Providers in both tracks are eligible for incentive payments, with Track 1 providers receiving a smaller payment than Track 2 providers.
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"We've seen broadband access improve with all different types of models: small providers, large providers, electric coops, and municipal providers," she said.
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Telecommunication providers will see more and more pressure from meta providers.
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We can't compare multitudes of providers or easily switch between providers.
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Behavioral health providers are also paid less than physical health providers.
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Mediware sells software programs that help with administration and costs savings to healthcare providers including blood banks, behavioral health providers, home healthcare providers and more.
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The brokerage said the digital currency related industry chains would include circulation operation service providers, banking IT service providers and core service providers of e-wallets.
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Most edge providers are still under the FTC's jurisdiction, since they're not broadband providers.
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Certainly, cloud providers of all types will try to negotiate pricing with internet providers.
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Essential businesses include grocery stores and other food providers, gas stations, health care providers, pharmacies, convenience stores, hardware stores, auto repair shops, banks, laundromats, childcare providers, utility services, delivery services, warehouses and manufacturers, plumbers, animal care providers, transportation services, and construction companies.
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The researchers at Detectify have found tokens belonging to Fortune 500 companies, payment providers, Internet service providers health care providers, advertising agencies, university classes and newspapers, among other organizations.
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Existing providers can offer broadband subsidies; it's only the expansion to new providers that's on hold.
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The cable-- channels or the satellite -- the channels are distributed through satellite providers and cable providers.
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It would also require a physical and financial separation between Title X providers and abortion providers.
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Let each of your providers know what has been prescribed or recommended by your other providers.
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Its service providers range from family practitioners and pediatrics, to emergency medicine providers mental health experts.
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The exclusion of two-thirds of all providers from MIPS will harm patients, providers, and taxpayers.
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Quartet also uses machine learning to help providers identify potential health issues, while its network of providers allows doctors to make referrals to mental healthcare providers who also use the platform.
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GPAC comprises local hospitals, the City of Portland, the Portland Police Department, a community detox center, treatment providers, the recovery community, crisis providers, housing and employment providers, and peer recovery centers.
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They can reach out to contacts and service providers, but service providers can't reach out to them.
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As a part of its efforts, Sparkler was working with schools, healthcare providers and social service providers.
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Those rules prohibited internet providers from giving some content providers a higher level of service over others.
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Many use both V.A. and community providers; providers outside the system have varied forms of insurance coverage.
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While Mayor Bill de Blasio sent the city's Human Service Providers Providers a letter Wednesday that finally offered some guidance, some providers worried that the wording is ambiguous enough to create further disruptions.
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There is a lack of providers and a concern that providers either aren't Muslim or aren't multiculturally competent.
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The iShares U.S. Healthcare Providers ETF, a similar fund tracking 47 health-care providers, has lost about 5%.
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Perhaps most important is the removal of a prohibition on broadband providers charging access fees to content providers.
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The Lloyd's report, based on scenarios involving the top 15 U.S. cloud providers, does not identify those providers.
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The principle seeks to force internet providers to allow equal access from all sources, apps and content providers.
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The company also employs "85,000 healthcare service providers, including pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, nurse practitioners" and other healthcare providers.
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And it becomes ... When it devolves into the Congressional debate, the internet service providers versus the edge providers.
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By failing to adequately assess broadband service providers' role as telecommunications providers under the FCC charter, the FCC overstepped.
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"Responsibility for digital security is borne by users, company managers, authorities, manufacturers, providers and service providers alike," he said.
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Wholesale broadband providers will be exempt from most of the obligations that regulators usually impose on dominant telecoms providers.
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You mentioned earlier, for example, this idea of internet providers prioritizing maybe their own video over other video providers.
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Private data are spilling out of banks, credit-rating providers, email providers, and social networks and ending up everywhere.
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Talk to your providers Let your providers, including doctors, dentists and pharmacists, know that you are concerned about costs.
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Researchers mail surveys to the "known universe" of abortion providers, including potential new providers that they work to identify.
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American health-care providers and providers across the world, disseminate these discoveries and knowledge in a multitude of ways.
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As of Tuesday, most network providers were working with state-owned BSNL the first to reconnect followed by private providers.
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Large providers, thanks to their scale and negotiating leverage, are already more likely to be in-network than smaller providers.
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To date, operating system providers, original equipment manufacturers, and mobile service providers have responded to address vulnerabilities as they arise.
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Ultimately, service providers access to the marketplace is invite-only, and all prospective service providers are vetted by Globality's staff.
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They're not only your capital providers - they're your cash managers, LC providers, foreign exchange counterparts, risk management enablers, et cetera.
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Another 25 percent answered that the biggest problem is difficulty getting relevant evidence from providers once those providers are identified.
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But sadly, the FCC's rules abandon this approach by subjecting network providers to greater restrictions than content and application providers.
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More calls will be verified over time as more device providers participate, and as more network providers implement the standards.
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They also questioned whether the FCC must consider broadband internet providers as common carriers like providers of traditional telephone services.
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Couples post images from their weddings, along with a list of service providers, which are linked to the providers' profiles.
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We want transparency in how our internet usage is impacted by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), edge providers and the government.
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With asynchronous telemedicine, patients can message their providers at their convenience, and providers can respond when they see the message.
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There are no easy answers in a sector where care is variously delivered by parents, relatives, home-based providers, religious providers, center-based providers, and school districts, to say nothing of state and federal programs and regulations.
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Essential businesses that can stay open include: grocers and restaurants, health care providers, pharmacies, gas stations, convenience stores, banks, hardware stores, laundromats and cleaners, child-care providers, auto repair shops, utility companies, warehouses and distributors, delivery services, plumbers and other skilled contractors, animal-care providers, transportation providers, construction companies and many kinds of manufacturers.
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As such, it does not receive services from service providers, but empowers service providers to provide services to end-market consumers.
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However, the law distinguished "information service providers" from "telecommunications carriers," and declined to compel information service providers in a similar fashion.
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Providers of financial capital have a claim on its gains, but so do providers of labour, land, legal protection and technology.
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Approximately 90 percent of Americans have a choice among two or more landline providers and four or more wireless broadband providers.
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"Not only do sellers have to find alternative providers, but now they have to move inventory to these providers," Thomson said.
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There's plenty of need, but not enough providers; in fact, the number of mental health providers has been falling for decades.
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How it works: The FCC currently requires fixed broadband service providers — not wireless providers — to report broadband availability by census block.
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Most often, "patients thought their providers did not need to know, or the providers did not ask," Sanford said by email.
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Payments to medical care providers are delayed, Mattis added, meaning some private sector health care providers could stop serving military patients.
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Ten states have zero providers, said Brenda Schmidt, the CEO of Solera Health, a network of diabetes prevention and social providers.
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The agency has not yet authorized digital providers, and imposes numerous regulations on bricks-and-mortar-based providers to prevent fraud.
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Its customers can subscribe to different content providers through Amazon Video Channels, including traditional television providers like HBO and Showtime as well as streaming content providers like Britbox and IndiePix Unlimited, then view them all through Amazon Prime Video.
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They should shield providers from liability for third-party online conduct only to the extent such providers truly operate as neutral conduits.
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While "service providers" is intended to refer to services like cloud storage and credit card providers, Facebook is taking a broader interpretation.
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In a state already facing a woeful shortage of providers, we must attract, not deter, trainees and providers to make Georgia home.
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Leverage asynchronous technology — meaning that patients and providers can be "online" at different times — allows providers to use their time more efficiently.
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Providers who do these things—and many reproductive health providers don't—earn more points and are more likely to receive a grant.
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Strangely enough, most of the latter are the very same providers are often the same as the perennially disliked broadband providers. Coincidence?
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Previous Republican administrations limited the policy to family planning providers; the Trump administration extended the gag rule to all global health providers.
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Third, the system operates under a gatekeeper system, in which primary care providers refer to hospital-based secondary and tertiary care providers.
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While some brokerages have partnered with external tech providers, RE/MAX has acquired tech providers and brought its tech fully in-house.
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"Abortion providers don't have cash reserves, especially independent abortion care providers, most of whom are taxable entities and small businesses," Madsen explained.
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To add to the confusion around VPNs, providers—even one of the providers I've recommended here, unfortunately—often engage in misleading marketing.
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Insurers would also have to disclose their negotiated rates for in-network providers and what they'll pay for out-of-network providers.
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Harris said she wants to address the shortage of mental health and addiction treatment providers across the country by paying providers more.
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Josh Stager, a network neutrality supporter at New America, points to a 2014 dispute between big broadband providers and major content providers.
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This proposed rule would complement the Hyde Amendment, requiring a complete financial and physical separation between Title X centers and abortion providers, while redirecting funding to health care providers like community and rural health care centers and away from abortion providers.
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In its filing with the SEC, Snap said it relies on current FCC net neutrality rules banning mobile providers from discriminating against content providers like Snapchat, and also preventing carriers from striking deals with certain content providers for faster, better service.
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Surprisingly, phone providers ranked highest, with people reporting that they heard back from phone providers within 24 hours 76 percent of the time.
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These rules also prohibit mobile providers from entering into arrangements with specific content providers for faster or better access over their data networks.
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Many US bitcoin providers have already adopted know-your-customer procedures, after a number of high-profile money laundering prosecutions against noncompliant providers.
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Cloud providers like Amazon's AWS and Microsoft's Azure will need updates, as will large web service providers that operate their own data centers.
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Broadband providers do have to provide some information on what they collect, but the choice consumers would have would be choices between providers.
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Letters went out to nine companies, including both well-known providers like AT&T and Verizon and "gateway providers" that help connect calls.
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In addition to limiting what internet providers can do with your information, Wheeler wants to require that internet providers keep your information secure.
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The FCC reclassified service providers as common carriers under net neutrality, which prohibits broadband providers from treating web traffic to certain sites differently.
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Obligations on financial service providers or healthcare providers to store data locally are some examples of unjustified data localisation measures, the Commission said.
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By requiring providers to jump through specific hoops to participate, it is controlling perhaps the business and privacy decisions of individual video providers.
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Giggle is able to then share that information with third-party websites and services, including facial recognition providers, chat room providers, and marketers.
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The net neutrality fight pits online content providers such as Google parent Alphabet, Facebook and Netflix against broadband service providers such as , and .
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But in some cases, the existing pool of providers wasn't enough, so new clinics or providers had to be established from the ground up.
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Reclassifying broadband providers as common carriers gave the FCC the authority to do much more than just stop internet service providers from blocking content.
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It puts the power in the hands of patients (vs providers) by giving them the ability to search, book, rate, and review healthcare providers.
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"We introduce our members (at their request) to high-quality service providers, such as mortgage brokers, lending banks, surveyors and insurance providers," says Addison.
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It reclassified broadband providers as "common carriers" under Title II of the 1934 Communications Act, giving the FCC greater authority to regulate those providers.
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And the implications of that is now they're digesting, both domestic cloud service providers in the US as well as China cloud service providers.
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We, too, would potentially need to pay broadband providers extra so our content can be delivered on the same terms as commercial content providers.
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If they don't implement these checks on their websites, they risk having their payment service providers withdrawn and being blocked by internet service providers.
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Students who would've been referred to outside providers for care are now flooding college counseling centers because those outside providers are no longer there.
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Verifying providers and testimonials Like other service recommendation platforms, RecomN uses algorithms to match users with providers based on cost, availability, and project details.
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Russian authorities force service providers operating in Russia to disclose their decryption keys, while the FSB works to decrypt communications from foreign service providers.
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Spending cuts by producers also have sharply cut service providers' margins, a June survey of 214 providers by the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank revealed.
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The company, among other things, processes electronic faxes for healthcare providers, still a primary method for sharing patient files to other providers and pharmacies.
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The changes would ban Title X providers from referring for abortions, or sharing space with abortion providers, and are geared at defunding Planned Parenthood.
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It would also ban Title X providers from referring for abortions and lift a requirement that providers tell women about abortion as an option.
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But this puts the broadband service providers in competition with edge providers, so the Obama administration followed its standard game plan: side with Google.
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Predominately Northeastern and Western states gained new abortion providers in 2017, while the South and the Midwest lost the greatest proportion of abortion providers.
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Professional service providers like HCL, which is also a Microsoft partner, are a key part of the cloud wars between the major cloud providers.
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Some tools investigators have at their disposal are: interviews, witnesses, suspects, judicial authorizations for cellphone service providers, internet service providers, or social media sites.
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We don't want to discriminate against EU service providers in the UK. And we wouldn't want the EU to discriminate against UK service providers.
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Critics of the repeal say it will allow internet service providers to favor certain content or require content providers to pay for faster speeds.
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Carriers would have to disclose their negotiated rates for in-network providers, as well as the allowed amounts paid for out-of-network providers.
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The providers wouldn't be happy about that at first, but if all providers saw their reimbursements affected equally, it wouldn't matter to them for long.
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Internet providers and FCC chairman Ajit Pai have tried to separate what they're doing here — updating the regulatory classification of internet providers — from net neutrality.
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And a villain — providers — even if they argue that out-of-network providers are necessary to ensure adequate access as networks shrink to reduce costs.
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But to most Internet providers — payment processors, email providers, hosting companies — anything remotely sexual is automatically relegated to the category of porn, and promptly rejected.
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"Binge On allows some providers to join easily and creates lasting barriers for others, especially small players, non-commercial providers, and start-ups," writes Schewick.
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SARA EISEN: PRESIDENT TRUMP'S FCC CHAIRMAN PROPOSING A REVERSAL FOR INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS TODAY CHANGING THEM FROM UTILITY LIKE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TO INFORMATION SERVICE PROVIDERS.
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The federal government incentivizes healthcare providers to adopt certified electronic health record technology and also imposes penalties on providers that expose patients' sensitive medical information.
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The operators sometimes force tenants to attend substance-abuse treatment at specific providers, even though by law people are allowed to choose their own providers.
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In 2013, Brillman cofounded Unite Us, a platform that helps connect healthcare providers and hospitals to social-service providers like food banks and homeless shelters.
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"The incumbent cable providers and content providers in the space have really negleceted this audience and have been stagnant in what they're doing," she said.
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The distinction between family planning providers and abortion providers became even less distinct when they were allowed to be "co-located" within the same facility.
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So abortion providers have to deal with regulatory interference in their ability to provide care in a way that physicians and other healthcare providers don't.
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Now that the internet and app space have matured, chatbots give content providers and service providers a sustainable, direct line of access to their customers.
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As Alex Nicoll explains, RE/MAX has acquired tech providers and brought its tech fully in-house, while other competitors partner with external tech providers.
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The rule — called "One Touch Make Ready" — would let multiple providers readily tap utility poles in the city managed by broadband providers like AT&T.
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It sounds simple, but reaching out to your various providers — mortgage lenders, student loan providers or credit card companies — to review your options is essential.
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While this is still no guarantee these providers aren't saving log data, it provides a baseline to start filtering through the hundreds of VPN providers.
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As we see the number of launch providers — especially the small launch providers — come into the mix, that allows you to make different architecture trades.
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As a result — even while an estimated 85033 million families will need home care providers by 2040— there are mass shortages of home care providers.
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The main target will be net neutrality regulations that treat broadband providers like utilities and that forbid internet service providers from blocking or slowing websites.
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Internet providers: The Federal Communications Commission is proposing a rule to make it easier for broadband internet providers to build, maintain and upgrade their networks.
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"Consolidation in the telecommunications is not just between cable or phone providers; increasingly, large firms are trying to buy up content providers," the document reads.
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Internet providers: The Federal Communications Commission is proposing a rule to make it easier for broadband internet providers to build, maintain, and upgrade their network.
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HHS said it is discriminatory to require all faith-based groups, but not other providers of federally funded services, to refer beneficiaries to alternative providers.
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Alternative DNS providers might track your activity too, though providers like Cloudflare have promised to wipe all its logs every 220.1.1 hours to protect consumer privacy.
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Its focus, then, would be on 5G-related infrastructure providers, such as data centers, telephone tower companies and equipment providers for 5G telecommunications assets, it said.
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The government contends that defendants' transmission of CSLI was "voluntary," and its collection by cell phone providers was for the "business purposes" of their cellular providers.
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The threat of edge providers is a great way to distract from the threat of broadband providers — which is why it gets brought up so much.
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"We have been focused on the cryptocurrency community but there's a really big opportunity to help all these other content providers, internet service providers," he argues.
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By the time it launches, Apple may have other TV providers signed up as well, as it indicated that other providers would arrive in the future.
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Abortion providers tend to be more transparent about cost than many other medical providers, and clinics will usually tell you up front how much they charge.
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Deregulation under a Trump presidency would be a boon to internet providers, but could be a big hit against the content companies relying on those providers.
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A proposed regulation unveiled last week would ban providers from participating in the program if they refer patients for abortions or share space with abortion providers.
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Providers should also be equipped to connect patients with local behavioral health providers and community organizations aware of their specific social needs, according to the department.
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"You're highly dependent on the providers, and unfortunately, providers are not as knowledgeable as they need to be with regard to severe brain injury," Giacino said.
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We need all providers engaged in this fight to successfully end this epidemic, particularly in light of the current shortage of providers specializing in addiction medicine.
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In 2015 the Obama-era FCC reclassified broadband service providers as "common carriers" like traditional telephone companies, giving the agency broader authority to regulate broadband providers.
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Many of these are so-called "TRAP" laws — targeted regulations against abortion providers — which target providers with regulations that all but force them out of business.
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Under the current net neutrality rules, broadband providers like Comcast and Charter, and wireless providers like AT&T and Verizon, can't block or slow down your access to lawful content, nor can they create so-called "fast lanes" for content providers who are willing to pay extra.
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While personal VPN providers have been the subject of state-led attacks in the past, this marks the first time Apple has complied with requests to scrub overseas providers from its store, a move that VPN providers say is unnecessarily supportive of China's heightened censorship regime.
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Those include taxes paid by hospitals, providers of so-called "Cadillac" high-cost insurance plans and fees paid by insurers, providers and medical device makers, among others.
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The challenge in terms of practical politics is that precisely because these ideas save money by cutting payments to health care providers, health care providers hate them.
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Yet during our visits to the five states that reported their ratios, caseloads ranged from Connecticut's 332 providers per site inspector to Pennsylvania's 143 providers per inspector.
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" The company cited a 2008 Cornell University study found that "consumers of both races discriminate against black service providers by tipping them less than white service providers.
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Ejenta is currently working with health providers across the U.S. Ejenta charges health providers a per patient, per month subscription fee that's 100 percent reimbursable by Medicare.
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As wireless providers get 5G into households, potentially supporting broadband, then cable providers could still offer comparable packages for wireless, VoIP phone, video and high-speed internet.
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Cutting payments to providers is always the Medicaid cut of first resort, but payments to providers are already too low in many states to cut them further.
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"The poor level of service several days after landfall by some wireless providers cannot simply be attributed to unforeseeable circumstances specific to those providers," the report found.
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" Uber also cites a 2008 Cornell University study that finds "consumers of both races discriminate against black service providers by tipping them less than white service providers.
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And existing US regulations require landline phone providers to store call records for 18 months, and wireless providers hold records for anywhere from one to seven years.
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Data-free apps have been popular with consumers, but net neutrality supporters worry they allow broadband providers to give preference to content providers they have deals with.
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Having fewer providers in-network may be good for insurance company profits, but it results in more patients receiving a balance bill from out-of-network providers.
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A main concern is that internet providers will create a tiered system that prices out competition and providers faster service to only those that can afford it.
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In addition, the bill would create a loan forgiveness program for health-care providers, including infectious diseases and HIV providers, caring for individuals with opioid use disorder.
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In his testimony, he accused supporters of the net neutrality, like content providers, of trying to use regulation to unfairly gain an edge over internet service providers.
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DNC TECH PROVIDERS: The Democratic National Convention on Monday named a Philadelphia-based startup as one of several official technology providers for the event later this month.
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America needs a platform-neutral policy that does not pick winners and losers based on traditional definitions of Internet providers versus edge providers versus e-commerce companies.
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The oncologist I spoke with suggested that partnerships between clinical care providers and insurance providers could prioritize patients' well-being while keeping costs as low as possible.
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If fewer than three search providers meet the minimum bid threshold then Google will fill the available slot(s) randomly from the pool of eligible search providers.
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Many patients are offered the cfDNA and carrier screening in tandem, because it is easier for providers and often driven by contracts labs have with insurance providers.
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Moreover, the cost of remodeling facilities so providers can dispense medication to induce abortions can be so expensive that providers are dissuaded from doing so, she said.
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The rules require service providers to treat all internet traffic equally and also classified those broadband providers like public utilities, giving the FCC authority to regulate them.
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Providers in clinics who complied with the global gag rule were unable to give their clients accurate medical information, resulting in women losing trust in their providers.
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Many major metropolitan areas have few or no providers: Dallas has no providers within a 100-mile radius, according to CMS's provider finder, to take one example.
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They're fine, they know that Congress isn't moving, that the politics and the Energy and Commerce Committee are between the internet service providers and the edge providers.
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I think net neutrality applies to the internet service providers, but then to the edge providers having real competition, having multiple platforms and allowing that to emerge.
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American and British officials said that the attacks disclosed on Monday affected a wide range of organizations including internet service providers, private businesses and critical infrastructure providers.
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The rules applied to both wired and wireless internet providers and also gave the commission oversight of "interconnect" agreements between internet providers and big content companies like Netflix.
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" The company cited a 2008 Cornell University study that found that "consumers of both races discriminate against black service providers by tipping them less than white service providers.
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"Employees need to pay close attention to the providers in the network, and if they have differentiated copays or coinsurance, which tier are those providers in," said Congdon.
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"I see fear and hesitation from medical providers on providing gender-affirming care, then walk around the clinic and see the curveballs other patients throw providers," she said.
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It's not because these providers aren't aware of effective opioid addiction treatments like methadone and buprenorphine; they tend to believe those issues should be left to other providers.
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Another commitment is to not "block" information, allowing health providers to share patient records with other providers and the patients themselves, and not unreasonably interfere with such sharing.
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The rule subjects broadband internet access service (BIAS) providers to different standards than edge providers, web browsers, operating systems, keyboard applications and the rest of the internet ecosystem.
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Large TV providers will then have two years to make their apps available; smaller providers will have four years (companies with fewer than 400,000 subscribers will be exempt).
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Internet companies have fought with cable companies over the proposal, which would force cable and satellite TV providers to open up their feeds to third party equipment providers.
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It makes sense that patients would depend on their providers and it reaffirms the importance of equipping health-care providers to respond effectively to disasters and disease outbreaks.
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Brillman is the CEO and founder of Unite Us, a startup that that connects healthcare providers and hospitals to social service providers like food banks and homeless shelters.
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Net neutrality rules imposed by the FCC in 2015 require broadband providers to treat all data equally and bar service providers from slowing consumer access to web content.
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One of the arguments there that was being made was that edge providers have a lot more insight and control over your personal data than broadband providers do.
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"Providers and primary care providers play a crucial role in combating these rising STD rates," says Laura Bachmann, chief medical officer for the CDC division of STD prevention.
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Those so-called edge providers dominate the digital ad market, and internet service providers argue that as the new players they shouldn't be subject to the harsher rules.
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It may be that the assistant attorney general for antitrust, Makan Delrahim, has a decent case that internet service providers and content providers need some sort of separation.
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Many plan providers also offer — sometimes at additional cost — 24-hour assistance with medical referral, translation services and even prepayment to foreign medical providers, given enough advanced notice.
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They are echoing industry arguments that having the FCC regulate privacy for internet service providers while the Federal Trade Commission regulates content providers will cause confusion for consumers.
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Sixteen of those states require providers to give some information about the person's reason for seeking an abortion, and eight require providers to state the method of payment.
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As states like Alabama seek to criminalize abortion providers, detailed abortion reports give states an idea of which providers they could target if new criminal sanctions are enacted.
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We need a payment system that stops rewarding health-care providers as if they are factories and, instead, one that will be beneficial for providers, payers and patients.
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While the new ADR policy is meant to reward providers who bill accurately with fewer audits and increase scrutiny of providers with high levels of billing errors, there's a major loophole in the paradigm that is allowing some providers to receive a "free pass" from auditing their claims for billing accuracy.
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Meanwhile, in May President Donald Trump's administration introduced the "conscience rule," potentially allowing health care providers to turn away queer people on the basis of the providers' religious beliefs.
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The bill would ensure "no throttling, no blocking, no paid prioritization and oversight of interconnection" rules between internet providers and backbone transit providers, his office said in a statement.
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It also allowed the agency to police obscure but important agreements between internet service providers, subsidize internet access for the poor, and push for more competition between broadband providers.
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In those cases, providers often bill full "charges," which are amounts set by the providers themselves and can be several times higher than what insurers or Medicare generally pay.
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With over 60 search providers pre-installed as defaults or secondary options across more than 90 language versions, Firefox has more choice in search providers than any other browser.
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Overall, narrow network plans included just 24 percent of all primary care providers and only 11 percent of all mental health providers practicing in state marketplaces, the study found.
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On his watch, the FCC passed the Open Internet Order that established net neutrality and reclassified broadband internet providers as "common carriers" similar to landline and cellular phone providers.
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The FCC intends to require that BDS providers lease their facilities at below-market prices to competing providers in areas where those competitors have no facilities of their own.
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HMRC declined to say whether it had fined business service providers; last year it said it had withdrawn authorization from some providers and had refused authorization to some applicants.
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Under the FCC's plan, programmers and content providers have no security that the key terms of agreements negotiated with cable and satellite providers will be respected by device makers.
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And so it's incumbent on social media providers, internet service providers to be vigilant when it comes to hate speech content that violates their very own terms of service.
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The reliance on both government and health-care providers reflects the reality of emergency response, meaning national and local governments and trusted health-care providers are the first responders.
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Insurers are often able to negotiate better prices from hospitals and doctors if those providers are in narrow networks, because those providers will have less competition for customers' business.
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Even software providers, data providers, and trailer-leasing companies are among those who could see greater value from day-to-day operations if the technology is implemented as theorized.
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Using his typically biting sense of irony, Oliver explains that so-called TRAP (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers) laws impose significant restrictions on providers that are not medically necessary.
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Over time, Google plans to add more features to Go Cloud and support for more cloud providers (and those cloud providers can, of course, build their own support, too).
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" This is something that is across the board… Providers of color, especially black providers, get emails like "$300 for your 'insert racial slur here'—you've got to be crazy.
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"It's the first time that all the internet actors, from internet service providers to content providers, are coordinated," said Michel Combot, director general of the French Federation of Telecoms.
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Mortgage providers, credit card companies, mobile phone providers and others won't do business with you until they check your credit report at one or all of the big bureaus.
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"To date, operating system providers, original equipment manufacturers and mobile service providers have responded to address vulnerabilities as they arise," the FCC said in a statement announcing the inquiry.
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But providers and health care experts said that local governments typically fund little more than half the actual cost, forcing providers to charge higher rates to self-funded residents.
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Every center now has at least two providers focused on women's health and nearly 6,000 providers have been trained in the practice; about 98 percent of them are women.
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After outrage over recent reports of misleading abortion-related ads, Google said it would require advertisers dealing with the topic to be certified as abortion providers or non-providers.
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To retain their clients, many banks will likely seek out partnerships with white-label lending solution providers like ezbob to replicate alternative finance providers' services and meet customer demands.
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For instance, internet service providers operate under a totally different set of privacy regulations than the online service providers (like Google and Facebook) that dominate the online advertising market.
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It's a relatively common setup for clinics in states where abortion and providers are under attack to work with out-of-state providers passionate about women's right to abortion.
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Additionally, his desire for deregulatory parity translates into the view that if content providers like Facebook can secure privacy abandonment from subscribers, then conduit providers should have identical opportunities.
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Transparent prices will help employers eliminate counterproductive middlemen and develop new benefit designs, like contracting directly with providers, and payment models that incentivize employees to use lower-cost providers.
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As a result, at least 162 abortion providers closed or stopped offering the service between 2011 and 2016, according to a Bloomberg analysis, while just 21 new providers opened.
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In a mandatory program, Medicare can provide bigger and more timely rewards for efficient, high-quality providers, and stronger encouragement for high-cost providers to improve, without increasing costs.
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Brand X Internet Services (28503), the Supreme Court upheld the FCC's decision that cable modem service providers are information service providers (Title I) and not common carriers (Title II).
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"This directly contradicts the claim that other providers will simply take up the slack and that they'll meet the demand currently being met by Planned Parenthood providers," Stevenson says.
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Other countries have found a way to create competition: forcing big internet service providers to sell access to the "last mile" of their infrastructure to other internet service providers.
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Key partners include cloud infrastructure providers like , and .
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The startup has become something of a MENA success story by allowing patients to effectively see Uber -style ratings for healthcare providers, thus encouraging the providers to improve their services.
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T-Mobile says it took a similar action, notifying its providers last fall that it would be ending its contracts with location-based service providers and doing so in March.
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Its family planning program is now entirely state-funded and excludes abortion providers or clinics associated with abortion providers from participating, even if they're just offering similar family planning services.
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In the event that fewer than three eligible search providers meet or exceed the bid threshold, Google will fill any remaining slots randomly from the pool of eligible search providers.
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The law rolled back an Obama-era rule that required state and local governments distribute federal Title X funding to healthcare providers irrespective of whether the providers also perform abortions.
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Every cancer survivor should have access to a veritable army of support that includes oncologists, primary care providers as well as supportive care experts including survivorship and palliative care providers.
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Ash said in the release the company expected other private providers to suffer similarly from the changing environment, and as one of the UK's big providers saw opportunities in that.
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Repealing the net neutrality concept would, at least theoretically, allow providers to create fast and slow lanes on the internet, charging customers more to access popular providers, particularly streaming services.
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Providers that demonstrate accurate billing will have their ADR limit decreased, but providers shown to have high levels of billing errors will begin to have increased scrutiny of their claims.
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Trade groups representing internet service providers are asking the Federal Communications Commission to give the public more time to comment on proposed rules governing the way providers handle customer data.
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We worked with the members and their providers to minimize the impact of this change to their ongoing care, particularly if they needed to transfer their care to other providers.
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Telecommunications providers and edge providers like Google need to ensure their customers have more information [on] the data being collected from them and if it is sold to third parties.
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By requiring a financial and physical separation between Title X providers and abortion providers, the Trump administration's proposed rule recognizes the reality that abortion services are not health care services.
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Through the higher reimbursement rates, the ARTS program encourages existing treatment providers to accept insurance and can also attract new providers since the services will now seem more financially sustainable.
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At this point 3Dprintler has some 20,000 3D print service providers globally in their database, and have done test prints to verify the quality of the providers they are listing.
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However, done well, the new generation of lenders and information providers can create a new breed of company that can potentially apply pressure to education providers to invest in outcomes.
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Trade groups representing internet service providers are asking the Federal Communications Commission to give the public more time to comment on proposed rules governing the way providers handle customer data.
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It tried to force content creators and pay-TV providers to provide $200b worth of contractual copyrighted content for free to OTT edge providers like Google-YouTube, Amazon, and Facebook.
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The January regulations make telecoms providers and other internet service providers (ISPs) liable for filtering and blocking unlawful network tools, according to the Ministry of Information Industry and Technology (MIIT).
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Critics worry free data plans help larger players who can cut deals with broadband providers to favor their apps and make it harder for rival content providers to break through.
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While it would limit internet providers freedom, it would also limit a future FCC's ability to regulate the internet — something internet service providers fear — including potentially imposing future rate regulations.
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In other words, if abortion providers are passing on any efficiency-derived savings to their patients, it is because they choose to do so when most healthcare providers do not.
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Internet providers have a well-documented history of inflicting handicaps on companies for no reason other than to force users to adopt products in which the providers have a direct stake.
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The incumbent providers — companies like like AT&T and CenturyLink — say there's plenty of competition already since cable providers also provide high-capacity services, making Pai's plan a much-needed update.
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It would, however, leave the door open for internet providers to begin segmenting their networks and begin charging content providers like Google, Facebook, and other companies for better access to users.
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Of course, internet providers aren't actually the ones that do those things; the companies she listed, known as edge providers, do, and are rightly classed under Title I as information services.
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If the FCC can't regulate edge providers, and he also doesn't want ISPs to be regulated differently to edge providers, all he's really saying is that the FCC shouldn't regulate ISPs.
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Because of confidentiality we haven't yet engaged with the index providers and it is up to the index providers to determine who is in their listing or not in their listing.
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It would also mandate that insurers keep their directories of in-network providers up-to-date and that providers send bills within 30 business days or patients aren't required to pay.
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WYDEN: I can tell my colleague ... I have actually made public the overwhelming opposition from providers on this, so in effect, providers and patients are standing together in opposition to this.
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Rob Graybill, vice president of the SmartShopper program, said that lower-cost providers covered by the health plans have the same level of service and quality offered by the pricier providers.
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Here's what a few startups are doing to increase competition for the big internet service providers: VPN: AnchorFree provides a service called Hotspot shield to hide their location from broadband providers.
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"In this way, edge providers are a much bigger actual threat to an open Internet than broadband providers, especially when it comes to discrimination on the basis of viewpoint," he said.
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The regulation, published in Turkey's Official Gazette on Thursday, mandates all online content providers to obtain broadcasting licenses from RTUK, which will then supervise the content put out by the providers.
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When the ACA passed, that number jumped to 19 years - due in part to the payroll tax surcharge but also reductions in payments to Medicare Advantage providers and to healthcare providers.
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The deal underscores TPG's confidence in the increasing reliance of healthcare providers on outpatient facilities and other alternatives to traditional hospital care settings as healthcare providers scramble to hold down costs.
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Clinicians at Title X sites can offer patients a list of providers that offer abortion, prenatal care and other pregnancy-related services, but that list cannot indicate which providers offer abortion.
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Efficient doctors and hospitals make money by serving Medicare patients, and the share of providers taking such patients has remained stable — not what you'd expect if the program were bankrupting providers.
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F.C.C. Proposes Privacy Rules for Internet Providers | The rules call for broadband providers to disclose how data about users' online browsing may be collected and for better security of such data.
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And while the amendment's language doesn't outright say insurance providers can deny coverage, it does offer a waiver that would allow providers to charge people more based on their medical history.
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For example, it's still unclear whether only abortion providers will be excluded, or if health care clinics and groups that are only affiliated with abortion providers could also be kicked out.
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And in my understanding of it — and Jessica, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it — is that basically, content providers start to make deals with some of the service providers.
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The company declined to share the revenue breakdown between the company and service providers, but noted that it varies by vertical and that service providers receive a majority of the revenue.
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"They would interview with providers, and providers would take one look at that rap sheet and say, 'Oh, no, you can't come here,'" said Susan Dan, deputy director at Project Renewal.
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The Women's Health Protection Act would block states from banning abortion or holding providers to excessive medical standards, like requiring abortion providers to be able to admit patients at nearby hospitals.
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Healthcare providers have "dead-named" them, or used their birth name, and while Nick doesn't believe it's intended maliciously, they feel providers could still make changes in order to prevent this.
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Currently, when government agencies obtain search warrants forcing communications service providers to turn over your personal records, the government can issue gag orders preventing these service providers from ever telling you.
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The order directs New York's government not to enter into contracts with internet service providers unless the providers abide by net neutrality rules, which require they treat all web traffic equally.
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In most states, professionals — teachers, principals, counselors, social workers and health care providers, including mental health care providers — are mandated reporters, while in some states the obligation applies to every adult.
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These are called "targeted regulations of abortion providers" — a.k.a.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian online real estate services providers PropTiger.
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For a graphic on Main scrubber providers, see - tmsnrt.
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In psychology, we don't license treatments — we license providers.
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Like many others that currently exist or preceded Near, the startup uses a collection of data points sourced from a variety of providers — in Near's case, the list can include your mobile carrier, data providers that work with dozens or hundreds of apps to source activity, app providers directly, retailers and Wi-Fi operators.
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Big providers were required to submit information to regulators and consumers on data caps, fees, and speeds, but the order also included a temporary waiver for providers with less than 100,000 subscribers.
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"What our findings are saying is that care providers need to be aware of the fact that not all women interact the same with patient navigators and other care providers," Kim said.
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T-Mobile executives also stressed how much it values relationships with content providers, saying there are "no holes" in its relationships with content providers on a call with reporters and investors Wednesday.
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The details: The agency voted to limit a higher subsidy, offered on tribal lands, only to providers that own their own network infrastructure, as opposed to the many providers that rent it.
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Net neutrality measures aimed at limiting internet service providers' ability to set deals with companies and content providers has been Wheeler's flagship policy since President Obama appointed him FCC chairman in 85033.
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That's because competition for subscribers could force broadband providers to pass some of the revenues they would earn from content providers back to consumers in the form of lower monthly subscription prices.
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Not Collecting Enough Money from Patients Insurance companies want their members to use in-network providers because those providers have agreed to accept lower rates as payment in full from the insurers.
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The Wehe researchers found that all the providers who had been throttling were doing so while the 2015 rules were still in effect, and that throttling was widespread among wireless providers overall.
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The F.C.C. decision, set to take effect in about a year for major providers, has been hotly contested, in part because the rules apply only to internet service providers, or I.S.P.'s.
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Nothing in the proposal prohibits providers from continuing to prescribe the treatments best suited to individual patients, and the program incorporates monitoring to assess how payment adjustments affect both providers and consumers.
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The proposal not only removes the requirement that Title X providers offer information and referrals for abortion, but bans Title X providers from talking about abortion at all, even when patients ask.
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Travel restrictions may ground abortion providers who live in coronavirus hot spots like New York, Washington state and California who previously made regular trips to serve regions with few, if any, providers.
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Like other major cellphone providers, Verizon plans to launch 5G mobile phone service next year as a way to compete with cable and other providers with what's known as fixed wireless service.
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The subsidies proposed by the FCC will be open to companies like small community providers, co-ops and locally run wireless providers who serve rural areas where the national carriers won't build.
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How hedge funds protect themselvesLou said the firm uses more than 100 outside data providers and that 80% of the providers have a clear backup in case the primary option goes dark.
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Work force providers were supposed to begin being reimbursed by the city on the quality of the jobs the providers connect people with, rather than being paid by the number of placements.
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According to the administration's brief, abortion providers should not be able to assert the rights of their patients because the providers' interests are "potentially in conflict" with the interests of those patients.
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" The "whack-a-mole situation," as Newman describes to host Arielle Duhaime-Ross, "involves the government coordinating with internet service providers, telecoms, and infrastructure providers to actually make all of this happen.
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The Wehe researchers found that all the providers who had been throttling were doing so while the 2015 rules were still in effect, and that throttling was widespread among wireless providers overall.
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For months, big broadband providers such as Comcast were in a standoff with content providers like Netflix over who should pay for network upgrades to deliver rising traffic to their own customers.
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Meanwhile, there are startup internet service providers such as Ting (Charlottesville, Virginia; Holly Springs, North Carolina; Westminster, Maryland) , Brooklyn Fiber, and Allo Communications (Lincoln, Nebraska) that are fearlessly competing with incumbent providers.
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In March of this year, it announced support for Microsoft Cloud Solution Providers — that is, integrators and other in-the-middle services providers who sit between Azure (or other cloud providers) and enterprises and manage and monitor usage on those platforms on their behalf, perhaps tied to a specific product at the business that the integrator has implemented.
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In March of this year, it announced support for Microsoft Cloud Solution Providers — that is, integrators and other in-the-middle services providers who sit between Azure (or other cloud providers) and enterprises and manage and monitor usage on those platforms on their behalf, perhaps tied to a specific product at the business that the integrator has implemented.
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The rules, if passed, will prohibit Internet service providers from selling customer data without consumers' prior consent and limit the kinds of products Internet providers can market to customers based their online activity.
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In a FFV system, providers take on financial risk for their patients, meaning that providers share in the burden of a poor outcome and the upside of more efficient and higher-quality care.
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Com Inc * Amazon launches self-service marketplace for subscription providers * Program allows subscription providers ability to offer customers "flexible" pricing including introductory, monthly,annual pricing options Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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" The lawmakers also said they "appreciate the Commission's goal with the FNPRM to incentivize telecommunications providers to build and invest in networks while enhancing competition among the various providers of business data services.
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Health care providers could become confused by labels that have been altered by generic providers but whose changes have not been approved by the FDA since FDA approval always has been required first.
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Leaders need to be trained to give support to their providers, so providers can heal and continue in their job of caring for their patients, after one of theirs is lost to suicide.
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Air medical providers want and are working to go in-network with insurance providers and believe that they can work together to come to an agreement that is best for patients and communities.
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Medicare is also operating a bundled payment program, in which a single payment covers providers who deliver care for a patient during a defined episode or time period, with over 1500 participating providers.
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The changes, which take effect in September, remove requirements that providers refer women for abortions and encourages the participation of faith-based providers like Obria that offer only one form of birth control.
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Major pay television providers DirecTV and Comcast and cable trade group NCTA, along with minority programmers, said major providers could be legally obligated to build applications to allow customers to access their content.
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Patients would then be supplied with a list of potential health care providers who offer comprehensive prenatal care; the doctor would not be able to indicate which providers on that list offer abortion.
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Operating system providers provide an abstraction layer over hardware (commoditizing hardware providers) and own a direct channel to end users (allowing them to tax anyone else who wants to access those end users).
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I think one of the things you saw there was an FCC that imposed much [more] stringent and heavier regulations on broadband providers than other players in the online ecosystem, the edge providers.
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The anxiety and obsessive thoughts can be crippling, yet are sometimes not taken as seriously by health care providers because providers may not be as familiar with postpartum anxiety as they are depression.
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But Texas turned its version into an entirely state-financed program in 2013, when it cut out providers that "perform or promote elective abortions," or contract or affiliate with providers that do so.
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The state lost more than half its abortion providers following the 2013 passage of HB143—which imposed medically unnecessary requirements on providers and has since been overturned, though many clinics haven't re-opened.
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Advocates of regulation of broadband internet service providers (ISPs) under Title II of the Communications Act claim that this regime is necessary for edge providers such as Google, Facebook and Apple to survive.
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If incumbent providers can block new broadband internet providers from stringing cables on existing poles---or make it exceedingly difficult to do so---it will be harder for competitors to enter new markets.
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If Republicans realized the importance of such disparity in vertical integration of service providers owning content providers, they surely would not support a policy position that hurts news outlets sympathetic to their party.
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By correctly classifying internet service providers as common carriers, just like phone companies, the 2015 rules made the FCC a much-needed watchdog for consumers, while changing little about how internet providers operate.
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Even worse, because Philo directly competes with all of the largest internet providers, which offer their own live TV services, these providers have a strong incentive to put their thumbs on the scale.
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"I think that, in concept, the idea that there should be stronger privacy standards for edge providers and internet service providers is right," said Neema Singh Guliani, the legislative counsel at the ACLU.
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It would also cut the "Big Six" providers to five.
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Matternet, instead, aims to sell its technology to logistics providers.
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Importantly, it also limits patients seeking care from finding providers.
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Some education providers had seen early signs of an impact.
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Instead, the Federal Trade Commission would oversee internet service providers.
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Also available at Redbox and On Demand through select providers.
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Among both patients and providers, Coplon said, satisfaction runs high.
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This profitability has led to fierce competition between cloud providers.
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Under the ACA, insurance providers are required to cover IUDs.
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Abortion providers say that such a scenario almost never happens.
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Regulators are now off the backs of big internet providers.
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There are legal service providers located anywhere there's a facility.
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Telecommunications network providers and ISPs are rarely, if ever, monopolies.
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First, most broadband providers simply don't offer the services listed.
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Some service providers also have pledged to uphold net neutrality.
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Those are short little news videos from top video providers.
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Debt providers are a good way to extend the runway.
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But those affected include, as suggested, banks and medical providers.
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The bill's supporters also circulated a list of those providers.
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Some of the entries are, of course, actual qualified providers.
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He argues Verizon compelled phone providers to disable FM radios.
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Online, in this metaphor, the utilities are Internet Service Providers.
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The hard part is getting providers to pay for it.
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Providers of MOOCs have thus struggled to make much money.
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So providers need more satellites to cover a broad area.
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He says they offer several advantages over the public providers.
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Aireon already has contracts with 30 air navigation service providers.
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For instance, banks often have their own payment service providers.
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Other providers of bond indices are likely to follow suit.
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So we get discounts because providers hate the billing process.
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It would also reduce the "Big Six" providers to five.
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It also suffers from a shortage of mental health providers.
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Wireless providers want to be part of this market, too.
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It has distribution and content providers want access to audiences.
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Private insurers and providers can still play an important role.
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If it becomes law, internet providers are certain to sue.
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The company also recommends local medical providers to its users.
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Service providers will also be able to access the information.
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"Word [has] spread pretty quickly to other providers," she recalls.
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Some providers complained about the legal obstacles to prescribing buprenorphine.
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Vector's prices are minuscule compared to larger rocket launch providers.
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Redesigning regulatory processes requires working with both providers and regulators.
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"Policy makers and treatment providers are in denial," Hamilton says.
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The response from the service providers is interesting — and unnerving.
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When Calgaro attempted to intervene, the medical providers rebuffed her.
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Hospitals and other healthcare providers must practice better cybersecurity hygiene.
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Eighteen accounts with other providers, such as Google, were affected.
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Providers across Europe are also working to roll out services.
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Both patients and providers suffer in these difficult working conditions.
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Meanwhile, private abortion providers are stepping up to the plate.
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The providers may file a petition to quash the order.
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They prevent broadband access providers from interfering with that right.
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OAuth is typically a standard feature of major email providers.
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Streaming providers have ways to keep tabs on unusual activity.
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Yes, if you believe the internet providers and their advocates.
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Next year it will only cover visits to 20,000 providers.
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Top providers include Canada, Mexico, Russia, Brazil, Turkey and Germany.
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Fees from providers every time someone swipes their HSA card.
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But it's difficult to get facilities providers to fit it.
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These entities are more than private providers or secret crusaders.
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Today, many abortion providers give patients a pamphlet about Exhale.
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We're not all healthcare providers, but we all have mouths.
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Managed security service providers are growing at triple digit rates.
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In fact, it really only benefits large Internet Service Providers.
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One place to search is the scholarship providers association website.
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Providers, though, point out that's much easier said than done.
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Health providers in nonexpansion states have taken note of that.
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All of the major internet providers unambiguously support net neutrality.
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They've partnered with insurance providers to reduce ER visits. Maitian.
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Content providers in China face stringent regulations and censorship challenges.
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This leads to costly hassles for patients, providers and payers.
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The big advantage of this: easier sharing across multiple providers.
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In many areas, consumers have few choices of broadband providers.
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You should be licensing as many providers as you can.
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Cell phone companies and app providers save our location information.
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Google plans on adding more email providers down the line.
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Instead, the patients need close, coordinated monitoring by both providers.
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Matternet supplies its technology (cloud + drone + station) to transportation providers.
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It has driven many therapy providers out of Medicaid care.
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At least two other index providers are considering following suit.
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Tours are already popular, and there's no shortage of providers.
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Think gym memberships, cable companies, and cell phone service providers.
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Internet providers would also be required to disclose security breaches.
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Internet providers would be able to do whatever they want.
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"We've gone from three providers down to one," he said.
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Providers of public services must pay their employees and suppliers.
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Startup home insurance providers are also stepping up to compete.
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International students are also swelling the ranks of private providers.
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What are best practices for transferring medical records between providers?
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Many Americans have a choice between only two internet providers.
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Fancy Bear's email accounts are almost always from European providers.
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Most Obamacare plans limit their customers' choice of medical providers.
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Critics of the market say major providers unfairly control it.
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Providers trying to understand their rating face this very issue.
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Advantage: telecommunications companies, Internet service providers and the free market.
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You mentioned Hulu and some of the other SVOD providers.
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As you'd expect, broadband providers are opposed to the proposals.
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We also sell our content to SVOD providers like Netflix.
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Opposing them are broadband providers, who have been vocal critics.
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And as DeVille noted, many internet providers block porn URLs.
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What can other internet service providers (ISPs) learn from this?
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Google also has a long history of harming content providers.
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Thus, paid prioritization could actually increase competition among content providers.
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In many industries the service providers compete for consumers' business.
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Payment services providers (PSPs) verify, process and code card transactions.
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However, they come with important restrictions on available healthcare providers.
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ACOs coordinate a patient's care across a network of providers.
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These safe browsing providers may also log your IP address.
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Providers can demand higher payments, which drives up insurance premiums.
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"We see many people who have never even seen providers."
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The service providers can't take ownership of the whole paycheck.
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Two of Russia's biggest service providers have already blocked Telegram.
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The Effect: National consolidation of healthcare providers and payers. Sen.
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"Cable providers never saw streaming as the alternative," Pachter said.
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Even the biggest cloud providers are vulnerable to catastrophic outages.
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However, providers may be offering these coupons to drive volume.
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Content providers are sensibly concerned about signal theft and piracy.
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This was partially due to the paucity of launch providers.
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American companies outsource hundreds of processes to specialized service providers.
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European fixed broadband network providers such as Virgin Media Inc.
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The main providers are Schlumberger, Baker Hughes and Weatherford International.
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Patients and insurers usually pay providers for each service performed.
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Others to watch: Casinos, online gambling companies, and data providers
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Those are patients, providers, payors, platform companies, pharma, and policymakers.
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HSS collaborates with healthcare providers worldwide to enable healthier returns.
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Small providers must still comply with more baseline transparency rules.
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The privacy requirements will apply only to the Internet providers.
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Cable providers operate by zones, at the sub DMA level.
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But the way providers are funded makes this nearly impossible.
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"We are only technology providers, we are neutral," Xie said.
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Protestors target not only the providers but also their families.
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Nonetheless, many mental health providers have challenged the Goldwater Rule.
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Apple and some enterprise providers like Cisco show as much.
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And some video providers are getting better performance than others.
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The bottom line: This is a scary position for providers.
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Even the largest crypto funds rely on small service providers.
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Hundreds of towns have built their own internet service providers.
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Many service providers already have robust recruitment and training functions.
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If we don't have providers, women can't choose this option.
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There are absolutely health care providers who support single payer.
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Hospitals, doctors and other providers that would lose insured customers.
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However, multinational companies only have four providers to choose from.
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It is also talking to aircraft leasing providers, he added.
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Another category is TRAP laws: targeted regulation of abortion providers.
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Hospitals and healthcare providers will receive a $100 billion injection.
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I think that this is unnecessarily exposing providers to risk.
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But some account providers let you invest at any time.
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Some providers offer only one option, while others offer both.
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Focusing on outcomes changes the way social service providers think.
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Critics say universal health care will penalize providers the most.
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The panel is also putting abortion providers' lives in danger.
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Formal agreements with the electric power providers enable grid stabilization.
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Local health care providers turned her and my mom away.
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We, as medical providers, entered medicine to care for patients.
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First, services could be dislocated as clients and providers adjust.
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In some cases, that may mean switching primary care providers.
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Electricity providers have gotten the memo, even if Washington hasn't.
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We need to incentivize recovery, for people and for providers.
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It also lists insurance providers that offer overseas health coverage.
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View a full list of providers that will work here.
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Pimps are texting providers every day saying 'the game's changed.
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Already overburdened, healthcare providers must now accommodate a global pandemic.
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So I think, if anyone's prepared, honestly — healthcare providers are.
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As a result, business is booming for private healthcare providers.
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What I think we need is true competition among providers.
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You don't need patients to necessarily move across providers, right?
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Providers will also be randomly ordered on the choice screen.
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"Some providers do exclude epidemics or pandemics outright," Benna added.
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All providers who directly treated the patient have been notified.
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The losses and reduction in providers have driven up rates.
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The losses and reduction in providers have driven up rates.
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So providers need more satellites to cover a broad area.
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The company cites enterprise software providers like , and as competitors.
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Energy providers are having to adapt to this changing landscape.
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As providers, we must acknowledge the reality of the situation.
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Today the battle is largely between ISPs and edge providers.
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Without that, anything the providers do will never be enough.
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Administrators prioritize different things than both providers and informatics folks.
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Germany and Britain have not yet committed to 5G providers.
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He would also prevent internet service providers from providing content.
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Reach out and ask what providers in your community need.
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For larger charges, providers and insurers could turn to arbitration.
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Phone credit is expensive and calls across providers cost extra.
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Unfortunately, in some clinical settings, healthcare providers have few options.
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And the government uses tax dollars to pay providers' bills.
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Insurance providers, they'll start to wonder, 'What's going on here?
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The blame cannot be placed on early childhood care providers.
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Desperately needed providers are leaving rural communities over this uncertainty.
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Back then, the FTC had primary jurisdiction over internet providers.
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There was one thing that providers still could not do.
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"Bernie will regulate these providers like a utility," it says.
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" Moreover, he would "bar service providers from also providing content.
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Introducing private sector providers could take years, the newspaper reported.
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And some of this growth is in providers of services
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That includes internet providers including Comcast, Verizon, and plenty more.
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That deal would have combined the two largest cable providers.
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Early numbers come from a patchwork of payers and providers.
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A long list of providers have committed to doing so.
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Patients are supposed to send the money on to providers.
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And it has battled providers over throttling in the past.
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Then our credit card providers started withholding payments to us.
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Privia now works with 2,600 healthcare providers across 660 locations.
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And where we don't, we're working with direct payment providers.
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Internet service providers can then tie names to I.P. addresses.
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The state had owed those providers more than $3 billion.
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You have huge asymmetries of information between providers and patients.
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This means there will be more competition among broadband providers.
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UC San Francisco, meanwhile, accepts insurance from most big providers.
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Both index providers have said they are reviewing Snap's inclusion.
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N) to insurance providers and retailers like Humana Inc (HUM.
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Providers also often demean their lives or dismiss their concerns.
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And homelessness services providers are incredible, equal in our work.
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But those providers are also likely to take a hit.
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Zocdoc, the scheduling website used by health providers, including dentists, dermatologists and optometrists, is eliminating subscriptions in favor of a model that charges for every new patient booking, despite objections from some longtime providers.
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Cuomo went on to direct New York's government not to enter into contracts with internet service providers unless those providers are committed to upholding net neutrality rules and keeping equal access to the internet.
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Moreover, INCOMPAS has argued that content providers (also known as "edge providers") would be unfairly disadvantaged in the event that AT&T, Verizon, and other major telecoms are granted gatekeeper status over the internet.
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FCC chair Ajit Pai's plan to repeal net neutrality provisions and reclassify broadband providers from "common carriers" to "information services" is an unprecedented giveaway to big broadband providers and a danger to the internet.
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Republicans and internet providers also complained that the FCC's rules didn't perfectly align with the Federal Trade Commission's privacy framework, which governed internet providers up until the 2015 net neutrality order went into effect.
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Similarly, customers who subscribe to HBO through other cable providers and more traditional pay TV providers, like Comcast, will also not be eligible for a free year of HBO Max — at least for now.
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The reason is simple: Medicaid reimbursements to providers are well below those of private insurers, meaning many providers do not accept Medicaid patients or must limit the share of their patient pool with Medicaid.
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In 2009, net neutrality ceased being about consumers, and all about edge providers, when Professor Wu, the one who coined the term "net neutrality," redefined it to become about consumers economically subsidizing edge providers.
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Since providing quality service providers is such a large part of the service, Zently is focusing on the San Francisco Bay Area to start, where it has already seeded its list of preferred providers.
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Ask for the names of the providers who will be involved in your care, and check with your insurer and with the providers themselves to see if they are all in your plan's network.
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Verizon's argument for the legality of the service is that go90 is open to other content providers via its sponsored data program, FreeBee Data 360, which lets content providers pay for customers' data costs.
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The agency is expected to soon consider first-time privacy rules for Internet service providers that could include mandates that wireless and fixed broadband providers get permission from users before tracking their behavior online.
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Even some prenatal visits may be able to be virtual, said van Dis, whose platform digitally connects women to providers including maternal-fetal medicine specialists, midwives, doulas, mental-health providers, lactation consultants and more.
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The premise of the kickback and self-referral laws is that health care providers should make medical decisions based on the needs of patients, not on the financial interests of doctors or other providers.
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The label includes health care facilities, hardware stores, stores related to food production or sales, media companies, gas stations, auto shops, banks, internet providers, educational institutions, laundromats, airlines and other transportation providers, and shelters.
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Two index providers, the S&P Dow Jones and FTSE Russell, banned Snap shares from their indexes because Snap sells only shares that give investors no votes, meaning the index providers have zero control.
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Most banks and financial services providers do well by their customers and consumers are, by and large, happy with their financial services providers; if they weren't, they wouldn't continue to do business with them.
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House Bill 294, which passed 59 to 32, blocks women's health providers that also provide abortions, or groups that refer patients to those providers, from receiving funds from a variety of state and federal grants.
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While this one weird trick of selling and forgetting is great for SaaS providers it's awful for businesses and Meta SaaS is one of the first providers to tackle the enterprise and large business space.
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These laws include the Hyde Amendment, as well as other legislation that is referred to as TRAP (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers) Laws, or laws that make it more difficult for abortion providers to practice.
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The company hopes to provide enterprise-level security for banks, credit card companies, cable providers, wireless providers and cloud services, and plans to develop plug-ins for a wide range of platforms in the future.
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"There's definitely a lot of coordination happening across content providers and control providers in order to make that happen," says Lidiane Jones, Sonos' VP of software product management, who's based in the company's Boston office.
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The reason that allowing the United States to go from four mobile phone providers to three providers is okay, according to the Justice Department, is that they have a plan to create a fourth competitor.
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That means: No blocking sites or throttling traffic by providers, or letting those same providers get away with selling faster, more open internet access to individuals or companies with the money to pay for it.
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The commission will also offer internet service providers guidelines on data security through the proposed rules and require internet providers to notify the commission and customers of data breaches within a certain amount of time.
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Over-The-Top providers such as Amazon, Apple and Roku are expanding rapidly and offering a digital alternative to cable and satellite providers, all through an apps based platform which has been embraced by consumers.
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In "many" cases, the DOJ said, patient recruiters, beneficiaries and other co-conspirators were allegedly paid cash kickbacks in return for supplying beneficiary information to providers, so the providers could submit fraudulent bills to Medicare.
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"Internet service providers treated YouTube's videos the same as they did Google's, and Google couldn't pay the ISPs [internet service providers] to gain an unfair advantage, like a fast lane into consumers' homes," they wrote.
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Generally, doctors and other providers visit the site while searching for medical guidelines, which usually include specific recommendations to help health care providers make decisions about the appropriate care for patients with a diagnosed condition.
|
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The Obama administration added an exception to explicitly allow Medicaid dollars to flow from home care providers, who help persons with disabilities, to labor unions, without the consent of either Medicaid beneficiaries or their providers.
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Pay careful attention to the network of providers in your current plan for the coming year - pharmacy delivery options in the case of standalone drug plans, and healthcare providers if you have an Advantage plan.
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By evaluating very different launch solutions and making an informed, objective choice of providers, the Air Force will continue its commitment to foster and leverage commercial launch service providers, both traditional and new, innovative ones.
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The order described that theory as such: The key insight of the virtuous cycle is that broadband providers have both the incentive and the ability to act as gatekeepers standing between edge providers and consumers.
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Law enforcement bodies in the UK "need to up their game" when taking leads on cybercrime from internet service providers (ISPs), according to the Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA), which published a report this week.
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Those, according to Mr. Emons, could be in areas that Ms. Warren's policies, for example, would expand — child-care providers like Bright Horizons Family Solutions, for instance, or green energy providers like Brookfield Renewable Partners.
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"Many Americans across the country only have access to a couple ISPs [internet service providers] to choose from and simply cannot change service providers if their privacy protections are not transparent or robust," Markey said.
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State governments are trying to put abortion providers out of business by using "TRAP" laws State governments are trying to put abortion providers out of business by using "TRAP" laws This segment originally aired Jan.
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Cloud providers like Google or Amazon Web Services could buy them.
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It is offering tailor-made products to the big cloud providers.
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Some have even had other providers prescribe it when he's refused.
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You'll move down the list of video providers starting with Vudu.
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Other major email providers haven't suffered breaches on this scale yet.
|
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The 2015 FCC rules reclassified internet service providers much like utilities.
|
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The protocol, applied unevenly by healthcare providers, can miss poisoned kids.
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You could also scale up the way Medicare already pays providers.
|
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This has benefited big cloud providers, as well as smaller firms.
|
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Some companies and many insurance providers offer discounts on gym memberships.
|
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That represents the long-fragmented tail of providers in the space.
|
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But some health care providers are deciding to skip the antimicrobials.
|
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Network neutrality requires internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
|
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Abortion providers don't just serve our communities—they are our communities.
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Across Greater China, incubators and capital providers are bolstering fintech communities.
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Endocrinologists are often key healthcare providers for people who are transgender.
|
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As a result of today's misguided action, our broadband providers will
|
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They also have illegal marketing campaigns to the health care providers.
|
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They also prohibit discrimination from most employers, schools, and housing providers.
|
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The providers say this is an innocuous rejigging of personal finances.
|
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The companies provide outsourced physician services to hospitals and healthcare providers.
|
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Congress just voted to let internet providers sell your browsing history
|
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The regulations require internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
|
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Content providers will though have the right to challenge removal orders.
|
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"Providers can't keep taking it on the chin," Mrs Caffrey says.
|
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There are providers in almost every cranny of the luxury landscape.
|
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Cloud providers ended a three-quarter capacity absorption cycle, Davis said.
|
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Only users whose providers participate in WEA will receive the test.
|
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So why are health care providers writing so many opioid prescriptions?
|
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In America, the costs are generally shouldered by parents and providers.
|
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That includes letting Openreach operate in the interest of all providers.
|
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We are working with our upstream providers to mitigate the attack.
|
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Reproductive health care providers have been bracing for this for months.
|
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The way health-care providers are funded often sidelines palliative care.
|
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One of the two internet service providers is state-controlled Ooredoo.
|
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How will SpaceX compete with exiting internet providers in the US?
|
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I had two insurance providers and neither would cover my hospitalizations.
|
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So why are cable companies suddenly interested in being wireless providers?
|
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Cable providers and other stakeholders will have 60 days to comment.
|
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The scarcity of providers belies how often women access the service.
|
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Just like cable operators, Internet service providers deliver content to consumers.
|
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He found several major companies, including healthcare providers and tech companies.
|
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Mark warned about investing in content providers because of declining viewership.
|
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The mobile providers gain some benefits from the agreement with Apple.
|
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Lots of different types of providers offer therapy for mental health.
|
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All creators and providers who use AVD will automatically be enrolled.
|
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Better yet, Google says more providers are now in the works.
|
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These providers routinely block or discriminate against content they don't like.
|
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Many online services would be worse if their providers were smaller.
|
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Big cloud-computing providers are also trying to colonise the periphery.
|
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Lobbyists justify licences by claiming consumers need protection from unqualified providers.
|
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You'll want the freedom to switch providers as painlessly as possible.
|
|
Use this HSASearch to comparison-shop for more than 320 providers.
|
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CHINA is one of the world's largest providers of foreign aid.
|
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The streaming service providers' terms of service explicitly prohibit this behavior.
|
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The team also started a journalism program to support content providers.
|
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These providers can also make their own Actions available on GitHub.
|
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They chat about who they've seen, what service providers are busy.
|
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Healthcare providers can also use Queue to manage patient arrivals internally.
|
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How do you get more health care providers like Lindsay Fox?
|
|
As Komaromy acknowledged, ECHO can't address all the problems providers face.
|
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I hollered at the local health care providers to help me.
|
|
In India, informal providers account for three-quarters of all visits.
|
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HCAHPS stands for Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems.
|
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The new rules largely don't prevent internet providers from doing anything.
|
|
The committee also invited execs from internet service providers to testify.
|
|
Outrage grew as more insurance providers dropped coverage of the EpiPen.
|
|
AGN providers will have to endure to create an alternative Internet.
|
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Most index fund providers prefer shares to have equal voting rights.
|
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A group representing broadband providers Sunday called on Congress to act.
|
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Medtech companies will build direct relationships with consumers, providers and payors.
|
|
The clinics that haven't closed are overburdened with patients, providers said.
|
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This, he said, is something that telecommunication providers must handle themselves.
|
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Traditional providers ought to be rethinking their approach to customer retention.
|
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Corporate advertising budgets become the primary funders of our information providers.
|
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Edge providers, on the other hand, aren't really in its mandate.
|
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But for providers, it's business as usual — and that's a problem.
|
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Except some providers didn't actually take my plan, despite being listed.
|
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It gets paid from the product providers by helping generate leads.
|
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Would call center providers prefer to operate from Mississippi versus offshore?
|
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General website providers are offering some templates built specially for weddings.
|
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We are working with the providers to ban all the IPs.
|
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The effect has been particularly serious for smaller internet service providers.
|
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Everywhere it goes, Mahan relies on an array of service providers.
|
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It's not just that digital video providers are offering competitive bundles.
|
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They are the natural providers of the capital that is required.
|
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The startup is partnering with service providers for various verification components.
|
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Ultimately, Cervantes said, providers don't want to treat undocumented patients differently.
|
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The FCC's rules only apply to telecom companies, internet service providers.
|
|
Some agencies did buy equipment from other mobile phone forensics providers.
|
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But last-mile training providers are emerging in almost every sector.
|
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The state had 3.53 abortion providers in 23.5 but one today.
|
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Insurers often pay, so providers have an incentive to promote it.
|
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But how does the company choose which search providers show up?
|
|
America has four major telecommunications providers and dozens of smaller ones.
|
|
After today, the U.S. will only have three major mobile providers.
|
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There were the providers: hospitals and doctors that provide medical care.
|
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These innovative solutions providers could help solve government's greatest technology challenges.
|
|
One of the largest providers settled a lawsuit for $2.5 million.
|
|
Toombs's providers before he literally took matters into his own hands.
|
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Many VA health care providers are overwhelmed by systems and information.
|
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PACE providers argue the completion papers step ensures quality of service.
|
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Smaller providers that have emerged in recent years include CityFibre CITYC.
|
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"The goal here was to identify publicly available providers," he said.
|
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Yet, the original language lacked the specificity payers and providers needed.
|
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The five pay-TV providers lost a total of 527,000 customers.
|
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But Thomas expressed confidence in Ohio State's team of medical providers.
|
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Noticeably absent were Oracle, IBM, and all the major telecommunications providers.
|
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They're providers, but of more than stable homes and stern guidance.
|
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Several popular providers based in China have folded under government pressure.
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Another 8 percent reported sharing the results with other healthcare providers.
|
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Review your providersInsurance won't help if your providers don't accept it.
|
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Now the question remains, are governments and health-care providers ready?
|
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Keeping abortion providers accountable should not be a political wedge issue.
|
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Traditional Medicare still provides the widest, most flexible access to providers.
|
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The FCC is pushing new privacy rules for internet service providers.
|
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This is a fact that healthcare providers often fail to consider.
|
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"People still feel the threat from the cloud providers," Anderson said.
|
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"Long term, [major cloud providers] probably will hate it," Kontsevoy said.
|
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More than 90% of the calls came from health care providers.
|
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He's referring to the future growth of care providers and facilities.
|
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You can also save on VPNs from all the top providers.
|
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In other words, Medicaid does not provide block grants to providers.
|
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Providers still are not happy and would prefer an arbitration solution.
|
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The rules require Internet service providers to treat all traffic equally.
|
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Providers will refuse to work in health centers under these restrictions.
|
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Third party providers of these services include fintechs Tide and Bento.
|
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But privatizing Medicaid is a polarizing issue, especially among some providers.
|
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That was enough money to attract a lot of new providers.
|
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I guess we go to negative one providers in a state?
|
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That may be a good reason for providers to charge more.
|
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Other official providers previously announced include AT&T, Google and Microsoft.
|
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I used to think violence against abortion providers was an anomaly.
|
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The providers are, in Wu's view, "second victims" of the mistake.
|
|
Beyond Bloomberg, there are lots of alternative data providers out there.
|
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For one, internet providers need to do better with routing filters.
|
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Virginia Hospital Association, that providers can sue over inadequate payment rates.
|
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It wouldn't, however, give the FCC broad authority over internet providers.
|
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The health care providers only have to pay for the ride.
|
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The insurer also admitted failing to monitor its network of providers.
|
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Eden now has more than 2,000 service providers on the platform.
|
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Payments to providers are still the main issue to be resolved.
|
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Warren also proposes large reductions in payments to health care providers.
|
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Laws that target abortion providers don't reduce or prevent unplanned pregnancies.
|
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Only if there are beds, medical equipment and health care providers.
|
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Leave the masks for the ill and for health care providers.
|
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Because if our providers get sick themselves, we're really in trouble.
|
|
Service industries and Syracuse University are significant providers of jobs now.
|
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Will providers and schedulers have adequate training in the new system?
|
|
Across the country, other mammography providers are ginning up other enticements.
|
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That's why a lot of those internet service providers are there.
|
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Profitable SaaS providers like Salesforce could give customers an extension too.
|
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Those three companies happen to be the world's largest cloud providers.
|
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Many of the leading providers of chip design software are American.
|
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She also founded a service to screen prospective child-care providers.
|
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Medical providers are struggling to get enough protective equipment like masks.
|
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Eden absorbed Managed by Q's clients and providers in the acquisition.
|
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The program may also encourage providers to use more expensive drugs.
|
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Louisiana's abortion providers have repeatedly tried and failed to secure privileges.
|
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Today, it's providers, not patients, who usually file major abortion lawsuits.
|
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Health providers such as hospitals and nursing homes are also exempt.
|
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Authorized Service Providers already have access to official parts and tools.
|
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We have 10 to 11 providers covering three or four hospitals.
|
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Mr. Rodriguez and Mr. Cueva also found wedding service providers reluctant.
|
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That's a tough position for health care providers to be in.
|
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Upcoding is easier with E.H.R.s, and thus more annoying to providers.
|
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Bonus: The analysis found that providers also take a financial hit.
|
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Most providers in the space offer enterprise offerings that cost more.
|
|
Mr. Iger said Disney had not yet talked to cable providers.
|
|
Maine doesn't regulate data brokers but does regulate internet service providers.
|
|
One reason for all this: perverse incentives for health care providers.
|
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IDR provides incentives for insurance companies and providers to negotiate fairly.
|
|
The providers will still be selected based on Walmart's quality metrics.
|
|
Go deeper: How surprise billing proposals actually affect health care providers
|
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At that point, power providers will all need grid-scale batteries.
|
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Cable and satellite providers are doing the same thing with hardware.
|
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Are the risk factors and symptoms being recognized by the providers?
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I work beside hundreds of kind, caring, thoughtful health care providers.
|
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Advantage plans can drop providers at any time, and they do.
|
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Her business primarily served Filipinos who worked as home healthcare providers.
|
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Assisted-living providers targeted by lawsuits might respond similarly, she noted.
|
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So how do we as health-care providers change with it?
|
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By nature, most of us health-care providers have good intentions.
|
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Major fund providers offer investments with a social or environmental conscience.
|
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Yet, the nation faces a chronic shortage of mental healthcare providers.
|
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The providers of cloud services have grown rapidly as a result.
|
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Increasing physician specialization is creating a shortage of primary care providers.
|
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Third, the Free Basics program does not discriminate between content providers.
|
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The law also holds healthcare providers accountable for any security lapses.
|
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The act specifically targets fraudulent insurance claims made by medical providers.
|
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Unfortunately, early childhood care providers make salaries that are, frankly, abysmal.
|
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States rarely require child care providers to have a college degree.
|
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Bacri's already started looking for raw milk providers in the area.
|
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Digital service providers would receive blanket usage licenses for copyrighted compositions.
|
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A number of the hospital providers reported lower volumes this quarter.
|
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Pay differences are a legitimate element of competition among service providers.
|
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Republicans have always believed broadband providers aren't Title II common carriers.
|
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When patients stop coming to the clinic, some find other providers.
|
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So-called edge providers have also called for a legislative fix.
|
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Researchers identified hundreds of service providers, virtually all of Russian origin.
|
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It would eventually sell those systems to other health care providers.
|
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The physician-staffing firm contracts on behalf these providers with hospitals.
|
|
Sanders' plan would ban internet service providers from also providing content.
|
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Some health care providers are in open revolt against this problem.
|
|
Congressional inaction has upended it all, jeopardizing providers and patients alike.
|
|
Like the other providers, AWS offsets its carbon emissions with RECs.
|
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Medicaid already reimburses providers at lower rates than other insurance programs.
|
|
Investors want to engage investment advice providers on their own terms.
|
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It provided just enough friction to keep people with their providers.
|
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There was also little correlation between ratings providers results, he said.
|
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Service providers are upping their game to cater to these needs.
|
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Google has its own set of tools geared to health providers.
|
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Second, content providers are vital to making us more digitally discerning.
|
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Using CHC, I looked for a list of local MRI providers.
|
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The policy will also limit access to providers of safe abortions.
|
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This leaves a large untapped market for ETF providers to fill.
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"Getting data to patients, caregivers and providers is key," he said.
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It would have Medicare set an annual budget with hospital providers.
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Effectively, it would "run providers out of our state," he warned.
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They had done it by training local people to become providers.
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Rural communities can also have difficulties recruiting and retaining effective providers.
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Why not pay these electricity providers for their contributions to resiliency?
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Brokers, agents and distributors owned the customers, not the insurance providers.
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The court agreed to hear the abortion providers' appeal in October.
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The term "nonprofit" no longer applies to many health care providers.
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Providers are encouraged not to record immigration statuses in medical records.
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Certification providers are gaining support in the commercial real estate industry.
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I don't mean to suggest that they were just utility providers.
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The impact has been particularly serious for smaller Internet service providers.
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It also suggested penalties for abortion providers who violate existing laws.
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We've already forfeited $10.4 billion to fund our health care providers.
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In deregulated states, third-party providers can compete in the space.
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But states and religious health care providers sued to block them.
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The music community's grievances are the following: (6900) The DMCA allows internet service providers to build ad-based businesses built upon infringing content that the artists cannot effectively police through "notice and take down" procedures; (2628) If and when service providers pay the artists, it's on the providers' hopelessly complex terms, resulting in payments that offer fractions of pennies per view; (28503) Service providers offer "free" teaser music to the public when copyright owners should have the absolute right to control distribution of their music.
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How to protect your online history now that Republicans want to let internet providers sell it How to protect your online history now that Republicans want to let internet providers sell it Internet service providers will soon be able to sell information like what websites you visit to third-party advertisers, if all goes according to House Republicans' plan Tuesday.
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The FCC also voted to Thursday advance a proposal requiring voice service providers to implement a caller ID authentication framework if major voice service providers fail to do so by the end of this year and sought comment on whether the FCC should create a safe harbor for providers that block calls that are maliciously spoofed so that caller ID cannot be authenticated.
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The rule would allow consumers to obtain video services from providers such as Alphabet Inc's Google, Apple Inc and TiVo In, instead of cable, satellite and other television providers such Comcast Corp and Verizon Communications Inc.
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SB 822 would prevent internet service providers (ISPs) from censoring or throttling website and services online, while also prohibiting the providers from charging businesses exorbitant fees their ensure content is delivered to customers at higher speeds.
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"Our internal mission is to reinvent TV." Local TV providers will be included in the package (from the providers already signed on, of course), but not all local affiliates will be available at the service's launch.
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"We do not currently have arrangements with all of the popular content providers, including some content providers that are available on competitive devices, such as ESPN and HBO GO," the filing states in its risks section.
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As broadband service providers (and there are nearly 2,000 primarily small providers in the U.S.) weigh the profitability of making investments in high-cost areas, fear of future shifts in the political winds still loom large.
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In addition, the rule allows health providers who work at sites that receive Title X funds to not provide information about abortion services alongside other pregnancy options and effectively bans providers from referring patients for abortion.
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On the other hand, given the multitude of wireless providers and app-based messaging platforms available to users, it is clearly in the best interest of providers to ensure that messages that consumers want are delivered.
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And when the previous FCC proposed set-top box rules last year, those proposed rules did not apply the same consumer video privacy rules to edge providers that were required of traditional set-top box providers.
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This has enabled them to retain a position of aggregating content from existing providers and making that content available through their distribution channels while facilitating access to online channels such as over-the-top (OTT) providers.
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The guidance for healthcare providers answers a list of questions, including whether healthcare providers are required to verify their patients' immigration or citizenship status and what protections are in place for patients who seek medical care.
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The present success and incredible innovations of the Internet have been made possible through the dynamic interactions of content providers, network providers, and consumers, all experimenting and negotiating in the marketplace to see what works best.
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Such a bill could bar broadband providers from blocking or throttling content or allowing fast lanes, but would not treat providers as a utility and therefore scale back the FCC's new broad authority over the industry.
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Omio says it's partnered with "leading transport providers" in North America including Amtrak, VIA Rail Canada, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, OurBus and Academy for launch — saying "more routes and providers will be added through the year".
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Because many of these providers were indeed determined to be physicians on manual review, we decided to include providers with such non-conforming specialty codes in the analysis, in order not to inadvertently exclude relevant physicians.
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He attributed the slow growth of the program to a lack of providers and a lack of promotion that might have stoked demand for the services of the 600 program providers thus far authorized by CMS.
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Although Bigatel says there are "intentional processes in place to ensure new service providers have an opportunity to get jobs," they're more focused on providing more work for existing service providers than on recruiting new ones.
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Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill raised a key point: If we are to pay all health care providers at Medicare rates, as the bill currently dictates, then providers are going to see a pay cut.
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Apple hasn't released a list of all the providers it is going to be working with for the feature, but it is understood that the company is working with all the major providers to bring over support.
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A fix is still available, though: according to the researchers, while they've verifed the Torpedo attack is possible on all US service providers, they've informed the GSMA, a trade group for service providers that coordinates security vulnerabilities.
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Some VPN providers do offer tiers of membership, and for the most expensive packages you can expect to get access to more servers or a higher level of encryption, but this isn't the case with most providers.
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Health IT companies, hospitals and other providers have been found to engage in "information blocking," which includes practices like charging high fees to transfer records or denying the exchange of records between providers to control patient referrals.
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Instead, Flume offers companies transparent pricing for independent services that allows patients and providers to pick and choose — cutting out much of the claims processing that creates additional administrative overhead for care providers, according to the company.
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There, I met with medical providers taking part in a conference for an elaborate training and support program known as Project ECHO (Extension for Community Health Outcomes), which supports providers involved in, among other things, addiction treatment.
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In April, President Trump signed legislation eliminating proposed guidelines from the Federal Communications Commission that would have required Internet service providers to get explicit consent before sharing customers' online behavior and other personal information with broadband providers.
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It is edge providers like Wikipedia, Dropbox, and even simple websites like TechCrunch that provide the services users request; it is ISPs that carry that data, with no change in form, between users and those edge providers.
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"The administration has eliminated that as a requirement, so that providers — say, providers who may have a particular ideological bent — may provide counseling that skews people, skews patients towards one of those options over another," Sonfield explained.
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It also means that the company can move away from competing directly with public cloud providers, which is rapidly becoming a no-win proposition, Ted Chamberlin, an analyst for Gartner who covers cloud service providers told TechCrunch.
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The providers were told in 2010 that they must allow smaller internet providers access to their high-speed fiber networks at the same speed they offer to their own customers, at cost plus a 10 percent markup.
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Indian telecom providers have been hurt by a bruising local market price war around data charges, while over-the-top service providers that offer free international calling, like WhatsApp and Skype, have also hurt their bottom lines.
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In my experience, the federal healthcare system (including individual healthcare providers and hospital providers, as well as state and federal Medicaid administrators and auditors), takes compliance with the prohibition against federal funding of abortion services very seriously.
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Google will give publishers two options for selecting GDPR-compliant ad tech vendors moving forward, including publishers choosing their own providers and a list of around 200 providers that contribute most of the publishers' revenues, Axios said.
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Once launched, Libra will spawn an entire ecosystem of financial services and service providers — authorized Libra dealers, brokers, asset managers, custodians, exchanges, digital identity providers, verifiers and so on — whose identities and qualifications we cannot yet anticipate.
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The government would not be able to give preference to certain types of providers but instead encourage competition amongst traditional telecommunications carriers, cable companies, wireless companies, municipal networks, research and education networks, and other non-profit providers.
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While Congress doing so would limit internet providers' freedom, it would also limit a future FCC's ability to regulate the internet, a prospect service providers fear in part because they believe it could lead to rate regulations.
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Wheeler and privacy groups argue that the potential ability of internet providers to survey the full-breadth of a customer's browsing history and the frequent difficulty of changing service providers create a need for more aggressive rules.
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The problem it could help solve: While the Affordable Care Act generally caps what consumers must spend out of pocket when using providers in their plan's network, it doesn't protect consumers from large bills from outside providers.
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A new report suggests a China-based espionage campaign is targeting managed IT service providers and cloud service providers in an attempt to spy on those firms' clients, including diplomatic and political organizations and companies' intellectual property.
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Companies that position themselves as the leading providers of a product or service are at an advantage when it comes to getting in on those bundled deals, where smaller firms might not be considered providers of choice.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration forced Planned Parenthood and other health care providers out of Title X through an unethical gag rule that removes funding from providers that offer or even discuss abortion services with patients.
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As a practical matter, insurers have the primary responsibility for making sure that their networks include adequate providers, including hospital-based physicians, and that all in-network providers are included in their directories and on their websites.
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The idea that anyone other than service providers wants to make it as easy as possible for service providers to track users' web activities for financial gain also seems like more than a bit of a reach.
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They don't want the FCC to give it to giant internet providers.
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