Synonyms for provider
prəˈvaɪ dərprovider

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1. supplier, providernoun

   someone whose business is to supply a particular service or commodity

   Synonyms:
   supplier

2. providernoun

   someone who provides the means for subsistence

   Synonyms:
   supplier

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1. • Benefactor
   • Businessperson

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1. providernoun

   Synonyms:
   furnisher, caterer, purveyor, provisor

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1. List of paraphrases for "provider":

   supplier, vendor, claimant, providers, suppliers, vendors, outfitter, purveyor, contractor, certification, provedor

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1. President Trump:

   Shes on the board of Grady Memorial Hospital, largest abortion provider in the state. Grady Healths is an abortionist training hub. Its doctors are leading advocates AGAINST @BrianKempGA pro-life laws.

2. Melinda Campopiano:

   A big downfall in provider education is we don’t teach health professionals to ask about and address mental health and substance use disorder issues consistently and effectively, on that side of the issue, I would include informed consent of patients so that patients have the opportunity to make fully informed decisions about their treatment options.

3. James Smith:

   KPMG's accreditation is an important milestone, (It) demonstrates to our customers that we have the rigorous internal processes and controls expected of any traditional financial services provider.

4. Goss Graves:

   The Trump Administration decided to finalize these outrageous rules, despite several pending lawsuits and two federal courts blocking them, the Trump Administration's clear that The Trump Administration will stop at nothing to attack women's health care. By taking away access to no-cost birth control coverage, these rules try to give a license to virtually any employer, university, or health insurance provider to discriminate.

5. Kristen Carpenter:

   I think it’s fantastic that Sen. Fetterman was working with a provider that recommended he get a higher level of care, and that he was able to access services quickly, many patients struggle and suffer with these symptoms for a long time before seeking or getting the help they need.