" Pre-existing conditions "We'll always protect patients with pre-existing conditions, always.
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Pre-existing conditions "We'll always protect patients with pre-existing conditions, always," Trump said.
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The most egregious false claim: Pre-existing conditions Trump keeps simultaneously promising to protect people with pre-existing conditions and attempting to reduce protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing conditions: Insurers are prohibited from charging higher fees to people with pre-existing conditions.
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We're going to have something much better, but pre-existing conditions ... I want to keep pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing conditions, Medicaid and other key issues Pre-existing conditions: The Senate bill would require insurers to cover those with pre-existing conditions and ban them from basing premiums on consumers' health history.
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Health care Pre-existing conditions Trump claimed four times that he will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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Fight over pre-existing conditions A vital sticking point in the bill is the issue of protections from pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing conditions: Any number of Republican senators said they wanted to retain the ACA's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Murkowski. On pre-existing conditions: Cassidy and President Donald Trump say individuals with pre-existing conditions are guaranteed protection in this bill.
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My point is, I have pre-existing conditions, you have pre-existing conditions, Paul Ryan has pre-existing conditions (including, let's not forget, a family history of cardiovascular disease that caused his alcoholic father to die of a heart attack at age 55).
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Handling people with pre-existing conditions Trump and Republican members have repeatedly promised that they would continue to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Although the subject of pre-existing conditions attracts a sympathetic following, relatively few voters are actually at risk of denial for pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing conditions One key Obamacare-era regulation that would be changed dramatically under the House's health care bill protects people with pre-existing conditions.
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"Cruz mentioned pre-existing conditions but he has AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN tried to rollback protections for those with pre-existing conditions," O'Rourke tweeted.
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But they could exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions for up to year and this is a problem for someone with a pre-existing condition.
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How this affects people with pre-existing conditions: The new legislation protects people with pre-existing conditions, who still cannot be denied coverage by insurers.
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ELIMINATES PRE-EXISTING CONDITION PROTECTIONS The bill allows states to waive the requirement that insurers cover people with pre-existing conditions without charging higher premiums.
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The congressman said his amendment will still allow those with pre-existing conditions to get coverage despite allowing states to seek waivers for pre-existing conditions.
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This year, he introduced the Pre-existing Conditions Protection Act of 85033 that would ensure patients with pre-existing conditions remain covered if Congress repeals ObamaCare.
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The Republican guarantee about pre-existing conditions is not a guarantee The Republican guarantee about pre-existing conditions is not a guarantee Everybody needs health care.
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" -- January 50 campaign rally in Des Moines, Iowa "We are protecting people with pre-existing conditions and we always will, the Republican Party, pre-existing conditions.
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The bill actually boosts subsidies for Americans with pre-existing conditions in a way that would make that pre-existing fund grow exponentially in the coming years.
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Pre-existing conditions protections have been a flashpoint The new proposal has already sparked fresh concerns about the way people with pre-existing conditions would be treated.
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If people with pre-existing conditions are the only ones buying policies that have to cover pre-existing conditions, those policies will get pretty expensive — maybe prohibitively expensive.
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This includes the pre-existing conditions protections — he says pre-existing conditions can be protected through different mechanisms — and the essential health benefits, which drive insurance costs up.
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" Pre-existing conditions "So, we're doing really well in the health care front -- front, but getting rid of the individual mandate -- and pre-existing conditions we take care of.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has joined Trump in promising that legislation gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions will actually leave people with pre-existing conditions better off.
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However, most plans will exclude coverage for losses due to a pre-existing medical condition, unless you've purchased and qualified for a plan that offers a pre-existing exclusion waiver.
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Pre-Existing ConditionsAlthough travel insurance is an excellent safeguard against many types of medical emergencies abroad, from accidents to evacuations, most policies have built-in exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
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Nearly half of Republicans want the Supreme Court to keep the protections for pre-existing conditions (49%), and even more show general support for the pre-existing conditions protections (58%).
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Those could be considered "pre-existing conditions" A 2016 Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that 2010% of Americans say they or someone in their family has a pre-existing condition.
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But first... GOP plays defense on ObamaCare's pre-existing conditions Amid a steady drumbeat of Democratic attacks over pre-existing conditions, Republicans are scrambling to show they support those protections.
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"Big difference on healthcare between us but we're not going to ever allow people with pre-existing conditions—you don't need ObamaCare to protect people with pre-existing conditions," Manchin said.
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Chief among the president's newly rediscovered policy passions: protecting health care coverage for pre-existing conditions ("Republicans will totally protect people with Pre-Existing Conditions, Democrats will not!" he tweeted Wednesday).
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"Although the applications tend to be short and sweet, with just a few questions about major pre-existing conditions, the plans generally have blanket exclusions for all pre-existing conditions," Norris said.
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Maybe. By law, there are not set parameters, and some insurers consider these as pre-existing conditions: AcneAnxietyAsthmaBipolar diseaseDepressionMenstrual irregularitiesSex reassignmentSleep apnea Transsexualism The list of pre-existing conditions could be endless.
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"The president's been pretty adamant that he wants to take care of people with pre-existing conditions, and I'm not sure that particularly cares for people with pre-existing conditions," Cassidy said.
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You were born with a pre-existing condition, and if your parents didn't have medical insurance, you might not even live long enough to get denied because of a pre-existing condition.
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It would seek to protect people with pre-existing conditions The GOP bill would keep the ObamaCare protection that bans insurers from rejecting people with pre-existing conditions — but with a twist.
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PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS Wavering moderate Republicans had worried that the legislation would undo a popular aspect of Obamacare and leave too many people with pre-existing medical conditions unable to afford health coverage.
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He said that he planned to always protect patients with pre-existing conditions, but his administration has been urging courts to repeal the Affordable Care Act — which has protections for pre-existing conditions.
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More on Grassley here Dem chairman schedules hearing on pre-existing conditions Mark your calendars: A Ways & Means hearing about pre-existing condition protections will take place next Tuesday, the committee announced today.
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Questions still lingered about pre-existing conditions -- resulting in Rep.
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The debate over pre-existing conditions centers on a provision that allows states to waive an ObamaCare rule that prevents people with pre-existing condition from being charged higher premiums due to an illness.
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He said that he wants to end ObamaCare's ban on insurers discriminating based on pre-existing conditions and instead fund state-based high-risk pools where people with pre-existing conditions could get coverage.
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The Justice Department says three provisions need to fall: the individual mandate, the requirement that insurers cover people with pre-existing conditions, and the ban on charging higher premiums because of a pre-existing condition.
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" He added, "(If) you were born with a pre-existing condition and if your parents didn't have medical insurance, you might not even live long enough to get denied because of a pre-existing condition.
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"It hasn't been fleshed out yet, so I believe pre-existing conditions ought to be covered and we shouldn't deny people coverage with pre-existing conditions, so that would have to be worked out," Sen.
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But there are far better ways to provide coverage for patients with pre-existing conditions than by simply requiring insurance companies to write a policy on anyone who wants insurance, pre-existing conditions or not.
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Attacks over pre-existing conditions have put Republicans on the defensive.
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Discrimination based on pre-existing conditions could become the norm again.
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And there are no exclusions for age or pre-existing conditions.
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And the outlook is worse for people with pre-existing conditions.
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It creates high risk pools, protects people with pre-existing conditions.
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Fortunately, pre-existing "microtears in condoms" are not really a thing.
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How did Medigap fall under the radar on pre-existing conditions?
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States could also gut protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Go deeper: Trump's pre-existing conditions promise clashes with ACA lawsuit
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Clever formulae take account of the seniority of pre-existing rights.
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The bill weakens protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Go deeper ... Exclusive poll: Public fears lawsuit over pre-existing conditions
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"I arrived with a pre-existing condition of cancer," he states.
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Especially one that's based on a book with pre-existing descriptions.
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Lee died on November 12, 2018 from pre-existing medical conditions.
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Go deeper: There is another pre-existing conditions problem — for seniors
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Under Obamacare, the concept of pre-existing conditions no longer exists.
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It's relatively easier to exploit, exacerbate and widen pre-existing ones.
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The current draft removes protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Health insurers often categorized rape as a pre-existing health condition.
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Ending discrimination against people with pre-existing conditions was not easy.
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He says that people with pre-existing conditions will be protected.
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Here is Trump's response: Pre-existing conditions are in the bill.
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First, there must be protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Consider that coverage today cannot exclude those with pre-existing conditions.
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Democrats have made pre-existing conditions the centerpiece of the campaign.
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Positive pre-existing relationships come in especially handy during shaky times.
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Here are 10 pre-existing conditions people are most worried about.
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Is lacking basic math skills covered as a pre-existing condition?
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He claimed his plan would guarantee coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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"We fully support protecting Americans with pre-existing conditions," said Rep.
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The groups argued the move harms people with pre-existing conditions.
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The GOP is threatening to gut protections for pre-existing conditions.
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There also are pre-existing problems with power and water systems.
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Act I almost always consists of piggybacking on pre-existing infrastructure.
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"The bill does cover pre-existing conditions," he told reporters Thursday.
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No alternative to protect people with pre-existing conditions is offered.
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"A pre-existing condition, we know what that's like," he said.
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In her campaign, she highlighted the issue of pre-existing conditions.
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Her dad is older and has pre-existing conditions, she said.
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"Pre-existing condition protections will remain the law of the land."
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I want to take care of people with pre-existing conditions.
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Maybe the virus has, in part, exacerbated pre-existing market conditions.
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And it effectively eliminates protection for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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It's sort of a pre-existing condition, and it's poisoning America.
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Mr. Bess had no pre-existing health conditions, family members said.
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You can also pick out music from your pre-existing playlists.
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"Irregardless …" Mr. Sanford began, during a debate on pre-existing conditions.
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"We need a vote on pre-existing conditions right away," Rep.
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Americans with pre-existing medical conditions could not be denied coverage.
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"We guarantee pre-existing conditions continue to be covered," he said.
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Those discussions would have been impossible without a pre-existing friendship.
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Everyone -- even the President -- is suddenly talking about pre-existing conditions.
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Blue Cross also warned the bill "undermines" pre-existing condition rules.
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Trump mentions pre-existing conditions again the following day, see below.
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Second, offer a way to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
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Republicans, he said, believe in protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
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Undercover, in contrast, carries no attachment to any pre-existing franchise.
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Don't kick people off their health insurance for pre-existing conditions.
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It's false that Trump administration and congressional Republicans "left" protections for people with pre-existing conditions; they have repeatedly put forward bills and filed lawsuits that would weaken Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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He wants to keep protections for people with pre-existing conditions What we know: Trump told The Wall Street Journal shortly after the election that he wants to keep protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Most people think coverage will stay the same (45%), but 32% still think fewer people with pre-existing conditions will be covered than now, and 15% think more people with pre-existing conditions will have increased protections.
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We're going to have something much better, but pre-existing conditions, when I'm referring to that, and I was referring to that very strongly on the show with Anderson Cooper, I want to keep pre- existing conditions.
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Though she backed the bill, Handel told a personal story -- citing a sister born with pre-existing conditions -- to underscore her argument that she'd never back a bill that undercut coverage for those with pre-existing conditions.
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" Another ad focusing on pre-existing conditions quickly got under Mr. Trump's skin, prompting him to falsely claim in a post on Twitter that "I was the person who saved Pre-Existing Conditions in your health care.
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Think of them more like Mad Libs for pre-existing Alexa narratives.
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His plan, however, offers no defense of those with pre-existing conditions.
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Will you be looking for protections for those with pre-existing conditions?
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Prohibitions on charging people with pre-existing conditions more for health coverage.
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Here's some of what's staying in place: Protections for pre-existing conditions.
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All of the aforementioned titles were based on pre-existing material, though.
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One drawback with pet insurance is it doesn't cover pre-existing conditions.
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And 67% said someone in their household has a pre-existing condition.
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Virgin, Stobart and Air France all had pre-existing partnerships with Flybe.
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No one should lose their health insurance over a pre-existing condition!
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We are going to have a great pool for pre-existing conditions.
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It comes with no deductible and no restrictions for pre-existing conditions.
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Ted Cruz's insurance deregulation provision would hurt people with pre-existing conditions.
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House: Would still require insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
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That could affect the benefits people with pre-existing conditions would get.
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The elderly and people with pre-existing conditions are most at risk.
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Petrus did not appear to have any pre-existing conditions, Hobbs said.
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They're going to get people with pre-existing conditions and have hearings.
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This would be patients with a history of severe pre-existing conditions.
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It must have no or very limited exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
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My work has a difficult time fitting into any pre-existing label.
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Keep these aspects of it: Elimination of the pre-existing condition exclusion.
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What was "pre-existing law and practice" for local option on NDOs?
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Pre-existing Conditions: Through an amendment to the AHCA introduced by Rep.
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Republicans pledged their healthcare bill would protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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People with pre-existing conditions will have real, affordable access to care.
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A lot of people in the Rust Belt have pre-existing conditions.
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This would have likely raised costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Some students, even those without pre-existing conditions, said they felt sick.
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He noted, for example, they could reject people with pre-existing conditions.
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But who are these people who live with these pre-existing conditions?
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It's a pre-existing condition that left people uninsured prior to Obamacare.
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Another cause for concern: People with pre-existing conditions would be hurt.
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Under such plans, people with pre-existing conditions can be charged more.
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Digirad and Philips, a Dutch technology company, have a pre-existing relationship.
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The plans can also charge people with pre-existing conditions more money.
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The bill loosens Obamacare's rules that protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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It will slash Medicaid, get rid of (protections for) pre-existing conditions.
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ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions are popular, polls show.
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The replacement must include a way of dealing with pre-existing conditions.
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It's a much more modest add-on to the pre-existing system.
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C.A. with respect to pre-existing conditions and individual ratings will exist.
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Wade and to strike down pre-existing conditions protections in the ACA.
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Having parents that over-accommodate could be perpetuating pre-existing anxiety disorders.
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"If pre-existing conditions aren't part of the package, they don't help."
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Jayalalithaa's pre-existing fame helped her quickly gain ground in the AIADMK.
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And they would not have to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
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It also is more dangerous for those with pre-existing health conditions.
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Some of the Democrats have been talking about ending pre-existing conditions.
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Without it, the health law's popular pre-existing conditions provision is meaningless.
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They said those with pre-existing conditions could be protected without regulations.
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Some may eventually disrupt pre-existing ecosystems, raising concerns over invasive species.
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Pull back your lawsuit fighting to undo protections for pre-existing conditions.
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However, majorities in both parties said healthcare should cover pre-existing conditions.
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There is no possibility that pre-existing conditions will make insurance unaffordable.
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Republicans say their bill maintains protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Under Obamacare, insurers are barred from charging more for pre-existing conditions.
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Democrats have made pre-existing conditions one of their primary lines of attack against congressional Republicans, and Rohrabacher joins a list of GOP incumbents in tight reelection races who are publicly expressing support for pre-existing conditions protections.
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States with the most people with pre-existing conditions Jimmy Kimmel's disappointment that pre-existing conditions are not fully covered in the bill could also be shared by many of the Rust Belt voters who voted for Trump.
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Voters in key states trust Republicans to protect pre-existing conditions Health care was front and center in the 43 midterm elections, with Democrats accusing their GOP rivals of undermining Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The act made it illegal for health insurance companies to refuse coverage to patients with pre-existing conditions, and before it took effect, many carriers denied insurance to transgender people, citing "gender dysphoria" as a pre-existing condition.
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"Our bill protects people with pre-existing conditions, and actually provides multiple layers of protections for people with pre-existing conditions in ways that Obamacare doesn't do," argued Majority Whip Steve Scalise in a press conference Tuesday morning.
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What the GOP health care bill really says about pre-existing conditions And it would allow states to relax some key Obamacare protections of those with pre-existing conditions, which are among the health reform law's most popular provisions.
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"I certainly learned ... that under no circumstances should we pass legislation that would in any way diminish the pre-existing condition matter, that nobody in our society should ever be denied healthcare coverage for a pre-existing condition," Rep.
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In the same interview, though, Trump boasted that Republicans will "create pools [that] are going to take care of the pre-existing"—which is the condition upon which states will be allowed to waive protections for pre-existing conditions.
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" Republican lawmakers backed bills protecting pre-existing conditions in the last days before the election, and President Trump argued that "all Republicans support people with pre-existing conditions, and if they don't, they will after I speak to them.
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It was hard, obviously, because they had to work with pre-existing footage.
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We absolutely need to protect pre-existing conditions, those ten essential health benefits.
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Moderates are still worried about higher costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Short-term health plans can bar people with pre-existing conditions as customers.
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Like The World the Children Made, 000000FF0000 appeals to your pre-existing anxieties.
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People with pre-existing conditions would likely be clustered in high-risk pools.
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Pre-existing expansions also come with the package, namely Dragonborn, Hearthfire and Dawnguard.
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Insurers refuse to cover pre-existing conditions, making it hard to switch providers.
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Do we connect around shared interests, shared location, or pre-existing offline relationships?
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Trump previously promised pre-existing condition coverage, but that clashes with O'Connor's ruling.
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I work with pre-existing content that I inhabit and reformulate and rearrange.
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All of this just adds to the pre-existing reason I hate scarves.
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Medicare costs likely would rise further if pre-existing condition protections are scrapped.
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Here are the health issues they called pre-existing conditions prior to Obamacare.
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But this immediately calls up your pre-existing record of driving-related arrests.
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And the Senate bill may not allow the pre-existing condition waivers anyway.
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The man's pre-existing health certainly contributed to the danger he was in.
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Protections for pre-existing conditions, mental health, maternity care, addiction services -- all gone.
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It requires insurers to take on customers regardless of any pre-existing condition.
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The inclusion of the MacArthur amendment weakens the regulations around pre-existing conditions.
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Needless to say, these so-called pre-existing conditions almost exclusively affect women.
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AQI's over 100 are considered dangerous to those with pre-existing health conditions.
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Trump promised during his presidential campaign to protect individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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The move could potentially heighten pre-existing tensions between President Trump and Kahn.
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Moderates want to ensure that protections for people with pre-existing conditions remain.
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The protections for those with pre-existing conditions have gotten weaker, not stronger.
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The fate of millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions is at risk.
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Is rape considered a pre-existing condition under your amendment, yes or no?
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We're not gonna go back to discriminating against Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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And we have multiple layers of protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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So yes, Republicans can say people with pre-existing conditions will be covered.
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But those plans can also charge people with pre-existing conditions higher premiums.
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People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage.
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"And Republicans will always protect Americans with pre-existing conditions" Er, no. 227.
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Everything you see in the game is derived from pre-existing album art.
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It's where I cash in on a pre-existing relationship with the actor.
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These figures, strikingly, came from both sides of the pre-existing civil war.
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Democrats think the politics of pre-existing conditions helps them in the midterms.
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Wade, opposition to covering pre-existing conditions and repeated lies is not disqualifying.
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As a result, we curate our lives to meet our pre-existing ideologies.
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Powell's brother identifies as gay and she has a pre-existing medical condition.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) on Wednesday, referring to the pre-existing condition changes.
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More than 52 million people, according to some estimates, have pre-existing conditions.
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This will greatly reduce the number of uninsured Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Let's fix pre-existing conditions so there's never a threat to it again.
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There are 2 million Wisconsinites with a pre-existing health condition, myself included.
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The bill's supporters insist it would protect people with pre-existing health conditions.
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This implies that insurers can charge more for people with pre-existing conditions.
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That pre-existing bias may translate into funding from donors with similar interests.
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If the states win, ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections will be struck down.
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Pre-existing conditions: This is potentially a sleeping giant issue in this bill.
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Thing is, Charli doesn't want to be like any pre-existing pop star.
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This lawsuit ending protections for people with pre-existing conditions changes the equation.
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They can't refuse coverage or vary their premiums due to pre-existing conditions.
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The research estimates that 51% of the non-elderly have pre-existing conditions.
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Protecting those with pre-existing conditions became a central focus of the races.
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But critics charge the money allocated for pre-existing conditions isn't nearly enough.
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Now, he presents his pre-existing health condition as a qualification for office.
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Those plans are not required to cover people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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" The pre-existing ideas people have about that like, "Oh, an audio tour.
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For the pre-existing condition of British opacity, there really is no cure.
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There is someone whose pre-existing condition will be addressed because of GCHJ.
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It's going to intensify pre-existing inequities and it just doesn't feel necessary.
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The Republican proposals would provide some protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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In today's G.O.P., cruelty toward the most vulnerable is a pre-existing condition.
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He suggested that the Justice Department's position on pre-existing conditions was separate.
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The term "pre-existing conditions" refers not just to serious illnesses like cancer.
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Regardless of pre-existing conditions, your ability to pay, or your immigration status.
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If you wish to use a pre-existing greeting, skip to step six.
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If you wish to use a pre-existing greeting, skip to step five.
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I learned about "pre-existing conditions," a term that would soon be notorious.
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Letting people with pre-existing conditions go uninsured or unprotected is absolutely wrong.
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Here's a brief history of President Trump's record on pre-existing health conditions.
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I stand stronger than anyone in protecting your Healthcare with Pre-Existing Conditions.
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He added that the bill protects "those with pre-existing conditions." http://bit.
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One of those rules bars insurers from excluding coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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I heard gut-wrenching stories of people who struggled with pre-existing conditions.
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Instead, the country said it could give the U.S. a pre-existing sample.
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"People with pre-existing conditions, they're the ones who may suffer," Nyenswah said.
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Trump has rushed to Republicans' defense on pre-existing conditions in recent days.
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We don't have to protect Obamacare to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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And further, many people with pre-existing conditions have been losers under Obamacare.
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You are allowing insurance companies to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Suppose you want to make insurance available to people with pre-existing conditions.
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The Senate bill prohibits insurers from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions.
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While some Republicans support coverage for pre-existing conditions, GOP policy has not.
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Congressional Republicans would provide some protection against discrimination based on pre-existing conditions.
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But Griffin said that the agency is not duplicative of pre-existing efforts.
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You don't have, no pre-existing condition can stop you from buying in.
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You don't have no pre-existing condition can stop you from buying in.
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Stern also told the Post that Ward had a pre-existing medical condition.
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However, short-term plans are allowed to exclude people with pre-existing conditions.
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Senate Republicans also appear poised to preserve the Obamacare pre-existing condition protections.
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With the car retailing for 12,000 euros, pre-existing components keeps costs down.
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Because of this pre-existing condition, I could be denied coverage without Obamacare.
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Most Americans are worried about the effects of a lawsuit that could gut the Affordable Care Act's protections for pre-existing conditions — probably because most people have a family member with a pre-existing condition, according to an Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump (and his fellow Republicans) keep saying that they are committed to protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, although acknowledging that under their formulation, people with pre-existing conditions could be forced to pay more than those without. Confused?
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Most people with pre-existing conditions also have insurance through their employers (as many as 82 million, according to the same health and human services report), and would not be directly affected by the bill's changes to pre-existing conditions.
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" An analysis last month by the Center for American Progress estimates removing price protections for pre-existing conditions would mean that "individuals with even relatively mild pre-existing conditions would pay thousands of dollars above standard rates to obtain coverage.
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We do not compete with, but complement pre-existing medical facilities and aid organizations.
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Several constituents grilled him on his commitment to protecting pre-existing conditions (he does).
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But we know that pre-existing mental health problems can contribute to suicidal ideation.
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Even if you have pre-existing conditions, you can be accepted into the plan.
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Under the #AHCA, he could lose coverage because he has a pre-existing condition.
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We asked people with pre-existing conditions what they're thinking and feeling right now.
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The symbolists' approach solves the problem using pre-existing knowledge to fill the gaps.
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Otherwise, Medigap insurers can and do deny applications from seniors with pre-existing conditions.
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" Or maybe, "Thanks, chumps taxpayers, for footing the bill for my pre-existing condition.
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Opponents fear that millions would lose healthcare, including some with pre-existing medical conditions.
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We have seen the end of pre-existing conditions keeping people from getting insurance.
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"The issue is potential higher costs to those with pre-existing illnesses," he said.
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States could also potentially loosen protections on pre-existing conditions and essential health benefits.
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Moreover, 238 states have some level of protection for people with pre-existing conditions.
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In Ecuador, you can join the IESS social security plan — despite pre-existing conditions.
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Its prohibition on plans charging people with pre-existing conditions more than healthy people.
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In Anderson's case, it is her daughter, Loretta, who has a pre-existing condition.
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Covert influence campaigns work best when they exploit pre-existing fractures in a society.
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If you had a pre-existing condition, an insurance company could deny you coverage.
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The degree to which West and Zuckerberg have a pre-existing relationship isn't clear.
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People with chronic conditions cannot be denied coverage because of their pre-existing conditions.
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Also, both California and Indiana have pre-existing statutory schemes favoring and incentivizing telemedicine.
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It would also eliminate some of ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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So whyd they just vote down protections for veterans & ppl w/ pre-existing conditions?
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The poll also found respondents with a personal connection to pre-existing conditions coverage.
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" Cruz later said in his closing statement that he will "protect pre-existing conditions.
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We were told that people with pre-existing conditions couldn't buy a health policy.
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They reportedly offered to provide a pre-existing sample of this type of passport.
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And protections for people with a pre-existing condition shouldn't be put at risk.
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The focal point of the contest, though, was health care -- particularly pre-existing conditions.
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The legislation also would prevent insurers from increasing premiums due to pre-existing conditions.
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Will they exclude you from insurance coverage because of a pre-existing health condition?
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She hopes Congress will continue to help people like her with pre-existing conditions.
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I mean, If you think about it, essentially life is a pre-existing condition.
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Graham-Cassidy would not let insurers turn away those with pre-existing conditions anywhere.
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Reading Friday: CNN's Tami Luhby with the complete fact check on pre-existing conditions.
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There are many ways to provide medical care for people with pre-existing conditions.
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They also highlight the AHCA's lack of protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Another measure — the Pre-existing Conditions Protection Act of 2017 — was introduced by Rep.
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The bank said the owner of the Bushwick project was a pre-existing customer.
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This new rule would challenge pre-existing norms that govern an informal hiring process.
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And if insurers had to cover that pre-existing condition, they would go bankrupt.
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In fact, 87 percent of applicants received coverage, even with their pre-existing conditions.
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No pre-existing condition guarantees, no maternity care, mental health or prescription drug coverage.
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The Senate bill also permits waivers that could weaken protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Number one, insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a pre-existing condition.
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"It's very cognizant of pre-existing conditions, which is a good thing," he said.
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McSally disputed that characterization, saying her bill would protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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They think it's a winner: Polls show strong support for pre-existing condition protections.
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"Insurance companies should be required to cover folks with pre-existing conditions," he said.
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Many senators have indicated they want stronger protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Like Upton, he said the measure fails to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Almost none of the technologies that would ultimately comprise the MPL were pre-existing.
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It repealed the individual mandate; it didn't repeal guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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The big problem with the lawsuit: It picks a fight over pre-existing conditions.
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Go deeper: Republicans' next war: Pre-existing conditions Democrats' next war: Medicare for All
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As HuffPost reported last month: This pre-existing condition rhetoric is the small lie.
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New Jersey also bans short-term insurance plans that don't cover pre-existing conditions.
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Elijah Cummings (Md.), would shift USPS employee healthcare coverage to pre-existing federal programs.
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Mr. Pompeo used pre-existing CIA channels to make contact with the senior official.
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Still others could see premiums skyrocket as price protections for pre-existing conditions lapse.
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Rick Scott, another Senate hopeful running ads saying pre-existing conditions should be covered.
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But pre-existing condition is a really general term, so what does that include?
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Pre-existing malapportionment helps Republicans capture the presidency despite losing a majority of voters.
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Hawley has long opposed Obamacare, which requires insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions.
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Customers often have had to argue about whether something was a pre-existing condition.
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Pre-existing conditions have been a central theme in Democratic campaigns around the country.
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This administration has specifically declined to defend pre-existing conditions against pending legal challenges.
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They're also more likely to be elderly or living with a pre-existing condition.
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She accused Republicans of attempting to unwind protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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But the protections for people with pre-existing conditions enjoy widespread public support. Yes.
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The ad about pre-existing conditions immediately drew a Twitter rebuke from the president.
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His response to the question was to give the reporter a pre-existing condition.
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If repealed, insurers could charge those with pre-existing conditions higher premiums, opponents warn.
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The guaranteed-issue section required insurers to cover people regardless of pre-existing conditions.
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The most common pre-existing medical conditions Health care is in the spotlight -- again.
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What let's fix pre-existing conditions so there's never a threat to it again.
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Two critical components of climate vulnerability are pre-existing health status and living conditions.
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Since I don&apost have any pre-existing conditions, this part was pretty straightforward.
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Working in that 'Avengers' thing, you have to work within a pre-existing system.
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Here's the truth: everyone — Republicans and Democrats — support protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
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Mr. Trump insisted that the bill's approach to pre-existing conditions had been misreported.
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The Republican plan would have essentially stripped coverage for individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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In some cases, you can even qualify despite your age or pre-existing conditions.
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What will happen to the more than 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions?
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Whether then or now, you can't protect those with pre-existing conditions through deregulation.
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This is believed to rein in the costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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"Reporting requirements are designed to increase compliance with pre-existing tax obligations," Matheson wrote.
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Democrats have attacked the party for gutting protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Among them: What are you going to do for people with pre-existing conditions?
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So in many ways, the Trump administration's message is restoring a pre-existing tradition.
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Fidelity's pre-existing S&P 500 index fund has roughly $4 billion in assets.
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But it also would remove the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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They exacerbated her pre-existing psychiatric emergency ... they failed to screen and treat her.
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Mr. Trump also highlighted three families whose children have costly pre-existing medical conditions.
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Among Republicans, 54 percent supported a nationwide standard for coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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Moderates have complained that MacArthur's amendment would not protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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His spokesman Tyler Sandberg told Axios "he's opposed to any attempt to get rid of pre-existing condition protections" and pointed out that he voted against the Republican Obamacare repeal bill due to the addition of an amendment weakening pre-existing condition protections.
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Ossoff, though, repeatedly pointed out what independent fact-checkers have found: The GOP bill would weaken protections for those with pre-existing conditions by allowing states to opt out of rules that prohibit insurers from charging those with pre-existing conditions more.
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" Scarborough added that many other Republicans are "also are either suing to make sure that insurance companies don't have to support pre-existing conditions, or they voted in Congress to make sure that insurance companies don't have to pay for pre-existing conditions.
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It's already legal to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions for those first three categories, and Republicans are trying to make it legal for the fourth, too—by pushing people with pre-existing conditions on to high-risk health insurance plans.
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On Monday he made the breathtakingly dishonest claim that he is "the person who saved pre-existing conditions" — breathtaking because he has tried at every stage to remove the protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions created by the Affordable Care Act.
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If someone had a pre-existing physical condition, such as cardiovascular problems, and were then to ingest a high dose of marijuana, it's conceivable that they could experience a fatal overdose—but that's in the context of a pre-existing physical illness.
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"They can impose waiting periods for pre-existing conditions, or deny coverage altogether," she said.
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President Donald Trump promised again Wednesday to protect coverage for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Soaring temperatures just turn pre-existing conditions such as heart problems or lung disease lethal.
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And it's illegal for insurers to deny coverage -- or charge more -- for pre-existing conditions.
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What we need is a system that recognizes that pre-existing conditions do indeed exist.
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Taking away health insurance, put people with pre- existing conditions, Pam Bondi, shame on you.
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It's hard to tell beneath the political bluster whether people with pre-existing conditions -- i.e.
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Removing the provision could greatly weaken the law's protection of those with pre-existing conditions.
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It also says states can't limit access to coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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It would protect those with pre-existing conditions as long as they had continuous coverage.
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" Improvements in care: "The uninsured rate is down ... families are protected against pre-existing conditions.
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So very important to remember that the Republicans are taking care of pre-existing conditions.
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Getting wide reach on platforms typically takes pre-existing celebrity, a coordinated campaign, or both.
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What if I couldn't get insurance because of the "pre-existing condition" of my pregnancy?
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Ultimately, unhealthy lifestyle choices, genetics, and pre-existing health conditions can all be contributing factors.
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Among other things, the law protected insurance coverage for people with pre-existing health conditions.
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Another concern is that, without essential health benefits, coverage for pre-existing conditions becomes meaningless.
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Inception, which isn't based on any pre-existing property, made a whopping $828 million worldwide.
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It was not immediately clear how this ruling would affect those pre-existing marketing arms.
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Health care — specifically pre-existing conditions — was overwhelmingly a winning issue for Democrats in 2018.
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That's why I'm taking on both parties and fighting for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The pre-existing conditions ad featuring Rohrabacher's daughter is running on cable and launched Saturday.
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"Keytruda reveals the pre-existing immunity directed against the tumor in some patients," Perlmutter said.
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Republicans would have states set up "high-risk pools" for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The breakthrough appears to be an amendment that adds $8 billion for pre-existing conditions.
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Some experts say this could make coverage unaffordable for people with pre-existing conditions. Sen.
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This new version of the bill would weaken protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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I believe if you have pre-existing conditions, you should be able to get coverage.
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In other words -- it blocks insurers from hiking prices for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Sudden rapid beating poses a cardiac danger to anyone with a pre-existing heart condition.
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But this doesn't necessarily mean that bad trips were tied to pre-existing mental illnesses.
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But that group was divided over Freedom Caucus requests on the pre-existing condition regulations.
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Here, Pocahontas is being denied coverage on the grounds of a tragic pre-existing condition.
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He also praised the law for helping individuals with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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Experts have argued that it could have major ramifications for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The obligation to provide affordable coverage to those with pre-existing conditions perfectly illustrates this.
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The AHCA initially retained the ACA's ban on discrimination against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Sicker Americans with pre-existing conditions are a key catalyst for rising costs for everyone.
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"It will be every bit as good on pre-existing conditions as Obamacare," he said.
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But for Democrats, that's just a backdoor way of undermining coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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I know there are all kinds of paper-mill websites that rewrite pre-existing scholarship.
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For years, health insurance companies systematically denied coverage to Americans with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Let's not let insurers treat charitable assistance the way they once treated pre-existing conditions.
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Their pre-existing relationship led to conversations around the potential for AVs in food delivery.
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After that, people with pre-existing conditions would be protected if they continuously maintained coverage.
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They have, for example, promised those with pre-existing conditions that they will remain covered.
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He proposes a two-year period where people with pre-existing conditions could get coverage.
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It preserves the ACA's pre-existing condition protections, but eliminates the much-maligned individual mandate.
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Chief among those benefits is the ban on discrimination against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Cruz isn't the only GOP candidate this year pledging support for protecting pre-existing conditions.
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What's driving the enthusiasm on health care and protections for people with pre-existing conditions?
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Democrats on Thursday immediately sought to pivot back to the issue of pre-existing conditions.
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MacArthur dismissed the CBO's conclusion that his amendment would hurt people with pre-existing conditions.
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The very act of transplanting mitochondria, regardless of any pre-existing disease, might bring benefits.
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"Blum voted to let insurance companies gut protections" for pre-existing conditions, one ad says.
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Kemp also said strongly he supports pre-existing conditions, calling it "absurd" to say otherwise.
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The president has escalated his pledges that Republicans will protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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"Not one Republican up here supports pre-existing protections for the American people," said Rep.
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Democrat candidates successfully stoked fears that the Republicans would end coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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The Republican bill includes protections to people with pre-existing conditions, while repealing ObamaCare's mandate.
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Democrats are hammering Republicans at every possible opportunity about their record on pre-existing conditions.
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We need good health insurance, just like other families or individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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Committing unequivocally to pre-existing condition protections would be a fine step toward that stability.
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Patients with pre-existing conditions could have been covered under expanded Medicaid and Medicare programs.
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The logic goes if the ACA is unconstitutional so are protections regarding pre-existing conditions.
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I have pre-existing conditions — including a congenital heart defect — that have affected my premiums.
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Democrats argue Republicans want to take away ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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For the most part, Logan's business tools are his pre-existing wealth, intimidation, and violence.
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You've also said you want to make coverage accessible for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Candidates are pressed to express a rooting interest — ideally with a plausible pre-existing explanation.
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Once again: a useful starting point is the problem of people with pre-existing conditions.
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He is expected to choose a candidate from a pre-existing list of 25 candidates.
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Those include the provisions on pre-existing conditions and extended coverage for children mentioned above.
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And we must continue to mandate coverage for pre-existing conditions – no matter how expensive.
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"Pre-existing condition" is a term used by the insurance industry, not in health care.
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The bill would also waive several key Obamacare protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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As with human health insurance, pre-existing conditions factor in to most pet insurance plans.
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It would reverse Obamacare's Medicaid expansion and end protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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It would allow insurance companies to charge higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions.
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The pressure worked by exploiting pre-existing divisions within Egypt, including among the ruling elite.
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And don't do it on the basis of your pre-existing interest in the person.
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Most of the deaths occurred in Washington state among elderly patients with pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing condition protections have always been much more popular than the law over all.
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There is no evidence that Democrats have suggested taking away protections for pre-existing conditions.
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" Ms. Verma said Thursday that "the A.C.A.'s pre-existing condition protections cannot be waived.
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Details on those cases -- including whether patients had pre-existing conditions -- were not immediately available.
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" Nash told Reuters, "Those people who get COVID-pneumonia are people with pre-existing conditions.
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Most of the repeal plans would have undermined protections for patients with pre-existing conditions.
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Its purpose was to discourage players with pre-existing injuries from abandoning first-round matches.
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So if we don't have a pre-existing, well-defined opinion, we make one up.
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But many Republicans are reluctant to dilute the protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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But that legislative change has not improved protections for Americans with pre-existing health conditions.
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The party has been consistent and united in defense of Obamacare's pre-existing conditions protections.
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Everyone in my family has something that could be defined as a pre-existing condition.
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He also claimed that the Republican Party would protect patients with pre-existing medical conditions.
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The announcement came during the committee's hearing on protections for patients with pre-existing conditions.
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He knows there are zero protections for pre-existing conditions if his lawsuit is successful.
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"You kind of have a pre-existing condition just because of your lifestyle," she said.
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The move will retain protections for those with pre-existing conditions, a top official said.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday explicitly pledged to "totally protect" people with pre-existing conditions.
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"The question is whether an insurer could exclude coverage of your pre-existing medical condition."
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Older individuals or those pre-existing conditions should try and avoid travel to the country.
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"Now Donald Trump wants to eliminate protections for pre-existing conditions like mine," she says.
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Or you may receive a letter of acceptance with exclusions for your pre-existing condition.
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" -- December 18 campaign rally in Battle Creek, Michigan "We take care of pre-existing conditions.
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The provisions of the House bill for those with pre-existing conditions are deliberately ambiguous.
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A provision by Mr. Cruz would let insurers discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions.
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It showed only that she had pre-existing heart issues and died of cardiac arrest.
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The concept of giving insurance to people with pre-existing conditions would be done away.
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He also liked the part that prevents insurers from disqualifying people for pre-existing conditions.
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Mr. Trump said that those with pre-existing conditions would continue to be guaranteed coverage.
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This lack of pre-deductible coverage discourages people with pre-existing conditions from opening HSAs.
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Read more here McCaskill presses Trump official on lawsuit against pre-existing condition protections. Sen.
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Before Obamacare, it had the pre-existing conditions policy, but without subsidies or a mandate.
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They cannot deny coverage or charge higher premiums because of a person's pre-existing conditions.
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If you have a pre-existing condition, it could increase your out-of-pocket costs.
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Half of Texans below the age of 65 have at least one pre-existing condition.
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I was the person who saved Pre-Existing Conditions in your Healthcare, you have it now, while at the same time winning the fight to rid you of the expensive, unfair and very unpopular Individual Mandate... -- January 13 tweet "We will protect patients with pre-existing conditions like nobody else..." -- January 14 campaign rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Facts First: Trump is not the person who "saved" protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, has mandated that insurers in the health insurance marketplace cover treatment for anyone with such pre-existing medical conditions, which put an end to health plans limiting or denying benefits to children due to a pre-existing condition.
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" He added that before the ACA mandated coverage for pre-existing conditions, "if you were born with congenital heart disease like my son was, there was a good chance you would never be able to get health insurance because you had a pre-existing condition.
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Protections for people with pre-existing conditions and letting young people stay on their parents' plans until age 26 are also areas Republicans commonly say they want to keep, though how to go about offering pre-existing condition protections is an open question. Sen.
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All these provisions were an attempt to alleviate the pre-existing condition problem, not exacerbate it.
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Exclusions for pre-existing conditions, especially those related to alcohol abuse or failing livers, are common.
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" His release followed two nights of care for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition.
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And that was on top of the typical, pre-existing political divisions between Federalists and Republicans.
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Removing the provision could also greatly weaken the law's protection of those with pre-existing conditions.
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Trump and Republicans have also promised to provide some protection for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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But a rule banning insurers from turning away those with pre-existing medical conditions would remain.
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He urged candidates to focus on improving the Affordable Care Act, while protecting pre-existing conditions.
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This new deal essentially wipes out the stakes of pre-existing investors and early Munchery employees.
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You know, scope pre-existing properties, something like "Game of Thrones," that is blockbuster television. Right?
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Contrary to popular opinion, the pre-existing exclusion and ObamaCare's individual mandate are not irrevocably intertwined.
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Those who drop their insurance would not be protected by the exemption on pre-existing conditions.
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Or the "pre-existing condition" of sexual assault or domestic violence, both more prominent in women?
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Hawley has argued the government can enshrine pre-existing conditions coverage outside of the Obamacare structure.
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It's not just that a Trump loss would fail to settle the party's pre-existing debates.
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If it's something you have a pre-existing expertise in, bring that knowledge to the table.
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So we put in a tremendous amount and we're…you know, for the pre-existing conditions.
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It would allow states to relax some key Obamacare protections of those with pre-existing conditions.
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Some companies even considered domestic violence and rape a pre-existing condition before the Obamacare era.
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Later, Ryan, McCarthy, and Scalise offer Upton $8 billion to support people with pre-existing conditions.
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As some pointed out, it's almost as if being a woman is a pre-existing condition.
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Other times, it comes down to what you forget to tell them about pre-existing conditions.
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People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage, the CBO said.
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"It's very cognizant of pre-existing conditions, which is a good thing," Cassidy said on Tuesday.
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Many have pointed out that the list of pre-existing conditions is unfairly stacked against women.
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"My daughter has brain cancer and she was never asked about pre-existing conditions," Hanna said.
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Yet, in Texas alone, there are nearly 200,000 people with pre-existing chronic conditions who'd qualify.
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They say insurance companies can no longer discriminate against millions of patients with pre-existing conditions.
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I would not sign Graham-Cassidy if it did not include coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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Darrell Issa over GOP lawmakers' push to undercut Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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I'd just read It by Stephen King on holiday which fueled a pre-existing clown phobia.
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Some experts have warned that the amendment could loosen protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The young politician said the hurricane created "a level-playing field" to tackle pre-existing problems.
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Eventually, Trump becomes insistent that any bill he signs will protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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The congressman said his amendment would still allow those with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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Instead, Paul proposes a two-year period where people with pre-existing conditions could get coverage.
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President Obama claims repeal will mean going back to discriminating against Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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She doesn't know if gluten causes psychiatric symptoms in these patients, or exacerbates pre-existing conditions.
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Chase's son, Leo, has cerebral palsy, which is considered a pre-existing condition under the AHCA.
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He's suing to make sure that insurance companies do not have to cover pre-existing conditions.
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Both would destabilize insurance markets for people with pre-existing conditions in at least some states.
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Nearly 130 million Americans living with pre-existing conditions have critical protections they didn't have before.
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In Missouri, Hawley has run an advertisement revealing that his son has a pre-existing condition.
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The party has maintained its messaging focus largely on health care and pre-existing conditions protections.
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It's the second-most common pre-existing condition in the country, according to a 2005 study.
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Insurers can no longer ban workers with pre-existing conditions or ask them to pay more.
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A Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan would cover pre-existing conditions, mental illness, alcoholism and drug addiction.
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Allred zeroed in on health care, making pre-existing conditions protections a centerpiece of his campaign.
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Brexit has given a nudge to modest pre-existing secession movements in New England, as well.
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It's an attempt to put Republicans on record against protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The Affordable Care Act requires all marketplace plans to cover treatment for pre-existing medical conditions.
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At the time of their IPO, they are essentially shell vehicles with no pre-existing assets.
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Some Republican governors are considering opting out of pre-existing condition policies if the opportunity arises.
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" "Their heart is not into Infrastructure, lower ... drug prices, pre-existing conditions and our great Vets.
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Their heart is not into Infrastructure, lower..... ....drug prices, pre-existing conditions and our great Vets.
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This new feature builds on pre-existing auto-delete tools for location history and app activity.
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DOJ had previously held that the law's protections for those with pre-existing conditions were unconstitutional.
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It will once again allow insurance companies to charge people with pre-existing conditions exorbitant rates.
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Off the table: Undermining pre-existing conditions protections, which could happen indirectly under a plan Sen.
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Pre-existing condition protections and coverage for young adults up to age 26 couldn't be waived.
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People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage, the CBO found.
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On Wednesday, Trump tweeted that he supported the legislation since it included pre-existing condition coverage.
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Or is the news written to engage a pre-existing point of view of the audience?
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They said the changes undermined GOP claims in the midterms to safeguard pre-existing condition protections.
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This election, however, revolved around retaining Obamacare's key provisions that protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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Its previous position was that the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions were unconstitutional.
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It also increases the risk for heart attacks, even for people without pre-existing heart disease.
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How about challenges to provisions ensuring insurance coverage and protections for people with pre-existing conditions?
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Democrats clearly see a winning 2018 issue in the Trump administration's approach to pre-existing conditions.
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The idea is to cover people with pre-existing conditions only if they keep themselves insured.
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Dickerson: So I'm not hearing you, Mr. President, say there's a guarantee of pre-existing conditions.
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Individuals with or without pre-existing conditions would keep the core guarantees established by the ACA.
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It is potentially very costly to provide care to chronically ill individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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A considerable component of the expense associated with pre-existing conditions is for hospital based care.
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"More people will have coverage, and we protect those with pre-existing conditions," Cassidy told CNN.
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"Mike DeWine has promised me he will protect those with pre-existing conditions," Mr. Kasich says.
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" "I would not sign Graham-Cassidy if it did not include coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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It would be easy for states to circumvent current protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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The change was intended to curb first-round retirements because of pre-existing injuries or ailments.
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Most victims reported so far in Italy were older than 70, often with pre-existing conditions.
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Then last week, the Justice Department made its novel argument against protections for pre-existing conditions.
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The rejection of pre-existing styles is almost a prerequisite for creating something new and noteworthy.
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A potent campaign theme emerges across the nation, with a particular emphasis on pre-existing conditions.
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The plans can exclude many common benefits and deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
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In Italy, 99 percent of the fatalities were people with pre-existing medical problems, especially hypertension.
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The post-exposure prophylaxis study excludes people who were already taking hydroxychloroquine for pre-existing conditions.
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The health law also prohibits coverage denials for people with pre-existing conditions, including mental illness.
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So far, research suggests older people with pre-existing health conditions are most likely to die.
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So are Muslims, immigrants, women, people with pre-existing conditions, and everyone else Trump is hurting.
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Support for maintaining Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions has remained high over time.
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Less regulation, so that insurers can turn you down if you have a pre-existing condition.
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Wade, he argued on Friday that pre-existing conditions are his top priority at the moment.
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Neal told CNN on Wednesday that voting on pre-existing conditions was among his top priorities.
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The mandate and pre-existing condition exclusions were flawed, but to an extent, they were effective.
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President Trump last week tweeted that the health-care bill includes coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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Would it make premiums more affordable while still preserving coverage for people with pre-existing conditions?
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A popular feature of the A.C.A. is that insurers cannot raise premiums for pre-existing conditions.
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The version of the health bill currently under discussion would retain the pre-existing conditions policy.
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We're your typical mid-2500s Americans — we have pre-existing conditions (high blood pressure and cholesterol).
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Suppose you want to make health coverage available to everyone, including people with pre-existing conditions.
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I know exactly what's in that bill and what's in that bill includes pre-existing conditions.
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Then Obamacare went into effect, guaranteeing affordable care even to those with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Trumpcare — the American Health Care Act — would drastically reduce protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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On May 1: It will be every bit as good on pre-existing conditions as Obamacare.
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On the upside, ObamaCare prevented insurance companies from denying coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Would they want their pre-existing conditions to possibly not be covered by their next insurer?
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After that, people with pre-existing conditions would be protected only if they continuously maintained coverage.
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Many House Republicans pledged during the campaign that they supported the protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing operators such as Coincheck have been allowed to continue offering services while awaiting approval.
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I thanked him on behalf of families like mine, with children who had pre-existing conditions.
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But to provide meaningful protections to people with pre-existing conditions, we need to go further.
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There is still the Medicaid expansion, the exchanges, the subsidies, the protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Now she and her colleagues are starting a campaign to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Nelson told USA Today Network-Wisconsin he asked Walker about his comments regarding pre-existing conditions.
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"These plans weaken protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said.
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The changes includes language specifically barring insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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The AARP says 40 percent of people ages 50 to 64 have a pre-existing condition.
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Rather, it indicates that the prize fell back into a pre-existing automatism that reproduces bias.
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We've talked about the protection for those with pre-existing illness for last number of years.
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This result is not explained by pre-existing trends in employment, and persists for several years.
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Before the Affordable Care Act mandated coverage for pre-existing conditions,"if you were born with congenital heart disease like my son was, there was a good chance you would never be able to get health insurance because you had a pre-existing condition," Kimmel added.
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" But, Corker said, pre-existing conditions protections are "something that has to stay ... It does drive up costs for others, but to me, I'm perfectly comfortable and appreciative of the fact that we've gotten to a place where people [who] have pre-existing conditions can be covered.
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" "The one particular piece of that, you're starting to see this in the Senate races, in particular, is this pre-existing conditions issue because Democrats see it as a way to attack Republicans, and say, 'Hey, Republicans are trying to take away these pre-existing conditions protections.
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We'll start with a new GOP bill in the Senate: GOP senators introduce bill to preserve ObamaCare's pre-existing conditions protections Ten GOP senators this week introduced legislation that they say would protect ObamaCare provisions for people with pre-existing conditions if the law is repealed.
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Republicans also say they all agree that people with pre-existing conditions should be protected under a GOP law, but disagreements also raged on in 2017 about how stringent government regulations should be on companies to ensure they actually covered people with pre-existing conditions. Sen.
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"Although the MacArthur amendment states that the ban on pre-existing conditions remains intact, this assurance may be illusory, as status underwriting could effectively make coverage completely unaffordable to people with pre-existing conditions," said Dr. James L. Madara, the chief executive of the American Medical Association.
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This latest discovery means pre-existing theories are flawed, and that more science needs to be done.
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Older people, those with pre-existing conditions and lower-income Americans may not like it so much.
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Freedom Caucus members think they're being unfairly accused of getting rid of all pre-existing condition coverage.
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Holmes had an enlarged heart and cirrhosis of the liver -- both signs of significant pre-existing disease.
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Add climate change to those pre-existing conditions, and you've got a water system primed to snap.
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But the idea that health care could be -- and pre-existing condition protection could be in jeopardy.
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What isn't included is a guarantee that people with pre-existing conditions are able to obtain coverage.
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The Affordable Care Act required all insurance companies to accept all Americans regardless of pre-existing conditions.
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It requires insurers to cover patients with pre-existing conditions and cover the cost of birth control.
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Democrats also sought to protect measures dealing with pre-existing conditions and reproductive healthcare services for women.
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The people most likely to suffer are those with pre-existing conditions who don't qualify for subsidies.
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And the ladies (and gentlemen) of Bachelor nation have a pre-existing tendency towards princess fantasies anyway.
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The 350-pound Garner, they allege, resisted arrest and died from obesity and pre-existing health conditions.
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Under Obamacare, you can't be discriminated against by a healthcare company for having a pre-existing condition.
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In contrast, the anti-Obamacare lawsuit and the pre-existing conditions debate have been nightmares for Republicans.
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They're growing up into a world with pre-existing conflicts and crimes and wrongs on both sides.
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It's the first Echo without a speaker — and it's designed to connect to pre-existing audio systems.
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A whole lot of modern software engineering consists of connecting pre-existing components in slightly new ways.
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Members said the plan will ensure people with pre-existing conditions continue to be protected from discrimination.
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He spent the last three years trying to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Some states could allow higher premiums for individuals with pre-existing conditions, potentially making their insurance unaffordable.
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Before the ACA, insurance companies were able to deny coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Priority would be given to the elderly, those with pre-existing conditions, or those with windowless rooms.
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Like many Republicans, he is fighting back by stressing his own support for pre-existing condition protections.
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What would he do about health-insurance firms who deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions?
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Protection for pre-existing conditions is part of the health care law that has always been popular.
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Unfortunately, all pre-existing bacterial cancer therapies require multiple injections of the microbes, and relapses are common.
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I have no pre-existing feelings about Green Lantern, so that cameo just played like Warner Bros.
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The change could include negotiating with Redstone family shareholders to give up pre-existing rights, it states.
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It also prevents insurers from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions, which also includes mental illness.
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Like pre-existing tracking devices, it's also equipped with an accelerometer, magnetometer, and pressure and sound recorders.
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It wasn't immediately clear whether they had retained attorneys or entered pleas to the pre-existing charges.
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Pregnancy is sometimes considered a pre-existing condition and may complicate the process of getting life insurance.
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Because of low nationwide enrollments, no major pet health insurance plan accepts animals with pre-existing conditions.
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Sami said Sawiris would also have to resolve a violation of pre-existing pledges to the EFSA.
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And it barred insurers from denying coverage or charging higher rates to consumers based pre-existing protections.
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RELATED: What the GOP health care bill really says about pre-existing conditions Most notably Monday, Rep.
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He offered his thoughts on access to health care, specifically coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The House GOP's plan does propose to keep the Obamacare provision protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
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Now, the bill under consideration in the House weakens the protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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And I just watched another network than yours, and they were saying, 'Pre-existing is not covered.
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However, Americans who were continuously insured could not be charged higher premiums because of pre-existing conditions.
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Much of the concern continues to center on gutting Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing aid programs, which were keeping thousands of Rohingya alive, have been suspended for eight weeks.
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When Obamacare prohibited the companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions, she finally got coverage.
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The bill would allow insurers to charge people with pre-existing conditions more money for healthcare coverage.
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Countries, regions, people groups and individuals are distinctly affected by hazards, mostly based on pre-existing vulnerability.
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So you're not going to be able to preserve pre-existing conditions without preserving the mandate itself.
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OBAMA'S GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT Barring the use of pre- existing conditions as a basis for denying health coverage.
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What the bill does: The bill wouldn't repeal the Affordable Care Act's rules about pre-existing conditions.
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Your insurer will never know about any pre-existing conditions if you never go to the doctor!
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Many states will eagerly eliminate federal mandates in the current plan and coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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No income, very small family size, no pre-existing condition—and no ability to qualify for anything.
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The CBO also predicted steep premium increases for older consumers and many people with pre-existing conditions.
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But those who sign up must be free from any rate discrimination for their pre-existing conditions.
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This would take "pre-existing law and practice" for non-bathroom NDOs back many years before Charlotte.
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They have slammed the policies as "junk insurance" not required to cover pre-existing conditions and more.
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"GS's method relies on a pre-existing application functioning under Facebook's old terms of service," it observes.
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The cost of premiums, services offered, and rules for pre-existing conditions vary from company to company.
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"I arrived with a pre-existing condition of cancer," says expat Curt Noe, who lives in Medellín.
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For anyone over 70 or with pre-existing conditions, a hospital membership may be the best option.
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She claims that the plan "largely preserves" Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions (it doesn't).
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A majority in a new poll want ObamaCare's protections for pre-existing conditions to remain the law.
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Republicans have taken a few steps to destroy the pre-existing conditions protections that millions rely upon.
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Undermining pre-existing conditions protections has been central to their health care agenda for eight years now.
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Specifically, Americans of all political stripes are for ensuring that those with pre-existing conditions get covered.
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The video addresses attacks from Heitkamp about how Cramer's votes would impact people with pre-existing conditions.
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The department previously argued in court that the law's pre-existing condition protections should be struck down.
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No American could be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition, the House Republican plan says.
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High-risk pools can also ensure that coverage is available to anyone with a pre-existing condition.
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The proposal retains ObamaCare protections for people with pre-existing conditions and prohibits lifetime limits on benefits.
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This proposal is not consistent with the cross-aisle claims for supporting funding to pre-existing conditions.
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Instead, Paul's bill proposes a two-year period where people with pre-existing conditions could get coverage.
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Protecting people with pre-existing medical conditions from skyrocketing insurance premiums, however, unites the entire Democratic caucus.
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Private markets deny roughly one out of every seven applicants in private markets for pre-existing conditions.
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It is next to impossible to explain the truth of pre-existing conditions in short sound bites.
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It would reverse the individual mandate, while those with pre-existing conditions would not be guaranteed coverage.
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These include protections for Americans with pre-existing health conditions, Medicaid expansion, gun control, and voter rights.
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In 1996, federal law required each state to provide guaranteed coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The department previously argued in court that the law's pre-existing condition protections should be struck down.
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Contrary to the promises made that "pre-existing conditions" protections would remain, House Republicans reneged on this.
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Before the ACA, employer plans could not deny coverage or charge more because of pre-existing conditions.
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"Republicans clearly recognize how politically disastrous their policies are in regards to pre-existing conditions," he added.
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Proposed GOP replacement bills last year would also allow states to waive certain pre-existing condition protections.
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And like other competitive battleground races, pre-existing conditions became the biggest sticking point on Friday night.
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First, employer-based or group carriers could not deny you coverage due to a pre-existing condition.
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"We don't have to have ObamaCare in order to cover people with pre-existing conditions," Hawley said.
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An association health plan (AHP), for example, must still include coverage for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Democrats say states would be able to waive the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Most Democrats last year campaigned on maintaining the law's popular protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Democrats hit back at the comments, saying Republicans will do away with protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Those protections ban insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions or charging them more.
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The video addresses attacks from Heitkamp about how Cramer's votes would impact people with pre-existing conditions.
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During his confirmation hearings, Kavanaugh declined to say whether he would uphold ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections.
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Consumers with pre-existing conditions wouldn't be charged more if they don't have a gap in coverage.
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"He can run on protecting pre-existing conditions and lowering the cost of health care," Walling said.
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He has told personal stories about his wife being denied insurance because of a pre-existing condition.
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One participant with a pre-existing heart condition had an adverse reaction during one of the sessions.
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In some ways, Kin Ships is my attempt to write an autobiography using only pre-existing songs.
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To that end, he wants to eliminate Caleb, who has a deep pre-existing bond with Tai.
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Successful propagandists have always understood one basic truth: Propaganda works best when it exploits pre-existing prejudices.
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One of the people who made clear the House bill went to far on pre-existing conditions?
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Instead, he tried to avoid using restrooms altogether, which exacerbated his pre-existing medical conditions and stress.
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It was only months after the attempt to cut Medicaid benefits and protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Removing the pre-existing conditions clause is arguably the "cruelest act" the president has committed, he said.
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But its position on pre-existing conditions is very much a policy position, and was entirely discretionary.
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Republicans know this, which is why they are lying about wanting to defend pre-existing condition protections.
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But unlike under the ACA, insurers could exclude coverage of the services associated with pre-existing conditions.
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Keeping the ban on insurance companies excluding people with pre-existing conditions, however, is a different story.
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It would have also eliminated rules blocking insurance companies from charging patients with pre-existing conditions more.
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There are 135 million Americans whose pre-existing conditions are now protected because of what you did.
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Mr. Scott said he would keep insurance protections contained in the law for pre-existing medical conditions.
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She still finds Oosterwold "special" for its lack of pre-existing infrastructure and government-allocated open space.
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So does protection for pre-existing conditions, which is even supported by a large majority of Republicans.
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Mr. Faso, in an interview, said the Republican bill would have protected people with pre-existing conditions.
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"There is no evidence that extra weight or fat is protective for people without pre-existing disease."
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The 2010 healthcare law guaranteed people with pre-existing conditions like HIV access to inexpensive medical care.
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That's a big miscue, because my pre-existing medical conditions were not one of the test's inputs.
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Elderly individuals and those with pre-existing medical conditions are at the highest risk of severe infection.
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However, Trump has been adamant he would protect pre-existing conditions, though it's not immediately clear how.
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Paul and Mongeau's relationship, fake or genuine, painted a pre-existing elephant in the room neon yellow.
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President Donald Trump's escalating trade war with China has only amplified the pre-existing global growth slowdown.
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Herman acknowledged that he had no pre-existing health conditions, which could have helped lessen his symptoms.
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Meanwhile, Prince Philip spent four nights in hospital for a pre-existing condition over the Christmas period.
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Under the health care law, insurers can no longer deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Letting insurers reduce the scope of benefits could thus erode protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Most of those killed by the virus were elderly, many with pre-existing conditions, the WHO said.
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"The New AHCA Bill Lists Sexual Assault And Domestic Abuse As 'Pre-Existing Conditions'" THIS NEEDS CONTEXT.
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It would also preserve the health law's ban on insurers rejecting customers with pre-existing medical conditions.
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His tweets Monday morning, describing himself as "the person who saved pre-existing conditions," contradict this record.
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Before Obamacare, some states protected people with pre-existing conditions in this way, but most did not.
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But moderates are worried it will raise premiums for the sick and those with pre-existing conditions.
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The measure also leaves in place popular regulatory protections like those for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Pence on Thursday stressed that the new branch would be built, in part, from pre-existing elements.
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They commercialized a tech-enabled version of the pre-existing research behind the Diabetes Prevention Plan (DPP).
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Without an autopsy, there is no way to know whether Dylan had an unidentified pre-existing condition.
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In particular, we can make the application form available in various areas of pre-existing American bureaucracy.
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And if the bill became law, it would end the protections of people with pre-existing conditions.
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But they also has the potential to worsen pre-existing problems such as overtesting, overdiagnosis, and overtreatment.
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"Republicans will always protect people with pre-existing conditions," he said at a rally Saturday in Nevada.
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Nobody would be thrown off Medicaid; nobody would be denied affordable coverage because of pre-existing conditions.
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President Donald Trump and other Republicans have repeatedly said they will protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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And Californians with pre-existing medical conditions saw an enormous improvement in their health and financial security.
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"There are a few layers of protections for pre-existing conditions in this bill," Mr. Ryan said.
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Most of the fatalities have been in elderly patients, many with pre-existing conditions, the WHO said.
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Sharice Davids (D-Kansas) -- health care advocate and mother of child with pre-existing conditions Laura RobesonRep.
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We need to combine the ambition of the pre-existing initiatives with the scale of Quantitative Easing.
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One area where both parties agree is the prohibition of coverage denials based on pre-existing conditions.
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But in a departure from the House bill, states can't opt of regulations governing pre-existing conditions.
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Therefore, no one should believe Republicans' claims that their bill will protect the pre-existing disease exclusion.
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Americans and patients with pre-existing conditions to renew coverage for vulnerable children in working class families.
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The bill would also let states alter several key Obamacare protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The politically sensitive spot in all this is what to do with people with pre-existing conditions.
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And people with pre-existing medical conditions would face new uncertainties in a more deregulated insurance market.
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A market with extensive subsidies distorts pricing and hides the true costs of insuring pre-existing conditions.
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We have no other means to get affordable health care that will cover our pre-existing conditions.
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Will have much lower premiums & deductibles while at the same time taking care of pre-existing conditions!
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More recent Kaiser poll shows nearly 85033 percent of Republicans support continued coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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As for short-term plans, they are simply denying coverage to those with pre-existing conditions altogether.
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The policies are allowed to deny coverage or charge higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions.
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These plans often offer limited benefits, require high cost sharing and exclude individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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Factors contributing to the higher mortality rate among some immigrants include pre-existing illnesses, such as tuberculosis.
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Porzingis has pre-existing relationships with Dirk Nowitzki and Luka Doncic, the Mavericks' rising star from Slovenia.
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Prince Philip was admitted to a London hospital over a "pre-existing condition" this week, CNN reported.
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That opened the GOP members up to charges that they were harming people with pre-existing conditions.
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"I'm not with the president on eliminating pre-existing conditions," said Representative John Shimkus, Republican of Illinois.
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Under Barr's predecessor, AG Jeff Sessions, the department wanted only to cut protections for pre-existing conditions.
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House Freedom Caucus chairman Mark Meadows and Tuesday Group co-chairman Tom MacArthur have reached a tentative Trumpcare deal, according to the Huffington Post: Pre-existing conditions: States could get waivers to get around the rule prohibiting insurance companies from charging higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions.
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" A spokeswoman for Cindy Axne, the Democrat running against Young in Iowa, dismissed Young's resolution on pre-existing conditions, saying "it is insulting that David Young thinks Iowans will forget his voting record because he 'expressed concern' for people with pre-existing conditions 54 days before the election.
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But in the years before Obamacare went into full effect, a program called the Pre-Existing Condition Plan, or PCIP allowed people to sign up for heavily subsidized coverage if they had documentation proving they had been denied coverage by an insurance company and had a pre-existing condition.
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That would absolutely exacerbate "the pre-existing condition problem," by allowing insurers to charge those people higher premiums.
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" Pegg wrote, explaining that the audience already had a "pre-existing opinion" of Sulu as a "human being.
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It's a similar story with Firefox Monitor, a service that takes the pre-existing Have I Been Pwned?
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She supports repealing the health care law but says she wants to maintain the pre-existing conditions provisions.
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Before the law passed in 2010, insurers could deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, he noted.
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They're stumping for the ACA, protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and the importance of Medicaid expansions.
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It is unclear how Republicans would protect people with pre-existing conditions if they got rid of Obamacare.
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It also prohibits insurance companies from denying coverage or charging higher premiums to those with pre-existing conditions.
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It's the millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions that present the biggest challenge and the biggest costs.
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He promised, however, that he would approve ways to cover pre-existing conditions outside the parameters of Obamacare.
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That's a concession to moderates who don't want to undermine Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Sanders shot back that before Obamacare, Shahid Rowe's pregnancy would have been treated as a pre-existing condition.
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Neither road rash nor foot in mouth disease are covered as pre-existing conditions under the reform bill.
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These, together with the star's pre-existing neutrons, result in an object that has no atoms in it.
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If you have a chronic or pre-existing condition, you might be charged more or denied coverage altogether.
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It has also expanded cheap, bare-bones "short-term" plans, which don't have to cover pre-existing conditions.
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In 1990, Congress established consumer protections for Medigap, but with limited protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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A celebrated part of the law bans insurers from turning away customers who have pre-existing medical conditions.
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He says it WILL protect folks with pre-existing conditions, and WILL get more people covered in general.
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By drawing off healthier patients, these plans are expected to increase premiums for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Mr Sou thinks that media coverage of protests in Hong Kong has hardened pre-existing views in Macau.
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They can have high deductibles and payout limits, and people can be rejected for having pre-existing conditions.
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By banning insurers from turning away customers with pre-existing health conditions, for example, it pushed up premiums.
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Obamacare detractors, including President Trump, are quick to say they want to retain coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Sounds like a lot, but when you factor in the pre-existing members it's only a 2-3%.
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That move handed Democrats a political opportunity they will not ignore: a pre-existing conditions debate on steroids.
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As this new paper and pre-existing studies show, approximately 40 percent of cancers can still be prevented.
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One of the central issues in the House debate was the treatment of people with "pre-existing" conditions.
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Obamacare prevented insurers from charging those with pre-existing conditions higher rates, a common practice before its implementation.
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Because the law forbids discrimination against those with pre-existing health conditions, the exchanges contain many sickly patients.
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The royal was hospitalized for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition" for two nights in June.
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Auto-GCAS works by continuously comparing a prediction of the plane's trajectory against a pre-existing terrain profile.
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Upsettingly, some of these "pre-existing conditions" might be traced back to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil spill.
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Obamacare eliminated lifetime caps and made it so insurance companies couldn't discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Kelso and her daughter have pre-existing disabilities, which they said the lead buildup in their blood compounded.
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He's proposing $8 billion over five years to strengthen the bill's coverage of people with pre-existing conditions.
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Women with pre-existing medical conditions such as epilepsy or diabetes need to be referred to NHS hospitals.
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What couldn't be waived: The ACA's provision that insurers must offer coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Before Obamacare, rape, postpartum depression, C-sections and having survived domestic violence were all considered pre-existing conditions.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China have simply served to stoke further such pre-existing fears.
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The voters are mostly concerned with pre-existing conditions and are against any penalty for not having insurance.
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Underwood, a registered nurse and expert in health policy, introduced legislation to protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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Most of the recent debate in the House focused on the lack of coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Moderates, of course, worry that rolling back something like "community rating" could hurt people with pre-existing conditions.
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One issue in the sticking point in the debate has been protections for patients with pre-existing conditions.
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They are much cheaper than ACA plans, but cover less and can exclude those with pre-existing conditions.
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He was hospitalized for an infection stemming from a "pre-existing condition" for two nights in June 2017.
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Moran said he wants a more bipartisan process and to preserve protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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ACA plans still must cover preventive services and cannot turn away people based on pre-existing medical conditions.
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It also included a provision that could allow states to loosen protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Stretching the middle ground OK, so some "pre-existing law and practice" middle ground should save the day.
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Previously, the Trump administration had argued that only the law's pre-existing conditions and coverage requirement were invalidated.
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Repeal of the ACA would likely allow insurance companies to resume discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Handel pushed back forcefully, pointing out that her sister was born without an esophagus -- a pre-existing condition.
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They also can't charge one person in the association a higher premium because of a pre-existing condition.
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The second, known as community rating, prevents insurers from charging higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Medicaid will remain mostly the same until 2020, and you cannot be denied coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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But unlike ObamaCare, the Republican plan could result in insurers charging people with pre-existing conditions significantly more.
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Insurance companies are claiming that the sick and those with pre-existing conditions will have to pay more.
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Cruz provides billions of dollars of subsidies for people who have pre-existing conditions and high medical costs.
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But just as corporations are now people while women, increasingly, are not, countries also have pre-existing conditions.
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They don't have to offer minimum benefits, and they can charge people more based on pre-existing conditions.
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The purpose of claiming that the amendment "protects people with pre-existing conditions" is to allay those concerns.
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The obvious losers in this new scenario are the Americans with those serious and costly pre-existing conditions.
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His campaign did not respond to a request for more details on his position on pre-existing conditions.
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The DOJ initially said only the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions should be struck down.
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Before the ACA, their wounds might have been deemed a pre-existing condition and a barrier to coverage.
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But they don't have to cover people with pre-existing conditions or provide basic benefits like prescription drugs.
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"The danger politically is that it reinforces a pre-existing negative stereotype — the dehumanization, the cruelty," he said.
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Now he's defending it as a magic bullet that will drive down costs while protecting pre-existing conditions.
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The insurance mandate, state exchange markets, Medicaid expansion, and requirement to cover pre-existing conditions are well known.
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Democrats point out that the short-term health insurance plans can deny people who have pre-existing conditions.
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The poll, though, finds that premiums are an even bigger concern for the public than pre-existing conditions.
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"We must stop allowing partisanship to be a pre-existing condition that prevents meaningful health reform," Collins added.
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Here's why: Employer-provided health insurance and Medicare and Medicaid do not permit denials for pre-existing conditions.
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Insurers are no longer allowed to turn people away, nor charge them more, because of pre-existing conditions.
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"The bottom line is, today in Wisconsin, everyone living with a pre-existing condition is covered," Walker said.
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States like New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts decided to cover pre-existing conditions using the ObamaCare approach.
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"I will happily sign a bill to help folks with pre-existing conditions here in Florida," he said.
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Conservatives argue that funding for high-risk pools will allow people with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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How to deal with the pre-existing condition protections while repealing ObamaCare is a thorny issue for Republicans.
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People suffering from pre-existing medical conditions – like asthma, diabetes, and cancer – could once again be denied coverage.
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Rivera had been a patient of the hospital before and had a pre-existing heart condition, they said.
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Anyone who says they support health care coverage for people with pre-existing conditions should support my legislation.
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Ten Republican Senators have filed a bill called the Ensuring Coverage for Patients with Pre-Existing Condition Act.
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We have a tremendous level of talent, and we're doing a lot of work on pre-existing conditions.
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Plus, short-term plans can charge people more or turn them away based on their pre-existing conditions.
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Even then, many people with pre-existing conditions were medically eligible for guaranteed coverage in all 50 states.
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The Trump administration previously argued in court that the law's pre-existing condition protections should be struck down.
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These plans do not have to comply with ACA requirements and cover almost nothing, including pre-existing conditions.
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But these policies can exclude those with pre-existing conditions or base rates on a person's medical history.
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"Without her leadership, we wouldn't have the Affordable Care Act, we wouldn't have pre-existing conditions," he said.
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Choice, affordability, protecting pre-existing conditions and restoring the doctor-patient relationship eroded by ObamaCare must be pillars.
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Fletcher hammered Culberson for his votes to repeal ObamaCare and its protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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A Trump spokesman told the Guardian the name change was completed as part of a pre-existing agreement.
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But there's a catch: The legislation also would prevent insurers from increasing premiums due to pre-existing conditions.
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Remember when Senators made abundantly clear they would NOT do what the House did on pre-existing conditions.
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Maloney said one of the pre-existing conditions she heard a lot about in her office was pregnancy.
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Trump last year supported GOP-authored ObamaCare repeal bills that would have weakened protections for pre-existing conditions.
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It is unclear what Trump is pointing to when he says Democrats will not protect pre-existing conditions.
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This will make premiums spike for the people left in the exchanges -- likely those with pre-existing conditions.
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So, in areas like education, health care and medicine, tech companies have to cooperate with pre-existing regulations.
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The marbled powder combines three of ColourPop's pre-existing highlighter shades for one shimmering, swirling pot of magic.
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Meadows won't vote for something that doesn't somehow address pre-existing conditions, allowing the sick to get insurance.
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The ACA created an incentive for individuals to wait until they developed pre-existing conditions before purchasing insurance.
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This summer, she began asking constituents at campaign events to stand up if they had pre-existing conditions.
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Officials asked that those at highest risk, the elderly and patients with pre-existing conditions be given priority.
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Several of those killed were suffering from pre-existing conditions when diagnosed with the coronavirus, de Blasio said.
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But rates have increased the fastest among low-income Americans and racial minorities, exacerbating pre-existing health disparities.
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"It unwinds the ability of people with pre-existing conditions to get insurance under the ACA," Garthwaite said.
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Question 4 Listener: Everyone mentions that people most at risk are elderly and people with pre-existing conditions.
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But Republicans cannot admit that the only way to protect pre-existing conditions is to emulate Democratic policies.
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And do they make works especially for the museum or are they pre-existing works that you collect?
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Nearly every Republican incumbent who is now pledging to protect pre-existing conditions supported one of these measures.
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Surveillance could theoretically reveal if a prospective insurance buyer has a pre-existing condition or mental health issues.
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First, alcohol does not create violent sexual impulses so much as it unleashes or magnifies pre-existing ones.
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The guidance encourages buying cheaper plans that offer fewer benefits and can exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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And, a policy may impose age restrictions or exclude coverage (or charge you more) for pre-existing conditions.
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Thankfully, I had kept my insurance coverage, as the A.C.A. wouldn't prohibit pre-existing condition exclusions until 2014.
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Take a pre-existing team, like the New York-based one Jones plays on, or mix it up.
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He also offered dubious claims like a commitment to protect health insurance for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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"Adequate and affordable" coverage for consumers with pre-existing conditions is a concept that's so nebulous it's useless.
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Both were focused on how the Republican-passed health bill would imperil individuals with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Many people with pre-existing conditions experience lapses in coverage, such as when they change jobs, for example.
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But Mr. Bloomberg has taken no positions that would directly imperil the health law's pre-existing conditions protections.
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At least 30 people died in the province, many of them elderly and suffering from pre-existing conditions.
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Pre-existing patronage networks have been shattered and replaced by semi-independent warlords, militias or local governing bodies.
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Four deaths — two accidental, two from pre-existing medical conditions — were also reported by study-abroad insurance providers.
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Blanket bans on political ads especially harm those without pre-existing large audiences and challengers to established elites.
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Nearly as many say insurers should continue to be prohibited from charging more because of pre-existing conditions.
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The desire to unveil the personal is at the core of Carolyn Lazard's video "Pre-Existing Condition" (2019).
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And one of the biggest points of contention remains how insurers treat people who have pre-existing conditions.
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And millions more who had pre-existing health conditions have been able to obtain coverage under the law.
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He was in "great physical shape," and there were no pre-existing medical conditions detected, the statement said.
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Insurance companies are regulated, prevented from denying coverage or charging higher prices to Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Like many of their opponents, some antifa members insist that they are merely reacting to pre-existing aggression.
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Once again, President Trump was not truthful about his actions in court to destroy pre-existing condition protections.
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Trump has aimed to repeal Obamacare protections that keep health coverage affordable for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The proposed changes would effectively cast aside the Affordable Care Act's protection of people with pre-existing conditions.
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The second opt-out would make the insurance options for those with pre-existing conditions even more meaningless.
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Her mother had survived breast cancer but could not afford health care due to her pre-existing condition.
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"Covert influence works when fissures exist and you drive the wedge into the pre-existing fissures," Hayden said.
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Promising to protect those with pre-existing conditions also conflicts with another Republican health care promise— lowering costs.
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But SpaceX is also not a company to rest on its laurels, or its pre-existing technology investments.
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Bill Cassidy, Lindsey Graham, Ron Johnson and Heller -- actually weakened Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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"I am always going to cover pre-existing conditions in this state," he said on the campaign trail.
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" The very first one was that "All individuals should have access to coverage, regardless of pre-existing conditions.
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There have also been competing claims about how the measure would affect those with pre-existing health conditions.
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As we now know, cyberspace did not liberate human society from pre-existing socioeconomic hierarchies and power structures.
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"States can't leave people with pre-existing conditions high and dry," Mr. MacArthur said Tuesday, defending his proposal.
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Nowadays these artifacts are largely just used to add a veneer of respectability to pre-existing tribal beliefs.
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Mr. Ghosn said the party had emerged from a pre-existing relationship between Versailles and the auto alliance.
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And despite its pre-existing songs — beautifully arranged for the stage by Tom Kitt — it certainly is original.
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Executives hope to augment pre-existing financial services, including online credit service and wealth management platform Baidu Wallet.
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We live in echo chambers that reinforce our pre-existing opinions and prevent us from hearing opposing views.
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Kim Schrier (D-Washinton) -- pre-existing condition patient advocate and stage IIIC colon cancer patient Jenell Payne TamaelaRep.
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He also argued there are better ways to help people with pre-existing conditions, like high-risk pools.
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The doctor also assesses your medical history, pre-existing conditions, and prior prescription, before issuing a new prescription.
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The proposal retains the health law's promise that people with pre-existing health conditions can still buy insurance.
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Pre-existing conditions are a political minefield, and some senators don't want to remove any of ObamaCare's protections.
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The Trump administration has supported it, specifically calling for the pre-existing condition protections to be struck down.
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The law's coverage of pre-existing conditions is another, and any Republican healthcare plan should include something similar.
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The move has raised questions about whether people with pre-existing conditions will be left without individual insurance.
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Collins cited the lack of protections for those with pre-existing conditions in a statement explaining her vote.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, employers generally cannot impose a waiting period for coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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A Republican-led lawsuit that once seemed like a lark is threatening Obamacare's protections for pre-existing conditions.
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You can join a pre-existing mastermind group or pay a reputable facilitator to place you in one.
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FRUM: As you know, I open my book by discussing the "pre-existing conditions" from which Trump emerged.
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The administration had previously said that only the law's provision on pre-existing conditions should be struck down.
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In short, rape could once again become a pre-existing condition that insurance companies could deny coverage for.
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The new device works similarly to an automated mill, which carves material based on a pre-existing design.
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DMAU is a combination hormone pill, similar to many pre-existing women's once-daily hormonal birth control pills.
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He was tasked mainly with recruiting new wrestlers and devising ways to fold them into pre-existing storylines.
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It just appears when you've used the app's search function to try to find a pre-existing note.
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Meeting in unfriendly territory Under MacArthur's amendment, people with pre-existing conditions couldn't be denied coverage, but they could be charged more if they let their coverage lapse and if they live in states that opt out of the protection for people with pre-existing conditions known as community rating.
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Another amendment meant to woo moderates adds $8 billion over five years to help customers with pre-existing conditions pay for their insurance — although critics say that's not nearly enough to fund the "high-risk pools" for people who won't be able to afford insurance because of pre-existing conditions.
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Why it matters: Protections for people with pre-existing conditions are hugely popular, and the administration may have handed Democrats their strongest health care weapon yet — because now they can make the case that the administration has gone to court to take away protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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What's interesting with this latest development is that it taps into pre-existing strategies for both Microsoft and LinkedIn.
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Factors like pre-existing medical conditions, risky hobbies or a dangerous job influence rates and availability of life insurance.
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