Sentences with phrase «high cost of care»

Quality veterinary services are costly, and animals with medical issues are often overlooked by potential adopters due to concerns about high costs of care.
Great Danes aren't just known for being gentle companions; they're also known for having a significantly higher cost of care than other breeds.
Given the high cost of care, this is often requested when a family member stays for an extended period at a hospital or nursing home.
Pressure - related skin injuries, a nurse - sensitive quality indicator in hospitals, are associated with increased morbidity and higher costs of care.
At a per - patient cost of about $ 10,000 a month, «this is a textbook example of what we now call «financial toxicity»,» Ratain said, referring to the economic burden placed on patients by the high cost of care.
Given the high cost of care, this is often requested when a family member stays for an extended period at a hospital or nursing home.
While any cat breed can be plagued by accidents and illnesses that require expensive veterinary care, these are the five that required the highest cost of care, according to Trupanion databases.
Even with current adoption fees, the organization loses money on each adoption due to the high cost of caring for large numbers of homeless animals.
Nobody wants to deal with a sick pet, they are family and its hard enough to deal with without worrying about the high costs of care.
It was established to make the decision easier for guardians facing the high cost of care.
The high cost of caring for animals rescued from hoarders, who often must be cared for at the rescuer's expense, is also a huge disincentive for prosecuting hoarding cases.
Animal shelters understand the high costs of care for animals, and the impact on animals if they stay «too long» in a cage or kennel (which is why well - run shelters try to re-home animals within a 10 day period).
The ADB rider can help to offset the high costs of care if necessary.
Otherwise, you or your dependents will be evaluating your possessions and selling them to cover the high costs of care.
However, the high cost of care does not guarantee quality: Only 10 percent of child care programs in the United States are considered to be high quality.
However, the high cost of care does not guarantee quality, and state systems to measure and increase quality are underutilized in most states.
California's ECE programs are too limited in scope to serve all of the state's vulnerable young children, presenting a challenge for families who can not independently afford the high cost of care, which can be as high as college tuition.
As the government aims to reduce the high cost of caring for frail seniors, hospitals and physicians are seeing their payments tied to efficiency and quality.
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