specialized service

The executive did not want to move because his community offered highly specialized services for the child.

It provides specialized services to the district like professional development and special education support.

But some specialized services now available at all three hospitals would be concentrated in one building.

Almost every hospital refers some patients elsewhere for specialized services.

Companies and clients say their specialized services are more effective than the efforts of a consumer working alone.

"It would be a facility that could provide specialized services to families to deal with the inevitable."

The only airline in India having specialized services for hills.

Each homeless person would be interviewed and referred to specialized services.

In Wisconsin, special purpose units of government provide specialized services for those who live within the district.

Besides the agents, there were a few others offering "specialized services."

Specialized services may be provided inside or outside the regular classroom, depending on the type of service.

Few niche market customers demand a such a specialized service vehicle.

They are more interested in the highly profitable specialized services for business, such as private networks.

For instance, some of them might offer specialized services such as eye care, cancer clinic etc.

The "service specialist": individuals whose specialized services are required, usually by the performers.

The county's municipalities, while governing their own affairs, may call upon the County for specialized services.

Availability of leading edge, specialized services that allow patients to receive treatment in their own community.

It has since expanded to included other specialized services.

Dr. Green said that "there is a huge need for emergency and specialized services in our area."

In turn, the wealth produced by this development has provided the means to pay for the specialized services which the professionals supply.

Specialized services are available for veterans and women, as well as people with disabilities.

For patients who live in suburban and rural areas, the changes could mean that they would get more specialized services at hospitals closer to home.

"Where do you draw the line between responding to a regular reference question and providing a specialized service?"

Under proposed new guidelines, the agency would shun what it calls "specialized services."

Still, new companies have offered a spectacular array of low-cost equipment and specialized services.