Converse of object

• pay: Any upgrades booked or wait listed prior to December 1, 2004 will not have to pay the co-payment.

• make: Reduced medicaid coverage demands are made a higher co-payment.

Adjective modifier

• high: Is from the the data on children who do a higher co-payment.

• small: Not imagine he's the need to plans have networks small charges co-payments.

• patient: Patient co-payments to health insurance plans are on the rise, and physician practices are collecting increasingly larger sums of cash.

Modifies a noun

• option: We also offer a co-payment option which reduces your premium by 40 % Take a look at the full details.

Noun used with modifier

• charge: Not imagine he's the need to plans have networks small charges co-payments.

Preposition: in

• sector: We should also stimulate new entrants to the schools market and be willing to experiment with new forms of co-payment in the public sector.

• NHS: The Health Committee has conducted recent inquiries into smoking in public places, co-payments in the NHS and changes to primary care trusts.

Preposition: for

• care: Research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation ( JRF ) also advocates co-payment for long-term care.

• name: Legislative director for p among those on california's low-income co-payment for name.

• service: There will be personalized medicine and almost certainly co-payments for certain services, novel drugs and so on which arenât quite there yet.