Synonyms for uninsured
unin·sured

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1. uninsuredadjective

   not covered by insurance

   "an uninsured motorist"

   Antonyms:
   insurable, insured

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1. List of paraphrases for "uninsured":

   non-insured, unsecured

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1. Charles Schumer:

   The plight of uninsured Americans and the hardships caused by unfair insurance company practices certainly needed to be addressed. But it wasn't the change we were hired to make, we would have been better able to address it if Democrats had first proposed and passed bold programs aimed at a broader swath of the middle class.

2. Michael Tanner:

   The government hasn’t done a very good job with the health care system it already runs, medicare is nearly $50 trillion in debt, there [are] still all sorts of problems with the VA system, Medicaid provides coverage that is barely better than being uninsured. So the government’s track record is not very successful.

3. The GAO:

   Surveys GAO identified estimated that the uninsured rate declined significantly among households with incomes eligible for the APTC (Advanced Premium Tax Credit).

4. Ira Mehlman:

   That work continues with SB 10 next year, to expand Medi-Cal to uninsured, undocumented adults and to remove barriers to the state exchange to allow undocumented immigrants who can afford it to purchase insurance with their own money. you would think the cost would damage the chances of it happening, but if you look at the way the California legislature has operated for the last 10-15 years, it seems even as they’re dealing with tight budgets and cutting services for other people, they keep coming up with new benefits for people who are in the country illegally.

5. Stephanie Roberson:

   Sure, there is sticker shock. But there should be sticker shock for how much we are paying now, what are we getting? People are still uninsured. People are still underinsured. People are going into medical debt. People have to reach tens of bthousands of dollars of deductibles. We’ll eliminate that under this program.