Question

HSAD 400-01 Aging in the US: Intro to Gerontology & Senior Support Care

1)Even in an ideal long-term care system, equal access to care would require a consideration of functional criteria in combination with financial status, enrollment in health insurance plans, and the underlying illness.

            True

            False

2) According to a survey in 2013, the majority of assisted living residents (about 70%) came to the facility from a private home.

            True

            False

3) Medicare and Medicaid are the major sources for regulations of the long-term care industry involving both quality and payment.

            True

            False

4) One way that the ACA could have possibly decreased the cost of health care across all segments, by effectively lowering the cost of liability insurance, would have been to include tort reform; however, this was not addressed in the legislation in any significant way.

            True

            False

5) In the past, quality measures have focused primarily on the process and/or structure. In order to effectively measure and improve quality, those two elements need to be put aside, and attention must be paid exclusively to outcomes.

            True

            False

Answer 1

1.True.in long term it would be necessary to cobine cost,illness and insurance plan to get best treatment.

2.True.majority of junior residents starts their own practising home inorder to get experience.

3.false.In long term care there are otherr systems which pprovide assistance

4.True

5.False