Sentences with phrase «excessive health costs»

It is not only major illnesses that can bring about excessive health costs.

Major illnesses are not the only factor that can bring about excessive health costs.

Not exact matches

«Based on our analysis, Medicaid expansion represents a key opportunity to improve the health of millions of uninsured individuals and reduce national costs associated with smoking and excessive alcohol use,» Chang says.

In today's world, health costs can be excessive and even the most robust health insurance won't cover everything.

Should additional mold be found, such as behind the walls that could not be seen from the initial visual inspection, monies would more likely be available to complete this health and safety item either out of the contingency fund and / or could replace a possible elective item should cost of removal become excessive.

Not having accessible spay / neuter programs can be expensive to a community due to excessive costs of impounding and sheltering unwanted animals, extensive spending by local governments responding to animal complaints such as dog bites and other nuisances, and public health and safety risks.

COST OF PRIVATE OR CUSTOM JOURNEYS DO NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: Air transportation; airport taxes; passport and visa expenses; gratuities; laundry, alcohol, all items of a personal nature; expenses of guides, buses or cars for sightseeing booked in addition to those included in the itinerary; excessive baggage charges; health, accident, baggage, trip cancellation insurance; and other items not mentioned as being included.

I can limit flood damage and improve health very simply: But I need lower cost energy (you don't want that), lower cost steel and transportation (you are working very hard to make both more expensive), more proper and safe rules and less excessive regulation (you want more regulation and more fees and more interferences from very propagandized zealots against work), lower costs for electricity, water and fuel (you seek more taxes and rules on all) no government corruption (The carbon taxes you want go ONLY to the corrupt third world dictators and NGO profit - seekers who are selling their ENRON - inspired carbon credits, none do anything for the people of each country forced into squalor and death.)

The plan should include the child's medical support needs, the availability of medical insurance or services provided by the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System and whether a cash medical support order is necessary; (7) Excessive or abnormal expenditures, destruction, concealment or fraudulent disposition of community, joint tenancy and other property held in common; and (8) The duration of parenting time and related expenses.

Although the Supreme Court of Canada softened the excessive demand bar in 2005 by infusing a requirement that medical officers consider a family's willingness and ability to not access publicly funded services, it never softened the insult that a disabled child has no other value beyond health and social service costs, like any able - bodied person, and that that value must be part of the equation.

What the judge never referenced in her decision was actuarial evidence submitted on behalf of the plaintiff that foreign nationals who smoke or engage in risky behaviour, such as fast driving, cost even more to our health and social service system, yet they are never labelled an excessive demand.

Once you reach age 55, the costs for Option B are excessive even if you are in only average health.

In today's world, health costs can be excessive and even the most robust health insurance won't cover everything.

Heavy or excessive drinking is known to have negative health effects as well and can also increase your insurance costs.