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enrollee

ɛnˈroʊˈli
WordNet
  1. (n) enrollee
    a person who enrolls in (or is enrolled in) a class or course of study
Usage in the news

Health care reform leaves NJ without federal funds for new Medicaid enrollees, assemblywoman says. nj.com

While most states will have to pick up much of the tab for new enrollees in Medicaid beginning in 2017, Nebraska will not. commentarymagazine.com

Women Veterans Dissatisfied with VA Care, Especially Sexual Trauma Screening for New Enrollees. usmedicine.com

Nearly all states have at least one program to encourage Medicaid enrollees to reduce emergency department use considered unnecessary. ama-assn.org

Bethlehem Enhanced STAR enrollees must renew by March 1. blog.timesunion.com

But if the Congress doesn't adjust the price of the voucher each year enough to cover the true medical needs of Medicare enrollees (and not just what everybody wants), then the Obama team will be right. chron.com

Anya Kapstan, a new Peninsula College enrollee, takes the bus to classes from her home in Port Townsend. sequimgazette.com

Neighborhood Health Plan, which serves mostly low-income enrollees, would be affiliated with an organization that includes two hospital giants in Massachusetts. ama-assn.org

The only way the Bulldogs can sign all their targets is to make use of the early enrollee spaces available in January. espn.go.com

They, and other enrollees, could open up treatment options for future patients. onlineathens.com

Jones and Ogletree believed leaving, assistant coaches, early enrollees. ledger-enquirer.com

Unlike Medicare which is financed by enrollees and the federal government, Medicaid is financed by the feds and state governments. boston.com

Insurers must send enrollees and prospective members documents that allow for comparisons of coverage, but they say the requirement could lead to higher premiums. ama-assn.org

Some experts question state interpretations that the Supreme Court decision means they no longer need federal waivers to cut enrollees. ama-assn.org

FEHBP enrollees generally pleased with health coverage. govexec.com