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Definition of carveout in US English: carveoutnounˈkärvoutˈkärvout US 1A small company created from a larger one. companies that are breaking up—through spin-offs, split-offs, and carveouts - 1.1 A class of medical procedures treated separately with regard to insurance coverage.
Example sentencesExamples - ‘I have had the opportunity to observe both public and for-profit managed care, especially when it comes to mental health carveouts,’ she said.
- The system of mental health carveouts should be challenged.
- Sturm showed that continuing declines in health care costs under behavioral health carveouts are related to the maturing of a plan.
- Texas' NorthSTAR program is a managed care mental health carveout that serves Medicaid and medically indigent patients in Dallas and six adjacent counties.
- The behavioral health carveout will most likely be the dominant way of managing those benefits.
- In the early days of carveouts, the medical profession watched them with a wary - if trusting - eye.
- 1.2 A class of employees treated separately with regard to benefits.
2The activity of effecting a carveout. Example sentencesExamples - ‘Carveouts are here in full force,’ said Greenberg. ‘It's better to work with us than to make a statement that carveouts are bad and then just leave.’
- In the spiral that operated in respect of WC [Workers' Compensation] carveout and related business, losses were inevitable year in, year out.
- A 2 percentage point carveout of Social Security taxes to fund private accounts?
Definition of carveout in US English: carveoutnounˈkärvout US 1A small company created from a larger one. companies that are breaking up—through spin-offs, split-offs, and carveouts - 1.1 A class of medical procedures treated separately with regard to insurance coverage.
Example sentencesExamples - Sturm showed that continuing declines in health care costs under behavioral health carveouts are related to the maturing of a plan.
- ‘I have had the opportunity to observe both public and for-profit managed care, especially when it comes to mental health carveouts,’ she said.
- In the early days of carveouts, the medical profession watched them with a wary - if trusting - eye.
- Texas' NorthSTAR program is a managed care mental health carveout that serves Medicaid and medically indigent patients in Dallas and six adjacent counties.
- The system of mental health carveouts should be challenged.
- The behavioral health carveout will most likely be the dominant way of managing those benefits.
- 1.2 A class of employees treated separately with regard to benefits.
2The activity of effecting a carveout. Example sentencesExamples - ‘Carveouts are here in full force,’ said Greenberg. ‘It's better to work with us than to make a statement that carveouts are bad and then just leave.’
- In the spiral that operated in respect of WC [Workers' Compensation] carveout and related business, losses were inevitable year in, year out.
- A 2 percentage point carveout of Social Security taxes to fund private accounts?
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