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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
disenroll .
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Examples
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If federal officials determine your health plan does not qualify, you will be disenrolled, that is, kicked off.
Sound Politics 2009
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They have been told they are 'disenrolled', so not entitled to attend class.
Aotearoa Independent Media Centre Daphna 2009
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But whether a person is technically disenrolled from ADAP or is on an ADAP waiting list matters little when, in either case, the person can't afford the medicines that can save his or her life.
Regan Hofmann: The Alarming State Of AIDS In America Regan Hofmann 2011
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But whether a person is technically disenrolled from ADAP or is on an ADAP waiting list matters little when, in either case, the person can't afford the medicines that can save his or her life.
Regan Hofmann: The Alarming State Of AIDS In America Regan Hofmann 2011
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Absent a waiver, those who live more than 40 miles from the MTF will be disenrolled from Prime and revert to TRICARE Standard as of October 1.
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I disenrolled in AARP due to their support of healthcare bill.
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I recently disenrolled from AARP-endorsed United HealthCare's Medicare Part D prescription drug plan after they dropped coverage of my main drug an old generic, at that AFTER the enrollment/disenrollment/change period expired on December 31, 2009, AND they failed to give me any notice at all of this significant change.
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The Medicare Rights Center has documented the complaints from the thousands of patients who have disenrolled from their MA plans, many because they were denied the benefits they thought they had.
Saul Friedman: The Sore Loser Republicans Can't Stop Saying "No" 2010
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In the past few years, Ms. Carley has had more clients get letters saying they have been disenrolled from Part D plans after moving closer to their children, including one New York client who went to a Connecticut hospital for treatment and was later transferred to a nearby nursing home.
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It was soon found that sicker patients who were disenrolled by HMOs cost Medicare 160 percent more in the first six months after disenrollment.
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