We think at the core of our business, we're a health services company, we're global health services company.
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Some 43 percent of New York's current inmates receive mental health services, according to data from Correctional Health Services.
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Consumer uptake of telemental health services should surge as rural labor shortages depress use of in-person mental health services.
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Health services: Aside from the physical impact disasters may have on hospitals and other health services buildings, health professionals may relocate after a disaster, resulting in fewer resources and "a scarcity of health services," per U.S. News.
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A Universal Health Services spokesperson provided the following statement: Universal Health Services (UHS) and its facilities are closely monitoring Hurricane Michael.
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So there are a number of issues that we can call on governments around the world to do, both within health services and beyond health services.
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"It's great to be LGBT in Orlando," said Dr. David Baker-Hargrove, co-founder of Two Spirit Health Services, which provides mental health services to the community.
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It also seeks to strengthen enforcement of "parity" laws that require that insurance companies cover mental health services just as much as they cover physical health services.
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Trump's budget proposal cuts funding for mental health services: The 2018 budget proposes a 23% reduction (from $541.5m to $415.5m) in the mental health services block grant.
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It also seeks to strengthen enforcement of "parity" laws that require insurance companies to cover mental health services just as much as they cover physical health services.
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The main flaw in his plan to distinguish between abortion and women's health services is that abortion procedures are women's health services — and they are often medically necessary.
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"Mental health services and addiction services have historically been thought of and treated very differently from general health services by health care systems, insurance companies, everybody," Glied told me.
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Nearly 603% went without mental health services in 2014, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and odds of getting treatment often fall along racial lines.
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District collectors oversee programs such as health services and elections.
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The organization provides abortions and other health services to women.
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Worse yet, malaria flourishes when routine health services are disrupted.
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Hospital network Providence Health & Services tracks her husband's condition closely.
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The center is operated by Greater Cincinnati Behavior Health Services.
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When will austerity be over for the mental health services?
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That could clash with a bigger move into health services.
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DeepMind's foray into digital health services continues to raise concerns.
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Frankly, there's something appealing about these "big data" health services.
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In detention, there isn't really access to mental health services.
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Health services need to be part of any town's plan.
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Grace now leads student health services at Southern Illinois University.
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She has worked for tribal health services for 14 years.
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Improved mental health services is only part of the answer.
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Cuts to behavioral health services would be devastating for Alaskans.
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There was no money for mental health services in Mbare.
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Why look at reproductive health services in relation to Zika?
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Reproductive Health Services is the only abortion clinic in Montgomery.
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That girl is going to stay away from accessing health services.
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As the population ages, it's going to demand more health services.
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They will provide comprehensive health services to those who need it.
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DAMIAN MEINS Damian Meins worked at the environmental health services agency.
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She works as a manager of peer-based mental health services.
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Health systems break apart and access to health services becomes impossible.
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Supplementing sparse health services and health personnel in rural settings 4.
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Branding counts in some franchise areas, too, like home health services.
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Transmission would be harder if the region's health services were stronger.
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Access to timely, quality mental health services can be a struggle.
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All of the schools had formal on-campus mental health services.
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He has fought for grant money to expand mental health services.
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It includes full access to health care and mental health services.
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Mr. Zrebiec is chief of behavioral health services at the center.
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These programs included school lunches, community health services, and construction grants.
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Health services research is more about hitting singles, day after day.
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Home health services, thanks to Humana's pending acquisition of Kindred Healthcare.
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People can hold jobs and accept access to additional health services.
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In fact, both efforts -- advocacy and health services -- deserve full attention.
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I scheduled an appointment with behavioral medicine at student health services.
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In 2013, Florida privatized all the health services in its prisons.
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Texas offers proof that limiting choices for health services harms women.
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Children will lose access to important health services without the program.
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"Mental health services are still being underfunded by the Conservative government."
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Our access to innovative and critical health services depends on it.
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Many children suffer from a lack of nutrition and health services.
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They don't have access to good jobs or mental health services.
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You cannot separate some of these conditions from reproductive health services.
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The ACA ensured that mental health services were included in essential health benefits and it applied federal parity policies that protect Americans from paying more for mental health services than for other kinds of medical care.
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As health services researchers from The Ohio State University College of Public Health, we analyzed firearm suicide and the capacity of states to provide behavioral health care services: that is, mental health services and substance disorder services.
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Mental health services are overwhelmedIn the wake of the outbreak, China's National Health Commission has deployed a variety of mental health services to battle the hysteria caused by the disease, which is now known as COVID-19.
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For a few years health services were provided almost entirely by charities.
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The youth tend to report the lowest satisfaction with mental health services.
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Before it, many insurance plans imposed larger deductibles for mental health services.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services approved the measure last week.
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Merck and Tencent announced a collaboration on digital health services in China.
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The Optum health services division continues to power the company's overall growth.
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Gurpreet Singh is a partner and U.S. health services leader at PwC.
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Education and health services, professional services and finance also posted solid gains.
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Others were over-insured and consumed more health services than they needed.
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The essential health benefits mandate which health services insurance plans must cover.
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Reproductive Health Services, that they would vote to overturn the landmark ruling.
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In 6900, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services estimated 2628,28503 new cases.
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We also need to devote far greater resources to mental health services.
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Respiratory diseases are a large burden on health services, the study says.
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Mental health services are currently not available for normal reactions to trauma.
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Medical and Health Services Managers make an average of $124,970 a year
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A study published in Health Services Research found that after Minneapolis-St.
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Some are too young to communicate and need significant mental health services.
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Lexington County, S.C., Health Services District, $171 million of hospital revenue bonds.
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"Mental-health services, drug treatment—sometimes they're beneficial, sometimes not," she says.
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This usually implies that health services and resources are being used inefficiently.
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Abortion is one of the most crucial health services the organization provides.
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Local health services and laboratories were alerted to prepare for their arrival.
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Health services research can improve the ways in which we deliver them.
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These include water, electricity, health services, fire services, groceries and municipal services.
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More than half the new jobs were in education and health services.
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They also face higher uninsured rates in addition to fewer health services.
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The demands to have mental health services have only grown over time.
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Ms. Hirota is chief executive of Asian Health Services in Oakland, Calif.
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Telemedicine has played a big part in health services during the outbreak.
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The collapse of health services has been a focus of the protests.
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More than 3% of Universal Health Services' beds are in its path.
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His mother is a nurse practitioner in the occupational health services division.
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Not every family has access to sufficient health services in their area.
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Education and health services rose by 22019,0003 and financial activities contributed 2000,2166.
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A septuagenarian male president imposed regulations that cut health services for women.
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Just under 800,000 people were not able to access essential health services.
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They also provide counseling and referrals to other social and health services.
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They also want more student housing and better health services on campuses.
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The money, some argue, might be better spent on mental health services.
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The city's mental health services are still stretched to the breaking point.
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Medicare and Medicaid pay much less for health services than private insurers.
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The bill also authorizes grants for areas like suicide prevention and seeks to improve enforcement of "parity" rules that require insurance companies to cover mental health services to the same degree that they cover physical health services. Sens.
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About 230 percent of the city's inmates received mental health services while detained, including 1,100 people — or 16 percent of the jail population — who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness, according to data from Correctional Health Services.
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Illinois's path follows the national trend of funding cuts for mental health services.
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Among those 10 essential health benefits were mental health services and addiction treatment.
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I've seen what happens when women don't have access to reproductive health services.
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So the internet, the health services, the moon program, huge innovation around it.
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This will boost revenues for companies like Universal Health Services and Acadia Healthcare.
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Big Names: Kate Middleton encouraged families to seek mental health services for children.
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She told CNN that she received no academic guidance nor any health services.
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Sexual-health services have been given a boost by improvements in HIV care.
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Third parties, rather than Apple itself, then build useful health services on top.
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"It led to a big deterioration in mental health services," she told me.
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Insurers, for example, could decide not to cover maternity or mental health services.
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Health services can aim at various targets, like patient satisfaction or life expectancy.
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National Health Services hospitals in the UK were also affected by the attack.
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Without access to adoption-competent mental health services, adoptions can and do fail.
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There have been 54 cases reported to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
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These states also tended to spend more on education and mental health services.
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The opioid treatment facility marks the latest foray into health services for Verily.
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In Australia, indigenous communities with access to fewer health services are disproportionately affected.
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Education and health services added 29,000 while leisure and hospitality grew by 93,000.
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They say that mental health services for Native Americans are often woefully inadequate.
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He runs AgriWellness, a non-profit that connects farmers to behavioral health services.
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Health services should be provided by professionals who are impartial, independent and neutral.
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Consider Medicare Advantage, a public-private arrangement for providing health services to seniors.
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The clinic offers an array of health services beyond addiction, including dental care.
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These spaces also allow for easier referral to drug treatment and health services.
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"She is in great need of mental health services and support," she added.
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Secondly, perhaps there is the possibility of integrate this with national health services?
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Chiron Health Services did not make anyone available for comment by publication time.
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Wait times to access mental health services were "diabolical" in prison, she said.
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All parties must take measures to protect education and health services in Afghanistan.
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Health services, grocery stores, gas stations, banks and food delivery services remain open.
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In July 2016, the county hired Rosenberg's firm, Community Oriented Correctional Health Services.
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Other potential big winners include home health services company Almost Family Inc AFAM.
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Public health officials point to deteriorating public health services, like S.T.D. testing clinics.
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Sherry Hirota is the chief executive of Asian Health Services in Oakland, Calif.
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Increasing efforts to incorporate tele-health services is another promising yet underutilized option.
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Jails and prisons have a notoriously bad track record of providing health services.
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The University's health services department apologized amid the backlash and deleted the post.
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And L.A. County plans to invest more in mental health services in schools.
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In contrast, Wyoming does not bill Medicaid for any school-based health services.
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The NHS, which offers a number of specialised mental health services, is overstretched.
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Despite the barriers, experts believe on-demand health services are here to stay.
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Marquette, like many universities, offers mental health services to students who request them.
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They need a lifeline connecting them to housing, employment opportunities, and health services.
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Compared to heterosexuals, the LGBQ students were 87 percent more likely to use mental health services, and they were also more likely to use on-campus mental health services - but more of them also reported seeking mental health treatment off-campus.
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The church itself has been a staple in the Harlem community since 1933, but Reverend Michael Walrond Jr. identified the lack of mental health services in the area and provided worshippers and local residents the space to receive mental health services.
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CVS and Walgreens are pulling some products and dedicating more space to health services.
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Those organizations provide mental health services for at-risk youth and help troubled families.
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Across the country of 5 million access to quality basic health services remains inadequate.
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Per the Associated Press, the 4 percent sales tax would fund veteran health services.
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Still, an estimated $3.4 trillion was spent on health services and goods last year.
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This may also mean a change for organizations that provide health services to women.
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Combined with the efforts of health services, these organisations have helped turn things around.
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Canada plans to quarantine people in a motel, where they'll receive mental-health services.
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Amazon has acquired Health Navigator, a startup that develops APIs for online health services.
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Van Orman did stress that USC has taken steps to improve student health services.
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Douglas took a photo of the cleaning agent bottle and contacted Alberta Health Services.
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And these programmes are only as good as the mental-health services they offer.
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I then sprinted to University Health Services, where I was prescribed the antibiotic nitrofurantoin.
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Any time a patient comes, electricity should be available to enable quality health services.
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The unemployment rate for people receiving public mental health services is approximately 80 percent.
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It may also incentivize more qualified experts to take college mental health services posts.
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The courts referred sex workers to mental health services and offered help with housing.
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GIDS says that "suicidality" is similar to other children referred to mental-health services.
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Do you care whether women can access abortion and other critical reproductive health services?
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The health services share one waiting room though they each have their own room.
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The combined company has pledged to improve health services and outcomes and lower costs.
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Sex workers, like gay men, are sometimes reluctant to access generic sexual health services.
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According to Planned Parenthood, 3 percent of all its health services are abortion services.
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Health services research helps us fight heart disease, our nation's leading cause of death.
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They say cuts will undermine education and health services and will hurt Brazil's poor.
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Most notably dismissing user fees for young girls and women when accessing health services.
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If donors were to become disillusioned with the country, its health services would struggle.
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And medical practitioners' interest in telepsychiatry occupations should expand access to telemental health services.
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We also provide and subsidize other health services for our uninsured and underinsured residents.
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Millions of Americans would instantly benefit if mental health services could be accessed easily.
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While I eventually received beneficial health services, it was largely because of my blindness.
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They should not, however, be seen as a competitor to formal mental health services.
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The Care Quality Commission, a new regulator which will monitor health services, is launched.
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Mental health services are also integrated into their new Senior Health and Wellness Centers.
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Walgreens is leaning on partnerships and building out its health services in some locations.
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MedPlus Health Services runs over 1,500 pharmacies in India, according to the company's website.
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To do so, they must get rapid access to specialist perinatal mental health services.
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The advocates within the administration for privatizing V.A. health services, however, reject this approach.
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"Conditions currently in Toronto support the need for these health services," McKeown told reporters.
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The bride's father was the director for health services at Walt Disney World Resort.
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Health services buckled in some regions because of the rapid spread of the disease.
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So it's no surprise that people are increasingly flocking to digital mental health services.
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Babylon Health aims to provide accessible, affordable health services for everyone on the planet.
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They will also offer job training, mental health services and educational opportunities for inmates.
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The woman hadn't expected to need mental health services when she bought the plan.
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Housing First provides immediate access to housing and mental health services without any preconditions.
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The city also plans to find ways to improve access to mental health services.
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Ericsson and Universal Health Services saw the biggest drops, with CenturyLink not far behind.
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In low-income communities, mental health services are scarce and waiting lists are long.
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While 29% did get help, nearly all of them received only behavioral health services.
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By 2018, Ohio ranked 48th in the nation for publicly funded women's health services.
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Low wage routine jobs in food prep retail, office work, personal and health services.
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US health-services firms can already bid for contracts if they have European subsidiaries.
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The organization gets federal reimbursements for providing women's health services, but not for abortions.
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The rest are thrown away, said Debbie Somerville, the district's coordinator for health services.
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Later this month, workers could be furloughed and health services could be pared back.
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Some have closed their doors; others have chosen to stop providing mental health services.
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Yet for a few years now, many states have continued cutting mental health services.
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Her proposals would require funding for the systematic provision of Aboriginal traditional healers in the South Australian health system, and a consistent fee-for-service payment schedule, negotiated in partnership with the ngangkari, Aboriginal community-controlled health services and mainstream health services.
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She was medical director of California's Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, before becoming the first chief medical officer at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, or Samhsa, the primary federal agency overseeing substance abuse and mental health services, in 2013.
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Today, Planned Parenthood affiliates operate more than 600 health centers across the United States offering reproductive health services including pregnancy testing and services; STD testing, treatment and vaccines; birth control and emergency contraception; men's health services; LGBT services; and abortion services and referral.
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We need also to address the declining state of mental health services across the country.
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Better health services, used by the old more than the young, may be another reason.
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According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, there were 63,849 abortions in 2013.
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Both Merlo and Pessina are adding health services to their stores — albeit through different strategies.
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About 12,500 of the 4.3 million Texans on Medicaid get health services from Planned Parenthood.
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It's not just limited to physically interfering the means of entry to reproductive health services.
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Forced evictions mean losing housing and access to food, education and health services, he said.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch has affirmed the following ratings: Universal Health Services, Inc.
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During his five decades in power, he gave Cubans first-world education and health services.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services will now require fetal remains to be buried.
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They want better living standards, more access to clean water, decent education and health services.
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All it does is make it harder for Planned Parenthood to provide public health services.
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It now becomes the heart of Roche Diabetes Care's new patient-centered digital health services.
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This includes mental health services, a cause near and dear to the royal family's heart.
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Yang immediately began calling them, offering consolation and encouraging them to seek mental health services.
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Sexual and reproductive health services are also unaffordable for much of the population, he added.
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Most steroid users don't see themselves as drug abusers, and shy away from health services.
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Lopez said she was verbally abused by detention center workers and health services were inadequate.
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Education and health services were next with 37,000 while trade, transportation and utilities rose 3.63,000.
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Most of them live in rural parts of the country, where health services are weakest.
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Pro-choice supporters and supporters of the clinic's health services nevertheless showed up in droves.
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But for many, Remote Area Medical provides health services that would otherwise be entirely unobtainable.
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And you've got Chance the Rapper pledging a million dollars to Chicago mental health services.
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"All parties must take measures to protect education and health services in Afghanistan," he said.
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The services sector added 184,000 jobs in September, led by the professional and health services.
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Mostly higher prices, cuts on women's health services, and fewer options for low-income Americans.
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Health services research moves us from the discovery phase of science to the delivery phase.
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Ideas included healing arts and mental-health services, as well as a work co-op.
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Public health-related emergencies are typically declared using the Public Health Services Act, Butler said.
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Under the ACA, core preventive health services, like contraception, are available without a co-pay.
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According to the state's Department of Health Services, about 50,000 Wisconsin residents die each year.
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Together, we are demanding our lawmakers defend — not sabotage — our access to mental health services.
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Add to that, rural areas have very high levels of stigma surrounding mental health services.
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They cannot easily access education and health services and endure job discrimination and low pay.
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Naiman worked at the Washington Department of Social and Health Services, earning $67,85033 per year.
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First, the $4.5 billion only counts behavioral health services and not all health care services.
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They're also less able to access both extermination and mental health services, exacerbating both problems.
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On Tuesday, Murphy expressed skepticism toward Obama's proposal to increase funding for mental health services.
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Where is the announcement for school-based health services and other community and social resources?
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Half of this spending subsidizes state Medicaid programs that provide health services to poor families.
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The device was invented by Brennan Spiegel, director of health services research at Cedars-Sinai.
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Preventive health consults and sexual health services are offered along with vaccines and lab work.
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Her hope is that Texas can now focus on the women who need health services.
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In Baltimore and Chicago, teenagers called for programs to address poverty and mental health services.
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Colleges and universities need to make sure that their mental health services are more inclusive.
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Britain, which employs providers in its National Health Services, has a parallel private payment system.
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There are other crucial factors: limited access to mental health services and growing substance abuse.
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People are often held in unhygienic conditions and health services are inadequate or even nonexistent.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services proposed its fetal remains rules four days later.
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Health services are trying to address the overwhelming trauma left by those decades of violence.
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The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is considering ways to encourage directives. .
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One section of the law requires coverage of preventive health services and screenings for women.
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The jail has changed several policies and terminated its relationship with Armor Correctional Health Services.
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A spokeswoman for the city's correctional health services said she could not comment on Mrs.
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University counseling centers have been reporting increases in students' use of campus mental health services.
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Things are going to be tough, and the same mental health services won't be available.
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The broad education and health services industry showed the strongest hiring numbers across the month.
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The education and health services industry was the only one below 2% hourly earnings growth.
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John Delaney of Maryland released a plan Thursday to increase access to mental health services.
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With Medicare, the demand for health services increased and medical costs became a national crisis.
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Among the provisions are more funding for armed school resource officers and mental health services.
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The bottom line is that, in this country, public health services is run very well.
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The leisure and hospitality sector contributed 19693,000, and the education and health services sector 36,000.
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That money helps pay for women's health services the organization provides, not for abortion services.
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As the months of bombardment wore on, rescue and health services collapsed and casualties mounted.
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And the various plans, freed from standard benefit requirements, often covered substantially different health services.
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The president-elect wants to privatize health services provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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It is a means for people to access health care providers and critical health services.
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"For all countries, it's about giving people access to good quality health services," Peterson said.
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Shares of Universal Health Services and Perrigo were among the best-performers in the index.
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We could add to that careers in global health, public service and health services research.
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The state is teaming up with Silicon Valley to make mental health services more available.
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This places yet another hurdle in front of low-income women seeking reproductive health services.
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About 35 miles south of Miami, the facility is run by Comprehensive Health Services, Inc.
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Doctors treating addicts with drugs like buprenorphine will now have to provide information on their annual caseload of patients by month, the number of patients provided behavioral health services and referred to behavioral health services, and the features of the practitioner's diversion control plan.
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Critics also worry that he has underestimated the increased cost from more people using health services.
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Snicker all you want, but the $3.5 billion health services industry could use a little disruption.
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Less than half of the kids reporting self-harm received referrals to mental health services, however.
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This isn't the first time geofencing marketing has been used on people seeking health services, either.
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Austerity bred much resentment - above all, over cuts to health services and care for the elderly.
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The city today runs primarily on three major clusters — the government, health services and retail trade.
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Barkat said that under his plan the municipality would take over education, welfare and health services.
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In poor countries most dependent on U.S. money for reproductive health services, abortions more than doubled.
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Some of Portea Medical's main competitors include Nightingales Home Health Services, Healthcare At Home and Care24.
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The paper said the health insurer would likely merge Equian into its Optum health services arm.
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In other words, this magical innovation leads to a rise in the productivity of health services.
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Pharmacy chains are adding more health services to try to keep consumers coming into their stores.
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Private health plans can charge lower premiums if their pool of customers use fewer health services.
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The combined firm would offer everything from basic health services to diagnostics to drug-infusion centres.
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But at any rate, Alberta has a plan:Alberta Health Services will continue to promote http://www.sexgerms.
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Chance the Rapper says he's donating $1 million to help improve mental health services in Chicago.
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Stepping back, as a health service company, we're leading pharmacy services, health services, from that standpoint.
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Evan Loomis is the president of Clarion and vice president of strategy at Corinthian Health Services.
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"We can provide more reasonable health insurance for all and health services for all," Votava said.
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The services sector added 135,000 jobs last month, concentrated in professional and education and health services.
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It's also worth noting that three percent of all Planned Parenthood health services performed are abortions.
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It's piloting HealthHUBs, which offer more health services, such as blood pressure testing and yoga classes.
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Local health services also hit the chopping block; state funding there has declined by 28503 percent.
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However, Mercer noted that the city had seen significant improvements relating to safety and health services.
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Foundation, in partnership with the charity SIMS Foundation, which offers mental health services to Austin musicians.
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It would also prevent federal funds from reimbursing Planned Parenthood for any health services it provides.
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It would also prevent the federal government from reimbursing Planned Parenthood for health services it provides.
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It would also eliminate the minimum standards for which health services an insurance plan must cover.
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It would also add $4.4 billion in funding to expand and modernize health services for veterans.
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Still, the findings suggest that veterans may need mental health services long after they return home.
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Another way to reduce demand for more expensive inpatient and outpatient health services is better compliance.
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Not one of the three doctors who performs procedures at Reproductive Health Services lives in Montgomery.
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In many states, Medicaid programs restrict home health services, limiting the hours of care, for example.
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This requirement is already problematic because it treats abortion care differently from all other health services.
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The comprehensive benefits funded under Medicare For All include the full range of reproductive health services.
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General Electric agreed to sell its biotechnology business to Danaher, a health-services group, for $21bn.
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Health services lack life-saving medicines, while almost all schools need repairs, affecting around 30,000 children.
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And this revised rule prevents women from accessing other important, life-saving health services as well.
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The three-page letter focuses on "women's health services," but does not specifically mention Planned Parenthood.
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"She added: "We should consider what will Medicare for All do to our mental health services.
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Even though Canadians payer higher taxes, it ensures that the majority of health services are covered.
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Mental health services — Transitioning mental healthcare into a public plan amassed strong support, 40% to 31%.
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Today, Gholson is getting treatment at the Daily Planet Health Services, where Ricciuti also gets care.
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The services sector added 71,000 jobs last month, concentrated in professional and education and health services.
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Our Health Services Division constantly monitors the delivery of quality care and investigates all medical grievances.
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It's one of many experiments Walgreens is running to add more health services to its stores.
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Broward also will receive $6 million to expand school mental health services, according to Mr. Runcie.
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Gonzales and Golick, as well as in support of other mental health services for military veterans.
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They don't have their basic needs covered — public services, access to water, access to health services.
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The bill would also provide schools with funding for school resource officers and mental health services.
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Refugees can work, live anywhere, send their children to school and use the local health services.
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The Vatican confirmed Friday that a patient in its health services has tested positive for coronavirus.
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Demonstrators outside the Planned Parenthood Reproductive Health Services Center in St. Louis on May 31, 2019.
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The patient in Arizona has recovered, state Department of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ said.
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And the clinics do provide critical basic health services to millions of mainly low-income women.
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Medicaid covers inpatient and outpatient mental health services, counseling, case management, supportive housing, and prescription medications.
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They're women's health services that the Affordable Care Act mandated be 100 percent covered by insurance.
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The buses also have additional revenue streams — some have a cafe, laundromat or offer health services.
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The wave of retirees saps savings, shifting spending to health services and shrinking the labor force.
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In Oakland Unified School District and others around the nation, Medicaid also supports mental health services.
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According to the Sheps Center for Health Services Research, 162 rural hospitals have closed since 2005.
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Around the world, many women and girls experiencing violence trust health services as a first contact.
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The moment they quit Accenture or get fired, they lose access to all mental health services.
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I am furious that we do not have adequate mental health services for people in need.
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Amazon is building a massive health services business that will likely also have a hardware component.
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We don't have a healthcare coverage problem - we have a health services and drug affordability problem.
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Education and health services was next with 2000,0003 and professional and businesses services grew by 2000,211.
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He believes any healthcare plan should cover comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services, including abortion services.
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The scandal was first reported by the Health Services Journal, citing leaked documents from the NHS.
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I'm also working to change the dialogue on drug and alcohol treatment and mental health services.
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Education and health services payrolls grew by 48,000 last month, while professional services created 47,83 jobs.
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They continue to struggle with providing basic primary health services while also addressing the infectious diseases.
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Shares of Teladoc a provider of health services by phone and video, are flat since Feb.
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Other issues of common concern include mental health services, sexual misconduct, gun violence and public safety.
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As President, I am committed to protecting the right to life and supporting women's health services.
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Programs in Connecticut, and elsewhere, provide mental health services, basic needs, and job skills to mothers.
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Increasing mental health services, law enforcement presence in schools, and gun control were on the agenda.
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Deals included a US$2.53bn loan supporting financial data provider Dun & Bradstreet's buyout by CC Capital, Cannae Holdings, Thomas H. Lee Partners and Black Knight Inc and a US$1.65bn term loan backing home and community-based health services provider Brightspring Health Services' merger with PharMerica.
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A staggering 45.2 percent of people listed 'Could Not Afford Cost' as their reason for not seeking mental health treatment, and a combined 24.9 percent claimed that their health insurance either did not cover mental health services or does not pay enough for mental health services.
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A number of interventions, including quality education, access to adolescent-friendly health services including sexual and reproductive health services, economic literacy, access to justice and programs that work to achieve gender equality, are all necessary and must be provided through human rights- and evidence-based programming.
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Two years later, Argentina enacted a similar law; it was followed by Panama, multiple states in Mexico, Bolivia (with a law referring to "violence against reproductive rights" and "violence in health services") and El Salvador (this one calling for dignified treatment in maternal and reproductive health services).
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Paul Ryan vows to stop funding Planned Parenthood's health services Paul Ryan vows to stop funding Planned Parenthood's health services House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday that Republicans will seek to defund Planned Parenthood as part of their effort to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
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These remodeled drugstores focus more on health services and products and less on candy and greeting cards.
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John Harrison of WebMD Health Services and Jim Purcell, Founder of Returns on Wellbeing Institute and Fmr.
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"We are not thinking about immediately raising the co-payment for medical and health services," he says.
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Reproductive Health Services, a ruling that allowed the state of Missouri to legislate in opposition to Roe.
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The tax revenue will be allocated to mental health services, homelessness prevention, shelter beds, and affordable housing.
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Reproductive Health Services was one of the oldest centers in the Midwest — they started very quickly after
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Let's demand that our lawmakers pass policies that open — not restrict — our access to mental health services.
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Public funding is only used for other family planning and health services, like contraception or STD tests.
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Shares of Tenet Healthcare, Community Health Systems and Universal Health Services each rose at least 4 percent.
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We can alleviate suffering, heal families, and make our police safer by providing more mental health services.
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In most countries, accessing public or subsidized mental health services require a referral from a general practitioner.
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Women's rights: Supports closing the gender pay gap and guaranteeing a woman's access to reproductive health services.
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The messages also remind mothers of important pregnancy milestones and health services their newborns should be receiving.
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In August, lawmakers passed legislation requiring insurance providers to fully cover all reproductive health services—including abortion.
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Shares of HCA and Universal Health Services were marginally higher Wednesday, each up about 0.1 percent midmorning.
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The report attributed that to a historic slowdown in the growth of the costs of health services.
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Stretched health services do not want to spend money on what some consider to be "aerating corpses".
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But one of the biggest worries for the managed care industry could be health services company Cigna.
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Called HealthHUBs, the stores boast more health services and products like blood testing and sleep apnea machines.
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Some states, like South Carolina and Arizona, slashed their mental health services by more than 20 percent.
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Investigators say McGuire submitted false applications to the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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A journalist in the region said the couple had lived there since 1972, volunteering their health services.
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Revenue also exceeded forecasts, with overall results getting a boost from strength in Cigna's health-services unit.
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CareTech said the proposed acquisition would expand its presence in education and behavioral health services for children.
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The company has quietly released another app, this time going after Apple's HomeKit, and Google's Health services.
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Ascent Children's Health Services CEO Dan Sullivan said the staff did not follow company policies and procedures.
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One striking stat: More than 99% of people with cholera who can access health services are surviving.
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Separating abortion from other health services only serves to vilify and diminish its importance for women's health.
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He made another $240,21 from consulting fees with a health-care cost containment firm, Prime Health Services.
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I have seen this time and again, but particularly in a field known as health services research.
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Women in African countries already have a hard enough time accessing necessary health services as it is.
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Any worsening of the energy crisis could cause the collapse of health services, local health officials said.
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Those needs include mental health services and spiritual care, along with the basics of food and shelter.
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For this reason, adding another large barrier to accessing mental health services would result in deadly consequences.
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Medicaid is the single largest payer of behavioral health services, including mental health and substance use services.
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This goes not just for women's health services, but equally profoundly, to human rights protections against discrimination.
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According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, another 2900 states have only a single doctor.
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This year it introduced menstrual cycle tracking and hearing health services for the iPhone and the watch.
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Planned Parenthood provides abortions as well as other women's health services, including birth control and cancer screenings.
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The need for creative solutions to help our nation's highest need consumers of health services is significant.
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"Every woman has a right to access equal and quality health services in any hospital," he said.
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He and others point to health services as example, but let's be clear, this is where $$ is.
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Brazil's leftist opposition said the spending cap proposed by Temer would cripple public education and health services.
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Since then, it's gone on to acquire Critical Signal Technologies, a health services company, for $125 million.
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It is an economic engine delivering health services to the city's most vulnerable populations, boosted by Obamacare.
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Humana and its private-equity partners are buying the hospice operator Curo Health Services for $1.4 billion.
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Getting rid of coverage would mean these health services are out of reach for many people again.
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CCP serves as a key connection to mental health services and emergency care in the B4R network.
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Catholic Charities runs an immigrant resource center offering legal advice as well as education and health services.
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The answer is yes, unless your state prohibits "kickbacks" or inducements to purchase health services or supplies.
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KOMO reported that Hartman worked for the state Department of Social & Health Services as a registered nurse.
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Wagner also stressed that children are being provided with medical care, food, toys and mental health services.
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The education and health services sector was next at 29,2000 and trade, transportation and utilities contributed 0003,2000.
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" He urged them to contact the health services, report their situation and "be ready for eventual isolation.
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AMPHS offers free health services such as consultations and physical therapy, regardless of documentation status or insurance.
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All of these children have experienced trauma, and many need mental health services and are taking medications.
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It also targets high-need Medicaid patients and improving the coordination of health and non-health services.
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Reproductive Health Services, the court considered a Missouri law that placed several restrictions on access to abortion.
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The university has created a fund to help survivors get counseling and mental health services, he said.
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It could be that people feel like it's more commendable to request public health services than cash.
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He also received a master's degree in health services administration from the New School for Social Research.
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Gains were widespread, with education and health services leading with 250,23.5, while leisure and hospitality added 44,000.
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Still, access to public health services is generally difficult for Mexican nationals, Perry said, let alone immigrants.
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In the simulation, inequalities in access to jobs, schools or health services across the city virtually disappeared.
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Women who received health services from Tyndall will be eligible to receive $2,500, according to the university.
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The Vatican said on Friday that a patient in its health services had tested positive for coronavirus.
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Another surge for the Sanders campaign could keep health services stocks under pressure for the near-term.
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And you cannot cut over $800 billion from Medicaid without adversely affecting health services for the poor.
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In 105 counties, Planned Parenthood operates the only clinic offering a full range of reproductive health services.
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Humanitarian responses should address human trafficking risks, while safeguarding girls' equal access to education and health services.
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As a result, many times families and youth don't feel comfortable accessing mental health services, Mautone added.
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Akhtar has been responsible for running operations for Fairview Health Services in Minneapolis since July of 2017.
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According to the 2017-18 economic survey, India spent only 1.5% of its GDP on health services.
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They also typically do not provide clinical preventive care without patient cost sharing or mental health services.
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Also, carriers are required to offer comprehensive benefits, including maternity care, mental health services and prescription drugs.
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In addition to lacking mental health services, stigmas around mental health prevent Chinese citizens from seeking help.
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I will take full advantage of the weCare program and seek additional mental health services if needed.
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We do not have adequate universal health care and universal coverage and parity for mental health services.
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It would fund shelters, mental health services, addiction treatment, and prevention to keep people from becoming homeless.
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One of their first steps was to include mental health services in the company's health-care coverage.
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It also folds in another large piece of legislation designed to improve the nation's mental health services.
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Disrupted health services, including routine vaccinations, along with overcrowding in residential camps increases the risk of infection.
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"People might question why health services are spending money providing heroin for people with addictions," she said.
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Will it still require insurers to cover maternity care, mental health services and treatment for drug abuse?
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President Barack Obama's administration lifted the global gag rule, allowing much needed support for reproductive health services.
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Parents of adolescents with schizophrenia will be sure to buy insurance that covers only mental health services.
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Noonan, a Pulitzer Prize winner, pivoted to a need for more mental health services in the country.
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Children need access to healthcare, mental health services, and quality education to move from poverty to prosperity.
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Simon also announced a $10 million fund to help Nassar's victims access counseling and mental health services.
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In recent years, Gates has helped provide women greater access to family planning, health services and education.
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The ministry did not discriminate against any group in providing health services, including LGBT people, he added.
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Cover image: In this Wednesday, July 30, 2014 photo, Reproductive Health Services is shown, in Montgomery, Ala.
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Since 2011, Indiana has systematically passed laws that erode access to abortion and other reproductive health services.
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Or the young man who said that police money could be better spent on mental health services?
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Today she works at San Mateo County Family Health Services and gives classes on health, nutrition, and gardening.
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It has 175 beds — more than double Highlands — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.
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Most short-term coverage excludes benefits for maternity care, preventive care, mental health services, or substance abuse treatment.
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"It's a crisis within a crisis," says Wilma Wooten, director of public health services for San Diego County.
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Obama is seeking $250 million to help Puerto Rico provide health services to pregnant women and affected children.
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"Without comprehensive reproductive health services — including contraception and safe, legal abortion — women's economic choices remain constrained," Gammage said.
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"But when that event happens, it's absolutely essential that health services respond with compassion, understanding and practical help."
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"I was able to get them mental health services and help, and the person was suicidal," said Alhadeff.
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Policyholders also get discounts on family-health services at some clinics, and access to a genetic health test.
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It'll investigate questions like: What's the best way to complement existing mental health services without competing against them?
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The mayor said he did not know if the city had connected Mr. Vassell with mental health services.
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She added that the majority the 2.5 million people who use Planned Parenthood's health services rely on Medicaid.
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The Wall Street Journal said the health insurer would likely merge Equian into its Optum health services arm.
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His administration banned skimpy health insurance products that don't cover things like maternity care or mental health services.
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In 2012-13 responsibility for commissioning sexual-health services (except HIV) moved from the NHS to local authorities.
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Thanks to the spread of basic health services, less than half as many mothers are dying in childbirth.
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Policymakers will have to think carefully about which health services to prioritise, and how best to supply them.
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Subsistence communities are a good place to test it, since no other mental-health services are in place.
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It also means critical mental health services and broader community support for those left reeling from the floods.
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High-deductible plans require enrollees to pay more out of pocket for health services than traditional health plans.
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This summer, the Texas Department of State Health Services confirmed the death of a teen from Harris County.
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Ideally, institutions can find low-cost, or even pro bono, mental health services for students in their areas.
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One survey showed 48% of whites received mental health services, compared to 31% of Black and Hispanic people.
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Physical and psychological illnesses are rife among the detainees, and health services on the two islands are limited.
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He was also sick, with Hepatitis B, and from the generally poor health services afforded to his people.
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Some 62 percent of all attacks were deemed intentional and many led to disruption of public health services.
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Getting mental health services into poor communities and getting poor people to access them are largely unsolved problems.
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None of the five Chinese tech firms he's worked for has provided any mental health services, he says.
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Walgreens in recent years has signed a number of partnerships to bring more health services in its stores.
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Health Services - Build an additional 2,000 long-term - Reduce surgical wait times to no care and dementia beds.
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Health services management, preventative medicine, and medical research all also fall under indirect care, according to Caldicott's definition.
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Americans use roughly the same amount of health services as people in other affluent nations, the study found.
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In turn, the majority of health services are not designed for this minority group or any minority group.
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In 2013, the Arizona Department of Health Services found a male employee made sexually suggestive remarks about patients.
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Context: Kindred acquired Gentiva Health Services, a home health and hospice operator, in 2014 after protracted hostile negotiations.
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Mental health services in Lebanon are mostly private so refugees rely heavily on NGOs for mental health care.
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The project aims to keep seniors at home and reduce their need for costly health services after hospitalization.
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Specialized mental health services do not exist in the country, nor is the importance of such services mainstreamed.
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Many state and federal agencies use it to help decide which children might benefit from special health services.
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Universal access to reproductive health services would lead to economic benefits of $430 billion a year, experts say.
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"We are talking about basic reproductive-health services, we are not talking about luxury treatments," Avila-Guillen said.
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Regardless of where you fall on the debate on guns, everyone agrees we need more mental health services.
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While non-abortion health services have decreased, abortions at Planned Parenthood have risen 12 percent between 2006-2014.
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They may also have no idea what mental health services entail and where to go for such treatment.
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" Kirk Davis said Redding had been "taken over" by homelessness: "Police and mental health services are completely overwhelmed.
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Less than half of the students in our survey who needed help reported receiving any mental health services.
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, about 2 million Americans have opioid use disorder.
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Mayor Buttigieg's plan aims to reduce incarceration by 28503 percent through expanded drug treatment and mental health services.
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The New York City-based Perceptive Advisors invests across healthcare sectors like biotech, pharma, diagnostics and health services.
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Education and health services was also a bright spot in the report, gaining 31,000 jobs for the month.
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Many tell me that we need to tackle mental health services or gun fetishization in Hollywood movies first.
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The videos were blurred and edited by the state's Department of Health Services, which licenses the migrant shelters.
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She will be committed to a mental hospital operated by the state Department of Health Services, Kuchler said.
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The Arizona Department of Health Services said in a statement that it is also helping with the investigation.
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Democrats had also worried that the bill would gut the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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And we meet other abortion rights advocates, like June Ayers, owner of Reproductive Health Services in Montgomery, Ala.
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Millions of women lack access to the full spectrum of reproductive health services, especially the most marginalized women.
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, about 435,000 Americans are regular users of heroin.
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Without lots of these resources we can't access things like mental health services and free meet-ups. 943.
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Older GOP plans, for example, would end Obamacare mandates for coverage of maternity care or mental health services.
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Planned Parenthood says the bill would harm 2.5 million people who rely on it for basic health services.
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The free services include: For a complete list of free health services you can get, check out Healthcare.gov.
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So, thousands of individuals had, and undoubtedly have, to navigate America's meager mental health services in correctional facilities.
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Hospital stocks that fell: HCA, Tenet Healthcare, Community Health Systems, LifePoint Health, Universal Health Services and Quorum Health.
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In terms of access to sexual health services, I'm planning to go to free clinics like Planned Parenthood.
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The backlash is based largely on how we pay for drugs compared to other kinds of health services.
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The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, which researches ways to enhance the effectiveness of health services. 28500.
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His mother is an occupational therapist for the John Muir Medical Center's Home Health Services in Walnut Creek.
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Carroll, 25, is a financial consultant for Optum, a health services division of UnitedHealth Group in Eden Prairie.
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If you have insurance, check your benefits and see what kind of mental health services you're eligible for.
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The NCCHC also said it was awarding the jail the group's first-ever certification for mental health services.
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For years, I have wondered why there is so much duplication of health services within a small area.
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Fewer guns, more mental health services: let's do everything we can think of until something slows this down.
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The ACA's list of required coverage features for health insurance plans — ambulances, maternity care, mental health services, etc.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, was the medical director for the University of Michigan Occupational Health Services.
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Shares of HCA and Universal Health Services rose Thursday, each up more than 1% in early afternoon trading.
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Her colleagues assured her that the platform was nonbinding and that reproductive health services were not in danger.
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We can also ensure everyone has access to culturally appropriate mental health services through a trauma-informed approach.
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The memo said Nikolas had been receiving mental health services for two years and was on two medications.
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Internationally, institutions like the World Bank and the United Nations made funding mental health services a global priority.
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The newspaper said it obtained the videos from the state Department of Health Services under public records law.
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This could exclude some Planned Parenthood facilities that only offer reproductive health services or very basic wellness checkups.
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While college campuses have dedicated mental health services, only some community-based organizations have social workers on staff.
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The Population Fund is the single largest international provider of contraception, family planning, and other reproductive health services.
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This comes as mental health services are stretched dangerously thin by long-running cuts to funding and staff.
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Like Accolade, these companies sell their health services to a mix of self-insured employers and health plans.
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In 2015, 78 percent of health centers offered veterans dental care and 83 percent offered mental health services.
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Other sectors have seen robust growth, including in trade and transportation, financial activities, and education and health services.
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She will also spend time Friday touring Baltimore's Chase Brexton Health Services clinic, which offers substance abuse services.
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Instead of spending on lower-cost preventive health services, states ended up paying for more expensive intervention services.
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Leading sectors were education and health services (503,000), professional and business services (28,000) and leisure and hospitality (2121,2000).
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While the UK's move was welcomed, critics blamed shortfalls affecting mental health services on the government's austerity drive.
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Legislation around health insurance coverage of mental health services, for instance, could help with suicide rates, Probst said.
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Experts point to numerous factors including poverty, underfunded mental health services and a recent uptick in paramilitary violence.
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Fewer than half of addicts are receiving help, according to the U.S. Centers for Human and Health Services.
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The health services and products under the Optum division have become a key driver of top-line growth.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's hotline also offers free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral information.
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An additional 200 community health centers opened and increasingly expanded their work into dental and mental health services.
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The largest job gains in the past year have come from educational and health services followed by construction.
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And even some experienced in mental health services have been surprised at what the service does not offer.
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Health services and health technology sectors declined more than any others in the Dow Jones Industrial Average today.
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Investing in health services—particularly palliative care, which helps make life tolerable for the sick—can make a difference.
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She visited the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, which gets funding from USAID to support maternal and child health services.
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"We are staring at a massive health crisis," Kerala's director of health services, R.L. Sarita, told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Several other women's preventive health services could be on the line if the health law is repealed or changed.
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Rebuild law enforcement agencies and rebuild the social fabric through social opportunities and education health services and so on.
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A Planned Parenthood Reproductive Health Services Center in St. Louis, Missouri — the last location in the state performing abortions.
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In addition, for the black community, it affects areas such as schools and education, health services, and small businesses.
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Education and health services companies added 23.2,22015 jobs while employment within the leisure and hospitality industry expanded by 53,000.
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Frost said the data released Monday indicate that kids started using fewer types of certain health services around 22014.
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They need to learn how to deal with the complex emotions facing them + have access to mental health services.
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Informal workers are excluded from safety-net programmes such as pension plans, unemployment insurance and some public-health services.
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In the meantime, she said, a licensed social worker is providing mental health services, including counseling, at the school.
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The insurance companies are getting rich on health care and health services and everything having to do with health.
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He also said he would increase funding for the Maternal Mortality Review Commissions and expand postpartum mental health services.
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General practitioners (GPs), patients' first port of call and the gatekeepers of most health services, are a dwindling army.
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Education and health services led the way with 55,000 and professional and business services contributed 32,000 to the total.
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The health services company reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of 36 cents per share on revenues of $301.4 million.
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The organization is also dedicated to long-term support, such as building secure homes and providing mental health services.
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She is looking at education, mental health services and support for families facing crises such as alcoholism and addiction.
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In much of the rich world, ageing populations and new technology are leading policymakers to rethink their health services.
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The problem with this is that users, Hamilton says, end up pushed between drug treatment and mental health services.
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American Indians and Alaskan Natives tend to suffer from feelings of alienation and have less access to health services.
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Cultural factors mean American Indians and Alaskan natives are less likely to recognize health issues and seek health services.
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Younger people would get smaller credits and older people, who generally use more health services, would get larger ones.
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That means ensuring everyone can obtain the health services they need without suffering financial hardship to pay for them.
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There's not really any such thing as emergency mental health services; people can call 911, and that's about it.
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Authorities have discovered the bacteria in 44 people since November, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services said this week.
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Chammay said this would allow general medical doctors to offer mental health services and refer complex cases to specialists.
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The student health center fee ensures that students who pay it have access to many health services on campus.
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Obvious questions remain about low-income women's access to abortions and reproductive health services in a single-payer system.
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Meanwhile, Republican health care proposals promise to gut the treatment and mental health services that drug addicts desperately need.
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Penn State told students that they have to complete and upload verification forms on the University Health Services site.
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The tech company's deal with Ascension is part of a push to use artificial intelligence to aid health services.
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Thousands of people marched in London over the weekend to protest funding cuts to health services, according to reports.
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As part of a study, these health services were provided at his barbershop and others across Los Angeles County.
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Barnes said the space freed up by moving the detainees will open beds for inmates needing mental health services.
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Is this what we have come to — rationing reproductive health services based the number of consonants in state names?
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Barber is currently a community-centered health coordinator for Gaston Family Health Services and an advocate for health equity.
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Of particular concern was the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), where Dr. McCance-Katz once worked.
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One worker injured in the fire was in hospital in serious but stable condition, according to Alberta Health Services.
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It's now turning about 1,500 of its stores into HealthHubs, which can provide a broad array of health services.
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It eliminates funding for Planned Parenthood, which provides access to safe and legal abortion and vital women's health services.
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It also calls on the state to increase funding for mental health services and to stop cutting education funding.
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That's about a month earlier than in previous years, said Daniel Bouton, the council's director of community health services.
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The health services at the jail were provided by Correctional Healthcare, the company that was later acquired by Wellpath.
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It's now turning about 1,500 of its stores into HealthHubs, which can provide a broad array of health services.
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That money was meant to fund mental health services, overtime pay for teachers, additional security staff, and substitute teachers.
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Its health centers around the country are committed to providing the preventive health services that underserved communities need most.
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Title X is the only federal grant program solely dedicated to providing comprehensive family planning and reproductive health services.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration says patients undergoing MAT cut their risk of death in half.
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"It's important to know that he is eligible for programming or mental health services without court involvement," Shah said.
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Students, who all live nearby with relatives or family members, are also provided uniforms, books, meals and health services.
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My youngest son has been on waiting lists for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services for four years.
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Still, the temporary shelter run by Comprehensive Health Services is expanding, from a capacity of 1,350 to 2,350 children.
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The decision to use these tech-based health services depends on the personal preference and lifestyle of the patient.
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Coming into the job, Price claimed that he would cut down on wasteful spending across federal government health services.
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Mental health professionals and advocates think that the limited availability of mental health services may contribute to this surge.
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UnitedHealth — UnitedHealth shares gained 4.8% after the health services company said it is developing a self-administered coronavirus test.
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The Trump administration is doing everything it can to undermine Planned Parenthood's law-abiding, science-based reproductive health services.
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But a paper that appeared in Health Services Research this year suggests that private plans do not perform better.
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The greatest need is for people who can deliver health services, such as physicians, in low-middle-income countries.
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Education and health services payrolls grew by 46,000 jobs last month while leisure and hospitality jobs grew by 83,000.
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No My administration will work to ensure that state laws don't unduly hinder access to women's reproductive health services.
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The 186 patients ranged from 13 to 66 years old, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Tuesday.
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Another former consultant, Karyn Hay of California, is a new mom who works full-time in mental health services.
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It would also give insurers the freedom not to cover essential health services like maternity care and cancer treatment.
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Additionally, the church sold entities of St. Joseph Health Services several years ago to Prospect, a health care corporation.
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Additionally, the church sold entities of St. Joseph Health Services several years ago to Prospect, a health care corporation.
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And another would have prevented states from denying funding for women's health services to facilities that also provided abortions.
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It also has expanded virtual mental health services to make accessing care more convenient and attractive for younger workers.
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The 186 patients range from 13 to 66 years old, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Tuesday.
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Education and health services added 54,000 jobs, and the hospitality industry, which includes restaurants and hotels, added 25,000 positions.
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The statement noted that many people in the US do not have access to mental health services when needed.
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Fitbit acquired health coaching platform Twine Health in February as part of its strategy to add more health services.
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St. Joseph Health Services of Rhode Island settled a lawsuit with 2,700 pension beneficiaries last year for $14 million.
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In addition to investing in Medicare for All to provide critical mental health services, she'll decriminalize mental health crises.
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The subject of the site's most-liked post featured in an ad last night to promote mental health services.
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In several other Western European countries, the drugs are available cheaply or at no charge from public health services.
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Allowing discrimination in health services is demeaning to lesbian couples and brands them unfairly as second class citizens. 2.
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The executive order calls for the immediate enforcement of the 2012 law expanding access to contraception and health services.
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"Alberta Health services is currently tracking all opioid presentations to hospital emergency departments and in-patient units," she continued.
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At the same time, researchers have started to explore what role the group plays in America's reproductive health services.
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The HealthHUBs are remodeled drugstores that focus more on health services and products and less on candy and greeting cards.
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The pool fund helped keep basic health services ticking over—just barely—when Liberia was struck by Ebola in 2014.
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Leisure and hospitality contributed 40,000, while professional and business services added 36,000 and education and health services grew by 31,000.
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Poor women (and men, for that matter) who rely on Planned Parenthood for health services are also out of luck.
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Shares of United Health Services fell 11.88 percent Wednesday after an investigative report about the country's largest psychiatric hospital chain.
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The U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reports that some 19,000 emergency room visits in 2010 involved zolpidem.
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But there are several barriers preventing first responders from accessing mental health services, "including shame and stigma," the paper states.
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To forward his cause, the artist partnered with Shine, a hub of sexual health services and information for young people.
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Mental health services were said to be harder to quantify than other medical procedures, and had open-ended treatment times.
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With the help of mediators and mental health services they could also be re-integrated into their families, she added.
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Its windows full of job and apartment listings, it's an organization helping immigrants with legal advice and mental health services.
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The Broward 2-1-1 helpline, a free hotline for people in need of mental health services, increased its staff.
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Some services have included grocery delivers from Happy Fresh, video streaming service Hooq, and health services from China's Ping An.
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Keeping people out of hospital also requires social care and community health services, both of which are also under pressure.
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In order to improve Africa's community health services, we urgently need to strengthen management and leadership in ministries of health.
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The supplies will be ordered by Boston Public School Health Services, who will then distribute them out to school nurses.
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Women also haven't had to pay extra for other preventive health services, including Pap smears, STI screening, and prenatal care.
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It would cover a wide range of health services and let Americans see any doctor with no deductibles or copays.
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Researchers in one 2012 large-scale study found that "telemental health services" decreased patients' "hospitalisation utilisation" by around 25 percent.
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By Thursday, state personnel had evacuated 1,230 patients on 2754 missions, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
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By Thursday, state personnel had evacuated 1,086 patients on 165 missions, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
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The flow is overwhelming the financial and administrative capacities of host countries to provide education and health services, Stein said.
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We have succeeded in keeping more people alive, while respecting their human rights and increasing their access to health services.
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Children are being vaccinated and illnesses cured, all courtesy of the National Health system, which provides health services for free.
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Her lawsuit names the State of Washington, its department of social and health services and the facility itself as defendants.
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Some features, including the lack of cost sharing, might encourage Americans to use health services more than they already do.
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Universal Health Services — The hospital operator's stock rallied 10.9% after on the back of strong results for the second quarter.
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"Existential distress" is not an official DSM diagnosis, the regulators pointed out, so the national health services won't cover it.
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On June 13, 2012, Devin Kelley, 26, reportedly fled the Peak Behavioral Health Services Center in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.
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Many are drawing parallels between lack of adequate mental health services, and trend of many mass shooters to domestic violence.
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In Britain the main concern is that migrants put additional pressure on housing, public health services, schools and transport systems.
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But it was not until March 23 of this year that someone called the Department of Social and Health Services.
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Medics offered health services, and onlookers from around the country and the world called to order pizzas for the protesters.
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Adoptive parents consistently report their greatest post-adoption support need is mental health services provided by someone who understands adoption.
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On the plus side, education and health services saw an increase of 26,2000 while professional and business services added 250,2499.
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Improving health services, availability of goods and services, and infrastructure contributed to the rise of China's financial hub, Quane said.
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The staff did not follow company policies and procedures, Ascent Children's Health Services CEO Dan Sullivan said in a statement.
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Currently, £9.2 billion [$13.3 billion] is spent on mental health services—less than a tenth of the overall NHS budget.
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Based on false assumptions, many health professionals and health services end up, intentionally or unintentionally, catering to predominantly white consumers.
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It's important to challenge mainstream organizations that provide health services, rather than just creating organizations and programs focused on minorities.
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The Center offers care for individuals living with HIV and AIDS, HIV and STD testing, mental health services and more.
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Under the program, beneficiaries pay low out-of-pocket fees for health services that are paid for by federal dollars.
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Mobile applications for services ranging from weather reports to commodity prices and health services are gaining popularity among rural users.
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Although Lebanon was already addressing gaps in its mental health services before the refugee influx, the crisis has accelerated reforms.
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She also mentioned that Snapchat offers great benefits for its employees, including generous time off and free mental health services.
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The study focused on marketing of prescription drugs, disease awareness campaigns, health services, and laboratory tests to consumers and professionals.
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Mental health services will be expanded, and individuals in solitary confinement will have more time outside their cells each day.
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Erin Frey, the company's founder, said Kip wants to work with entrepreneurs to demonstrate the benefits of mental health services.
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The Pastoral Medical Association in Texas licenses practitioners to provide "Bible-based" health services in 50 states and 30 countries.
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This includes lost earnings (mostly from truncated education) but excludes many other costs, such as extra pressure on health services.
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Yet, our representatives continue to attack the ACA and threaten to take our access to crucial mental health services away.
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Since 28503, more than 22019 rural hospitals have closed, according to the University of North Carolina Center for Health Services.
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Men are increasingly turning to Planned Parenthood for health services, according to a spokeswoman for the nonprofit's political action committee.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services has begun aerial insecticide spraying in Refugio and Bee Counties near Corpus Christi.
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In Yemen, for instance, the infrastructure that would normally provide clean drinking water and general health services aren't functioning anymore.
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Expansion of the full range of pediatric mental health services, including prevention, treatment and rehabilitation services, is also sorely needed.
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Health insurer Medibank Private Ltd fell about 9 percent after it lost its health services contract with the Australian government.
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We can and should provide quality health services, including mental health care, to ensure dignity and prosperity, not just stability.
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Douglas said she then contacted Alberta Health Services' Health Link shortly after the incident and was transferred to poison control.
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"He arrived early this morning," Susana Muñiz, the director of Uruguayan health services, said on local television, according to Reuters.
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According to online court records, Geyser will be committed to an institution run by the state's Department of Health Services.
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HMOs and EPOs typically only cover the costs of health services provided by doctors, specialists and hospitals in their network.
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This program was designed to provide mental health services to children affected by the civil war in the former Yugoslavia.
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They connect "high-risk" individuals to support such as mental-health services, employment training, educational services, and substance-abuse treatment.
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They include outdoor spaces, transportation, affordable housing, the opportunity for social and civic participation, communication, community support and health services.
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Medicaid: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is moving forward with new Medicaid requirements for home health services.
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There have been eight reported cases of measles in Texas this year, according to the Department of State Health Services.
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Experts say health anxiety is a significant drain on health services and leads to unnecessary, invasive and expensive medical tests.
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Many people don't know that safety net programs exist in their communities to help the uninsured access oral health services.
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Irene Teap was a 22011-year employee of the Health Service Executive, known as HSE, Ireland's public health services provider.
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The poll also questioned voters on their opinion of cutting federal spending on Planned Parenthood, the reproductive health services provider.
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The mental health option: Moonshot also experimented with offering ads for mental health services to those searching for extremist content.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has a website with national listings for buprenorphine prescribers per state.
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There are growing concerns that Iran's health services are ill-equipped to respond effectively to the growing number of cases.
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They visit the doctor more often, use more home health services, and are three times as likely to be hospitalized.
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Health services are also less accessible, for reasons of cost or location, leading low income families to postpone necessary treatment.
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We have put in place more and better mental health services for those suffering from the invisible wounds of war.
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Fully 100,000 of the new jobs came in the education and health services (58,000) and leisure and hospitality industries (42,000).
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Amy Klobuchar has a less detailed plan to spend $100 billion on addiction and mental health services over 10 years.
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Together, the companies touch most of the basic health services that people regularly use, providing an opportunity to benefit consumers.
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Train and subway stations are being renovated, schools and health services upgraded, and around 10,000 new homes are being added.
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Lawmakers will have to figure out where to get the money to help hospitals and providers while boosting health services.
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Another study, published in Health Services Research, showed that such closures increase the distance pregnant women must travel for delivery.
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The health law generally requires employers to cover preventive health services, and the government says those include contraceptives for women.
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Beginning Thursday, all school building activities in the district, including childcare and health services, will be canceled until further notice.
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"Help in managing scars is increasingly available through both specialist medical services and mainstream mental-health services," Dr. Thompson says.
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In Wisconsin, severe lung disease has sent 11 people to the hospital, according to the state's Department of Health Services.
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And providing easy access to clinics like Planned Parenthood that offer both health services and counseling on effective birth control.
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A husband and wife, both 57, were the latest confirmed cases, according to the San Benito County Public Health Services.
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A study published in Health Services Research compared about 2,800 hospitals in the program with about 300 exempt from it.
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If they succeed Republicans would remove benefits that allow people with disabilities to access health insurance and home health services.
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Further, inadequate investment in public infrastructure and public health services exacerbates the unhealthy conditions these communities are forced to endure.
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Most of the advertisers on "O'Reilly Factor" last week were smaller companies such as Visiting Angels Home Health Services, MyPillow.
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Mark Denys, director of student and employee health services, said 15 of those cases are confirmed and 59 are probable.
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The money helps pay for medical screenings, specialized equipment and health services for students at medical and mental health clinics.
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Integration is a strategy for advancing access, but full integration of all key health services is not immediately realistic everywhere.
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Besides the economic costs and negative effects on quality of life, the pollution puts extra pressure on public health services.
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Education and health services added 0003,2000, the trade/transportation/utilities sector grew by 24.3,22.5 and leisure and hospitality rose 15,000.
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Besides covering more people, Ohio's expansion increased access to crucial health services, including treatment for mental health and substance abuse.
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Dr. Harrison-Ross was also an emeritus professor of psychiatry and behavioral health services at the New York Medical College.
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D is the Mercy Health Director of Operations for Behavioral Health Services in Cincinnati and a 2018 Obama Foundation Fellow.
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The greatest postpartum need is for mental health services and contraception, according to numerous providers, neither of which CHIP covers.
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In 2023, Americans paid 14 percent more than the OECD average for the standard OECD basket of general health services.
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Congress should also increase funding to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) prevention and treatment block grant.
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"Fear is what drives people underground and makes them come too late to health services," said Mr. Murphy of UNAIDS.
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Integrate homeless support with "wraparound" services, including help with achieving economic independence, accessing mental health services and combating substance use.
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Morrison said businesses involved in beauty therapy, tattoo parlors, physio therapists and other allied health services could no longer operate.
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All available research backs these concerns and reinforces the need to improve access to mental health services in rural areas.
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As McCormick's behavior grew more erratic, he stopped taking his medication, according to Patty Sells, the prison's health-services administrator.
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