Sentences with phrase «care keeps your costs down»

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A platform like this, he argues, would help keep healthcare costs down, since patients would be more likely to seek help before their condition required more serious care.

The only way it's going to bring down the cost is if it lets providers make better decisions about the care and either improves patient health or keeps them out of the system.

This sort of preventive care promises to keep costs down in the future.

Given the ever - increasing costs of medical care, many health care institutions are seeking ways to keep costs down while maximizing patient care.

Walker also said over the years he has heard more school administrators say they have been able to use the Act 10 collective bargaining law to benefit school districts by saving them health care and pension costs and thereby keeping property taxes down without the confines of union contracts.

We are always grateful for donations of supplies to help us care for the animals and keep our costs down.

To help keep your puppy's expenses down, you may consider purchasing pet health insurance, which could cover up to 80 % of your dog's health care costs.

Initial veterinary care is essential for a dog with parvo, but there are ways to keep costs down by providing follow - up care at home.

Because we focus on spay neuter and well pet care and our clinic is designed to maximize efficiency while conserving resources, we are able to keep our costs down and pass the savings on to our clients.

As you review our financials we think you will agree that we work hard to keep costs down even as we expand service, increase medical care and, grow service delivery.

Preventative care is a huge way to keep costs down.

It is a good idea to make home dental care a regular part of your routine to keep your dogs» choppers in good health and your veterinary costs down.

Working with the insurance experts for renters helps to keep the cost down, because we care about the coverage you're getting and how it relates to your needs.

Parents can take care of some (or all) college expenses, but the one going to school should be strategic about their choices to help keep costs down.

This may be a good way to keep costs down in general, but unfortunately many people don't have enough savings to spare if an accidental injury forces them to get medical care before they've met their annual deductible.

While finding a doctor and hospital that take your insurance is high priority, there are a few other factors that can help keep costs down and make you feel confident about your choice in care.

• Maintenance costs go down; floors are easy care and resist mold, mildew and bacteria growth, keeping your facility cleaner.