Sentences with phrase «fewer emergency room visits»

Three report net taxpayer savings, through fewer emergency room visits, lower utilization of child protective services, and increased tax revenue as a result of higher parental earnings.

Some of these savings include healthier births; fewer emergency room visits; and fewer cases of families involved in the social welfare system.

In Elmira, children of low - income, unmarried mothers in the treatment group had fewer emergency room visits than controls.68 Similarly, in Memphis, fewer accidents and injuries required treatment.

Caller:... fewer emergency room visits by teenagers?

Infants in the study had 59 percent fewer emergency room visits and overnight hospital stays during the first six months of life than a control group of infants.

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In 2014, the most recent data available from the CDC, Americans visited the emergency room 141 million times, with fewer than 8 % of these trips resulting in a hospital admission.

So we've evolved a few strategies to keep emergency room visits to a minimum.

These costs include emergency room visits and other medical treatment, lost work productivity, and fewer dollars reaching local businesses if beaches and sport or commercial fishing is curtailed.

One study, for example, found that states where marijuana is decriminalized had more emergency room visits related to marijuana and fewer visits linked to alcohol and other drugs.

In fact, Dr. Benton says, «studies show that direct primary care results in fewer emergency room and hospital visits.»

My ten - month - old German Shepherd mix had almost $ 1K in vet bills a few weeks ago followed by an emergency room visit for a wound on her nose.

Like a typical golden puppy, he's had issues eating things he shouldn't, with a few visits to the emergency room as a result — and Healthy Paws has been incredibly easy to work with.

Climate mitigation through energy efficiency in the residential and commercial sectors will improve local and regional air quality, particularly in large cities, contributing to improved public health (e.g., increased life expectancy, reduced emergency room visits, reduced asthma attacks, fewer lost working days) and avoidance of structural damage to buildings and public works.

The issue was that the patient was symptomatic for a few days before visiting the Emergency Room.