 Target: Four wounded in knife attack on a college campus Coverage —— PARIS When: November 2015 Target: At least 129 killed and approximately 400 wounded in series of shootings and IED attacks Attackers: Brahim Abdeslam, Salah Abdeslam, Ismaël Omar Mostefaï, Bilal Hadfi, Samy Amimour, Chakib Akrouh, Foued Mohamed-Aggad, and Abdelhamid Abaaoud Event coverage —— DINAJPUR, Bangladesh When: November 2015 Target: One Italian citizen wounded in shooting Attacker: Unidentified Coverage —— RAJLOVAC, Bosnia When: December 2015 Target: Two Bosnian soldiers killed in shooting Coverage: No Times coverage found —— SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.
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"The proposed rule also improves transparency for consumers by requiring issuers to provide notice to consumers that the coverage is not minimum essential coverage, does not satisfy the health coverage requirement of the ACA and will not prevent the consumer from owing a tax penalty," the fact sheet said.
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The three biggest fears uncovered were the loss of coverage for pre-existing conditions, which was cited by 42 percent of respondents; a reduction in Medicare coverage for seniors, at 31 percent; and the elimination of the mandate for employers to offer health-care coverage, with 30 percent.
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The Congressional Budget Office has projected if the BCRA passes, 123 million people would lose coverage, and if the ORRA is passed, 32 million people would lose coverage.
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But these benefits are easily overlooked, given negative coverage around the CBO's conclusions about the effects on coverage with the GOP plan, and continued conservative criticism of it.
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Many commercial insurers offer stand-alone cyber coverage, separate from other property and casualty policies, but cyber coverage is not yet a standard addition to most other policies.
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The voluntary program, which is rebranded as dairy margin coverage in the bill, offers dairy producers the ability to buy insurance-type coverage to protect against low margins.
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This coverage is required for employer-sponsored plans, individual plans purchased through the Obamacare marketplaces, and for Medicaid enrollees who access public coverage through the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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Our medical policies and coverage decisions evolve based on the most current published clinical and scientific evidence and we continually review and update these polices and coverage decisions.
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He argued that at least six more launches of 60 satellites will be needed to provide "minor" internet coverage, while 12 launches will be needed for "moderate" coverage.
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And while it's an ideal sheer coverage now, I wouldn't have ever been able to get by with this level of coverage before I cleared my skin up.
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Question 9: How closely did you follow the news coverage, and was Jayme aware of the news coverage and the extent to which people were searching for her?
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The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus outbreak, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia-Pacific team.
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That leads, perhaps, to an imbalance of coverage tilted towards hot new sectors, and maybe even a bit more optimism about them in that coverage than is warranted.
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Another significant change in HHS' program integrity rule: The department wants insurers to send consumers separate bills for medical coverage and whatever coverage they might provide for abortion.
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This worries some Obamacare supporters, who say the goal of insurance reform isn't just to expand coverage — it's to expand coverage for people who really need health care.
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If your current health coverage is set to expire when you turn 65, you should enroll before you turn 65 and make sure you avoid a coverage gap.
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While the Predator X43 has 99 percent AdobeRGB coverage, 100 percent sRGB coverage, and comes with a monitor hood, it's still not meant to be a designer monitor.
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The House Ways and Means Committee recently held a hearing about universal coverage, examining incremental and more sweeping Medicare for All style strategies for getting to universal coverage.
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After its live coverage of Wimbledon, Twitter announced another deal to live stream three Bloomberg shows on tech, finance and politics, as well as the network's markets coverage.
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Taking coverage away would cause many low-income adults to lose health coverage, including people who can't work due to mental illness and may need to seek care.
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Strong Fixed-Charge Coverage Fitch's rating case projections anticipate that Host's fixed-charge coverage (FCC) ratio will improve to the 7.0x to 8.0x range over the rating horizon.
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Basically AHCA 218 claims to guarantee coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and keep Americans that are now receiving Obamacare coverage on some form of health access.
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Typically, state infertility coverage laws require couples to try to get pregnant for a year or two before they're eligible for insurance coverage of IVF or other treatments.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) proposed allowing health insurers to offer less robust coverage options as long as they also offer other options with more expansive coverage and benefits.
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But many of those who initially signed up for gold or silver coverage did so because they know they need more extensive coverage to meet their health needs.
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The concern: Doing this could lead to adverse selection if, for example, maternity coverage is no longer mandatory and only pregnant women choose plans that offer maternity coverage.
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People who don't sign up during open enrollment are typically barred from enrolling in coverage until the next open enrollment, which for 2017 coverage will begin next fall.
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The primary unit works in place of the wireless router and the second unit extends coverage to pick up for any signal fade where you want the coverage.
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While 21625 coverage is already locked in, an exodus of insurers for 2900 would throw coverage into doubt for the roughly 220006 million people enrolled in ObamaCare plans.
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People with qualifying coverage through an employer plan don't face that life-lasting penalty as long as they secure coverage within two months of their other plan ending.
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This estimate was developed with coverage options that are available in our current health care environment and would surely be much higher if those coverage options were eliminated.
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And for two years, the lottery winners were the only ones to have that coverage, and so we could compare the two who got coverage and who didn't.
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"The contrasting approach here creates the very real perception that the Trump administration would act to reward friendly coverage and punish negative coverage," Udall said during the hearing.
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At 87% in 2016, the coverage of short-term debt by liquid assets is weak relative to 'AAA'-rated peers, for which full coverage is a common feature.
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Facebook will be broadcasting ABC News' coverage of the event through Facebook Live, and you can expect to see other organizations making their coverage available there as well.
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Instead of reducing coverage by 22 million people, the CBO would tally the coverage loss from their second-phase bill at a more modest five-to-ten million.
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If someone doesn't comply with work requirements, he or she will temporarily lose coverage, and that's fine with CMS, so long as there's a pathway back to coverage.
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If you have dropped optional coverage on your car, like collision coverage, to save on premium costs, however, your rental car may not be covered if it's damaged.
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More than half of respondents who sought coverage for gender-affirming treatment were denied, and 25% of those who pursued hormone coverage in the past year were unsuccessful.
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With its pre-existing condition coverage, the passing of the ACA meant that insurance providers in the US were no longer able to deny diabetics coverage or treatment.
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For example, if someone's 18-month COBRA coverage is up this month, they would have to wait until the first quarter of 2020 to apply for Medicare coverage.
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Most of the other states that run their own Obamacare exchanges — which sell coverage to people who do not have other sources of health coverage —have later deadlines.
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A similar system in Australia has been effective in driving competition and quality, with everyone having Medicare coverage and about half of the population opting for private coverage.
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Trump's policies undermine the ACATrump policies that have undermined coverage include a repeal of the ACA's individual mandate, the requirement that people have coverage or pay a penalty.
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"The contrasting approach here creates the very real perception that the Trump administration would act to reward friendly coverage and punish negative coverage," Peters said during the hearing.
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While insurers may try to compete on price paid by employers, they have little incentive to improve coverage – and even less incentive to serve those without employee coverage.
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Networks where criticism of Trump is routine have doubled down on the McCabe coverage this week, but even Fox has seized on the news for its own coverage.
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Since assuming office, Trump has continued his feud with the media, dismissing unflattering coverage of his administration as "fake news" and accusing reporters of biased and dishonest coverage.
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We have a lot of experience in this space and we don't want to disrupt coverage for the 180 million people who rely on coverage from their employer.
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Repealing the mandate will likely cause premiums for ACA coverage to rise dramatically, and that's why CHIP coverage is suddenly so much cheaper when compared to private insurance.
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You can say right now that this is not a constitutional guarantee for preexisting condition coverage, therefore, Congress could, at a whim, at any moment, deny the coverage.
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In an analysis published Monday, the CBPP said the bill "would ultimately cause tens of millions of people to lose health coverage and weaken coverage for millions more."
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It will stop sales and local research coverage of the Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and North Africa region cash equity products and centralise coverage in London.
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Minority populations have typically lacked coverage at a rate higher than the general population, meaning they were among the biggest beneficiaries of the health law's expansion of coverage.
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If a cancer patient or person with diabetes can get coverage but the cost of their chemotherapy or insulin isn't covered, that coverage isn't meaningful anymore, Blumberg said.
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As we work together to ensure that more Americans can afford and obtain insurance coverage, we should also pay close attention to the value of that insurance coverage.
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But universal, government-provided coverage is legitimately on the table for the first time since the '70s, and that makes incremental steps toward universal coverage far more likely.
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Also, the court did not rule that waivers resulting in coverage losses are always impermissible — only that HHS must address the question of coverage before approving a waiver.
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But don't be fooled: we all put painstaking thought, consideration, and sheer hours into this kind of coverage, on our personal lists and other end-of-year coverage.
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That increase would add about $2000,000 to the annual cost of coverage for an individual health plan for the average unsubsidized family shopping for coverage via government exchanges.
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Benefits include access to airport lounges through the Priority Pass network, trip delay coverage, purchase protection, a Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit, and car rental primary coverage.
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According to Kaiser's annual Employer Health Benefits survey, small-business employers contribute nearly $2100,22017 on average for single-employee coverage premiums and almost $250,24 for family coverage premiums.
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If you buy travel with a credit card that includes travel insurance as a perk, you likely have coverage, but it won't provide Cancel for Any Reason coverage.
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Fox Business attributed the move to "the demands of the evolving pandemic crisis coverage," saying it was shifting resources toward daytime coverage of the pandemic and global markets.
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Many small businesses were unable to offer coverage, and America's entrepreneurial spirit was stifled by "job lock" because aspiring business owners couldn't risk losing their employer-sponsored coverage.
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Questions touched on coverage of past news events by The Times, media coverage from various news organizations and even racial and religious discrimination in society as a whole.
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This coverage is in sharp contrast to the pages of National Review or the political coverage of the Wall Street Journal, both of which reported these women's accusations.
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The group has directly signed 21,215 people up for marketplace coverage this year — but has also answered 245,20193 inquiries about health law coverage in the same time frame.
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Part D initially suspended coverage at a certain dollar threshold, forcing beneficiaries to pay out of pocket for drugs until they hit a second threshold and coverage resumed.
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Tax reform is significant in trying to recreate the medical industry as far as, you know, coverage for people, trying to get more people included with better coverage.
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It provides the most politically viable path to universal coverage, while respecting those who like their employer coverage, said Topher Spiro, the center's vice president for health policy.
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It's relatively easy to conduct and publish research that shows that Medicaid enrollees have worse health care outcomes than those with private coverage or even with no coverage.
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Because Medicaid coverage of abortion is prohibited, approximately one in four low-income women who would otherwise have an abortion instead give birth when this coverage is unavailable.
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You can't enroll in marketplace coverage or change plans after the deadline, unless you have a special circumstance, like losing job-based coverage, marrying or having a child.
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Community Health Advocates' counselors explain the complexities of health insurance and assist people who have medical debt and those who need supplemental coverage or help appealing coverage denials.
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The red state America campaign coverage that rang the loudest in news coverage grew out of Trump rallies, and it often amplified the voices of the most hateful.
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The result: Fahy couldn't get coverage for the full level of inpatient treatment that he, his providers, and reviews of Horizon and Beacon's coverage decisions suggested he needed.
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Some people have fairly nice employer-provided coverage, and aren't very sick, so they don't have to fight for coverage or find out what a surprise bill is.
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The Census data revealed only marginal decreases in private insurance coverage, but Medicaid coverage dropped by 0.7 percentage points, a drop in enrollment of about 2 million people.
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By comparison, participants in HSAs can put away $3,450 if they're in a plan with self-only coverage ($6,900 for family coverage), plus $1,000 if they're over 55.
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It provides comprehensive coverage that is comparable to, but less costly than, what beneficiaries receive from job-based coverage or what they can buy in the individual market.
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Get newsletter alerts here Keep on top of every moment with live coverage CNNGo: For the latest video coverage, stream CNN live 24 hours a day with CNNgo.
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While the company offers insurance coverage for damages to Rover users' homes and for pet injuries, it doesn't offer coverage to its workers, who operate as independent contractors.
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We can see this trend in TV coverage: And in online coverage: But there's some nuance to be had here: Not everyone took their eye off the ball.
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This exemption could have the effect of ensuring that members of Congress have coverage for a wider array of benefits than other Americans who purchase their own coverage.
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By keeping employer coverage in place, or requiring employers to pay into Medicare Part E if they prefer, the cost of universal coverage is much less than under a single-payer plan, although revenue would still need to be raised to make health coverage affordable and assure that everyone is covered.
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While it is true that people can already apply for coverage when they lose their employer-based coverage, a special enrollment period would require less paperwork and could be the quickest way for people to get coverage, said Justine Handelman, a senior vice president for the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
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As long as a similar number of people have some sort of health coverage, and a comprehensive option exists for people who want it, states will be allowed to adopt plans that expand skimpy coverage for the well and increase the costs of coverage for those with pre-existing conditions.
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It has been calculated that it would take at least 360 satellites to achieve the minimum broadband coverage of the earth, and 720 satellites to achieve the moderate coverage.
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"The President has said everybody will have coverage and they will have a smooth transition," Conway responded after Cuomo asked whether people would lose coverage under the new law.
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" Asked whether all Americans would get health coverage under the Republican plan, Mulvaney told NBC, "What people are getting here is access to coverage that they don't have now.
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The IOC said that digital coverage of Rio jumped to over 243,000 hours – double the coverage on traditional television and almost three times the digital offering for London 2012.
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A number of governors - both Republicans and Democrats - oppose the plan, saying it would curb needed funds, impose an unknown system of coverage and strip coverage from vulnerable patients.
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" Kocher, on continuous coverage: If anyone has a break in coverage, "they may never be able to afford to get back in the market with such small tax credits.
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As a result, maybe it was easier for Trump to emerge as the frontrunner and then snowball the media coverage into continued frontrunner status, thus demanding more media coverage.
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The Trump administration rules — which were supposed to take effect Monday — would have enabled entities that provide insurance coverage to stop providing contraception coverage for "religious" or "moral" reasons.
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Conservative media and the Trump administration are arguing that the mainstream media is obsessed with anti-Trump coverage, pointing to certain headlines and chyrons as examples of editorialized coverage.
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He noted that the ACA's coverage provisions are projected to cost 28 percent less than original projections, creating an opportunity to invest those savings into making coverage less expensive.
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Among other changes, Murli Maiya, head of financial institutions coverage for Asia Pacific and formerly regional head of DCM, will become co-head of GIB coverage for Asia Pacific.
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Mississippi hasn't expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, which has limited its coverage gains through the law, but nonetheless nearly 90,000 people in the state signed up for coverage in 2017.
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