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…ase access to health care, improve health outcomes, and reduce family financial strain and “job lock.” For many years insurance providers/issuers maintained risk pools that are equal to that of the general population, using various methodologies; [ 108 ] often to the detriment of…

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… The commenters stated that access to care for beneficiaries is increasingly constrained for many essential services and listed a series of procedures most impacted, such as hemorrhagic and ischemic strokes, maternal health, PAD, dialysis access, limb salvage services, and CPT co…

…practitioners to embrace both connection and diversity as we work within the constraints of austerity and neoliberalism and simultaneously push on those constraints in pursuit of meaningful transformation. These contributions show WAC has met and continues meet that challenge by …

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…overage and payment under the original Medicare program, we note that we are constrained by the statutory requirements and that the original Medicare program is not within the scope of this final rule. Comment: A commenter requested that CMS provide permissible MA additional tele…

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… fully persuaded that his rebuke of the apostle Peter is entirely within the constraints of Christian love. Indeed, at one level, it is motivated by love” (D. A. Carson, Love in Hard Places [Wheaton, Ill.: Crossway, 2002], 150). 15 Stott, Christ the Controversialist, 8. 16 G. K. …

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… in its education program or activity, often in ways that even a court-issued restraining order or criminal prosecution of the respondent would not accomplish ( e.g., approving a leave of absence for a complainant healing from trauma, or accommodating the re-taking of an examinat…