medically
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3.5
- adverb
- /ˈmɛdɪkli/
- Commercial health insurance plans have language that basically says we will cover care that is medically necessary.
- medically necessary
- medically complex
- medically underserved
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Watch on YouTubeHow do we stop things unless they're really medically necessary?
- How do we stop things unless they're really medically necessary?
- And we got, yes, yes, that is medically true.
- And all of this was based on just looking at me because medically everything else was fine.
- We're going to just be smarter and smarter about how to do a medically assisted conception.
- So, so medically we can't, we can't discharge him to them.
- But obviously taking pills that you bought on the Internet can be very medically risky.
- He's giving something inside of him to someone who might need it medically.
- I, I, I calling an ambulance, going to hospital, getting medically checked, wake up call, right?
- And so what's happening there is that antibiotics are the fastest way to medically induce dysbiosis within the body.
- One was a medically fragile preemie and is not yet a year old.
- The ketogenic diet was actually shown to be medically relevant for its use to treat epilepsy.
- Like it does sound like something medically could be going wrong and then he's just too embarrassed to admit it.
- So is it true that today, even medically, we know every human experience has a chemical basis to it?
- And the individual who was selected medically disqualified himself.
Examples
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Their access to medically necessary care is guaranteed through a single-payer system.
Academic text (2011) -
In my opinion... ...he is not medically fit to play.
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And by doing so for medically necessary reasons.
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It's not even medically necessary.
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And this is what is referred to medically as positive nitrogen balance.
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Investigations showed that Jenkins' heart was fine; he was medically sound.
Academic text (2012) -
Your condition is important, but it isn't medically urgent, and it's important to make space for urgent patients.
Academic text (2015) -
An insurance adjuster told him the $7,300 helicopter ride was "not medically necessary."
Academic text (2011) -
Doctors must ensure that any procedure they perform is done medically necessary for the patient's health.
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The treatment plan was approved because it was deemed medically essential for the patient's recovery.
Synonyms
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4.5
In a calm, unemotional way like a doctor or in a medical situation
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Etymology
Medically comes from medical, which comes from the Latin medicus meaning 'doctor' and is the same root as medicine. So doing something medically is doing it in a way that is about doctors or medicine.