Without access to primary care, these patients will often end up in emergency rooms with urgent concerns, which can be tens of thousands of dollars in costs for their employers.
Not exact matches
«That this House opposes the Government's plans
to impose a polyclinic, or GP - led health centre, in every
primary care trust; regrets that this could result in the closure of up
to 1,700 GP surgeries; is concerned that the imposition of polyclinics against the will of patients and GPs could be detrimental
to standards of
care, particularly for the elderly and vulnerable, by breaking the vital GP / patient link; further regrets that these plans are being imposed
without consultation; is alarmed at the prospective loss of patient
access to local GP services at a time when
care closer
to home should be strengthened; believes that the Government's plans would jeopardise the independence and commissioning capability of general practice in the future; supports the strengthening of
access to diagnostic and therapeutic services
without undermining the structure of GP services; and calls on the Government
to reconsider its plans for polyclinics.
«It is ironic that in one of the richest countries in the world, we still have millions of children
without access to primary and specialty health
care,» said Kenneth Silver, MD, pediatric neurologist and associate professor of pediatrics.
Open
access is a type of health insurance plan that allows policyholders
to see other medical professionals in the plan's network
without first having
to obtain a referral from a gatekeeper such as a
primary care physician.
Those include prominent foes of abortion, most
without medical background or health
care expertise, whose
primary objective reflects no desire
to see that as many low - income women as possible have
access to basic health
care but only that Planned Parenthood be defunded as the visible incarnation of «the abortion industry.»
According
to information provided by Bi-State
Primary Care Association, which represents community health centers in New Hampshire and Vermont, «Without action by Congress before September 30, 2017, New Hampshire's Health Centers will face a devastating 70 % cut in their federal funds which could mean a loss of nearly $ 16 million and 47 % of their patients could lose access to care.&ra
Care Association, which represents community health centers in New Hampshire and Vermont, «
Without action by Congress before September 30, 2017, New Hampshire's Health Centers will face a devastating 70 % cut in their federal funds which could mean a loss of nearly $ 16 million and 47 % of their patients could lose
access to care.&ra
care.»