In March 2010, Patient protection and Affordable care act was signed into legislature by President by Mr.Obama.
In a nutshell, 6.6 Mn young adults will be covered under the existing policy of parents. 30 Mn adults will be covered under health care policy by 2020. Primarily by extension of new insurance policies and by extension of Medicaid services.
The following 6 approaches were covered by AHC to cover the uninsured.
1. Young adult coverage:
All young adults under 26 age to be covered under their parents policy by 2014. This is mandatory and will add to tax penalty if not done. This ensures the high school and college graduates to be covered by insurance until they become financially independent to buy their own policy.
2. More benefits for women:
Women enjoy the greatest impact of the ACA by having a variety of premium options. They also need to pay equally to men. For pre existing conditions like cancer and pregnancy will be covered under the insurance policy.
3. 4 tiers of healthcare coverages;
Like bronze, silver, gold, platinum coverage depending on the individual budget and the extent of coverage. Bronze tier 60% will be paid by insurance providers 40% to be paid by individuals. This is the mandatory plan that need to be covered by any individual by 2014. This also supports for essential health care support. likewise 70 % by silver, 80 % by gold, 90% by platinum.
4. ACA provide benefits to 10 people category;
Any plan to provide healthcare to following;
5. Accountable by insurance providers;
Insurance providers to ensure the quality of care given to the patients. If the provider pays more than 20% on premium to its overheads, they have give back the difference overtime which again reduces the money spent by individuals.
6. Aid to the elderly:
Senior citizens will have major impact to avail the ACA benefits by protecting the benefits from existing healthcare. They provide preventive benefits such as mammogram or colonoscopy for free.
The remaining uninsured after the ACA are modeled to have 30 percent lower average monthly cost than the uninsured before the ACA. Did the uninsured who obtained coverage after the ACA have, on average, more or less morbidity than those who remained uninsured?
to be constitution uninsured rate/numbers in 2010, Number and rate of insured The uninsured: What was happening to the uninsured rate leading up to the ACA? What are the two health insurance coverage provisions of the ACA that came into effect Teet January 1, 2017 Uninsured rate of children compared to adults: factors that affect this rate difference According to Key Facts about the Uninsured Population: uninsured rate/numbers in 2010 2018 How has the number of uninsured changed under the...
What are the likely experiences under the ACA? 25-30 million uninsured will still exist Shortage of PCP's will be a major barrier to access Pervasive negative sentiments could lead to a repeal of the ACA's major provisions All of the above Evidence-based medicine proposes to incorporate _____ in medical care delivery. 1. Clinical Trials 2. Best practices 3. Experimentation 4. Clinical review
what types of financial assistance with health insurance coverage are provided by ACA?what percent of the remaining uninsured were eligible for financial assistance in 2018?
What approaches did you use to overcome past challenges that might be useful to tackle problems during your educational journey?
What type of price-control measures did the Affordable Care Act (ACA) impose on Medicare hospital reimbursement? The ACA changed the method of hospital payment from diagnosis-related groups to a partial cost-based method per admission. The ACA imposed price reductions on hospitals on the basis of an assumed productivity increase, whether or not these productivity increases occur. The ACA changed the hospital facility fee to be the same as the facility fee paid to physicians (for the same type of visit)...
2. What approaches did the author recommend to enhance health promoting behaviors?
for 8 hours. 2) A cor moving at 120 mph, travels What distance did it cover?
What has been the impact of politics on the ACA? Remember to use the policy terms and tools from previous modules. Do not make this about politics, politics will influence the policy. Do not blame a political party or make this an editorial.
What is the ACA? Why was it passed? What are the potential benefits to healthcare organizations to be gained as ACA features become implemented? What are potential threats from the ACA?