insurance plan

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Some people feel there should be a government insuranceplan which would cover all medical and hospital expenses for everyone.
The goal was to develop an insuranceplan that would be commensurate with the coverage of other illnesses.
This means that each health plan states what medical services are, and what are not, covered for any individual enrolled in that insuranceplan.
One of the demonstrated factors influencing the choice of health insuranceplan is a person's anticipated level of medical care use.
Durable labour force attachment requires that a national health insuranceplan be implemented that covers low-income workers irrespective of their workplace.
Patients now enter into a health insuranceplan that is a contract for services.
Some feel there should be a government insuranceplan which would cover all medical and hospital expenses.
Frank (1997) cites the example of a corporation which revised a medical insuranceplan available to employees.
Trade unions, in helping to provide a living wage, had established a far more effective health insuranceplan than the "would-be 'uplifters'" could devise.
Depending on the health insuranceplan selected, this selection bias may influence the size and even the direction of the relation, weakening the ability to detect the true population relation.
In addition, many people view their social security taxes as "contributions" to their own pension or health insuranceplan, rather than as a tax levied by government.
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