Sentences with phrase «without access to quality care»
Importantly, the Veterans Choice Program will remain funded while a streamlined community care program is established, because no veteran should be without access to quality care.
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Unfortunately, the new Federal health insurance mandate will still leave many New Yorkers without access to affordable, quality care.
«Health and education are intricately connected and we believe strongly in co-locating services in schools, offering children immediate access to high quality care without sacrificing time away from school,» said Larry K. McReynolds, president of the Lutheran Family Health Centers, which currently operates 28 school - based health and dental clinics in New York City.
High - quality early care and education (ECE) is critical to positive child development and has the potential to generate economic returns, but the current financing structure of ECE leaves many children without access to high - quality services and does little to strengthen the ECE workforce, says a new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
Having access to a fully stocked pharmacy staffed by experienced, knowledgeable veterinary professionals means your pet will receive the highest quality care without having to run around or take a chance on internet products.
Women in the Peace Corps — like all women around the world — should be able to make private medical decisions and access high - quality medical care without the interference of politicians.
But many people can not manage without access to high - quality, affordable, reproductive health care.
We envision a world in which access to quality reproductive health care — delivered without judgement and with respect — is a reality for all.
No law can mandate family communication, and the priority must be to ensure that teens have access to safe, quality medical care without delay.»
The assumption for this estimate is that with far greater access to high - quality child care at an affordable cost, mothers with young children would increase their employment to the levels of mothers without young children for whom child care costs and availability of high - quality care is less of a limiting factor on mothers» employment relative to when they have younger children.
When programs close their doors, children who attended them lose out on access to high - quality early learning opportunities, families aren't able to work without access to child care, and staff are left looking for jobs.
However, without access to nutritious food, safe housing, and quality medical care, young children living in poverty can quickly fall behind their more economically advantaged peers.