In 1965, Congress passed the legislation and President Lyndon Johnson signed America's first health insurance program Medicaid on 30th July. Medicaid serves the poor people of low-income group, families, elderly adults, pregnant women, children, and disabilities. In 1966, it covered about 4 million people and now it almost covers 70 million people and spends about nearly $566 billion. It covers the services of outpatient and inpatient services, Laboratory services, physician services, and home services. Optional benefits cover the services of drugs and some form of therapies.
With what ACT & what YEAR did Medicaid come into being? Who are served by Medicaid?
1. How is Medicaid funded in texas? who is eligible to receive Medicaid benefits? 2.. What is covered by medicare parts A, B and D? 3. Discuss 3 factors that contribute to health disparities in the united states 4. What provision of the Patient protection and Affordable Act addresses a disparity in health care
What is Java? What language did Java come from? Who created Java?
In your own words please, - What did the Social Security Act of 1935 mean for Americans? Also, what was the purpose of the Medicare and Medicaid bills which amended the Social Security Act of 1935? - Explain the evolution of Healthy People and why it is important to health education.
in your own words, how did the Sarbanes and Oxley Act come about? NO PLAGIARISM
The Affordable Care Act allowed for the expansion of the Medicaid program. As the Act passed through the legal system, many states have decided not to expand their respective programs. Select one of the 50 states and discuss whether they have decided to expand their Medicaid program. What are the implications of this decision? Would this expansion help to improve both access and quality while reducing costs?
Four questions describe medicare and who it has to benefit. describe medicaid and who it has to benefit. 3 things that the afforable care act was intended to accomplish. pick one of the centeral problmes of healthcare law and give a example of the problem and a solution.
Where does California fall within the Medicaid expansion debate? What arguments are being used by legislators and other constituents to promote this stance? What about Medicaid expansion? What actions can be taken to promote a nurse's point of view? How will Medicaid expansion (or the lack thereof) affect the nursing practice?
What is CMS, (Center for Medicaid and Medicare services) who works there, what do they do?
31. ACA(Affordable Care Act/Obama Care) includes which of the following? Preexisting condition coverage. b. Medicaid expansion. a. Dependent children up to age 26 being covered under the parents' policies. e. 'b and c' only c. d. All of the above
QUESTION 21 of New York operates its own health insurance exchange and also expanded its Medicaid eligibility according to the provisions of the Affordable Care Act of 2010. a This statement is true because it directs people who visit the insurance exchange and defaults all transactions to the federal exchange called Health.gov Ob. This statement is true. New York State's health insurance exchange is called nystateofhealth.ny.gov. New York state also expanded Medicaid eligibility to 138% poverty level, up by 5%...