enrollee

[ en-roh-lee, -roh-lee ]

noun

1. a person enrolled, in a class, school, course of study, etc.

Word History and Origins

Origin of enrollee¹

enroll + -ee

Example Sentences

It’s billed as an answer to the purported complexity of Medicaid, but makes the system more complicated for enrollees and administrators.

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House Republicans proposed converting the program from one that covered a percentage of state spending on healthcare to enrollees into a block-grant structure, that lacked the flexibility needed to confront disease outbreaks as they occur.

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On healthcare, Salas supports the Affordable Care Act and has criticized Valadao for voting against the Inflation Reduction Act that included a monthly cap of $35 for insulin for Medicare enrollees.

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This pool was billed as “invisible” — enrollees didn’t know they were in it.

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The drop-off was particularly devastating because it was concentrated among the healthiest potential enrollees — those who often wait until the last minute to sign up and whose premiums generally subsidize older, less healthy patients.

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