She was at the office yesterday to recertify her benefits.

Most institutions expect their staff to recertify at least every two years.

To handle dangerous on her own, she would have to recertify.

Failure to recertify will result in removal from the 340B program.

They recertify me, make sure I'm still here, phone calls, email, go through that process.

Very few - about 1 percent - do not recertify because they no longer meet the low income requirements, according to state officials and others.

All of our judges are required to recertify for the upcoming season.

No need to see a doctor ever again to recertify the need.

Ashcroft signed the presidential order to recertify the program about three weeks later.

The hospice medical director is also required under Medicare to recertify patients.

Adults in Medicaid are offered free movie tickets to recertify quickly.

The Department does not wish to require that manufacturers recertify all their products when this change comes into force.

State nursing home inspectors were told to simply recertify institutions under the old laws.

We must identify immigrants' skills and help them to recertify within one or two years of arrival, she said.

About 30 percent of the people in the study who failed to recertify eventually re-enrolled.

Families in the Irvine district must recertify their residency each year, he said.

In its response to the city, the agency admitted why: It had only two employees to recertify more than 900 foster homes.

And frankly, we need more than an educated guess to recertify revenues."

It is also developing plans to periodically recertify the weight capacity of all public vessels.

As of January 1, 2000, members may now recertify more than once per calendar year if enough credits are attained.

Once certification has been granted, members will have to recertify every three years by tracking ongoing professional development.

Upon passing certification, we are required to continue to train and recertify annually with our partners.

Wisconsin's collective bargaining rules require all local public unions to recertify each year.

Since March 1997, if a physician does not recertify every eight years, their board certification status expires.

But recipients had to fill out a lengthy application to recertify their eligibility.