C. Remain the same
The affordable care act couldn't bring any changes in the number of U.S. residents who had health insurance,
Prior to the affordable care act the number of U.S residents who had health insurance: a....
Affordable Care Act brought certain health insurance mandates with some exceptions. Since Affordable Health Care Act became law, between years 2010 and 2016, the number of uninsured people in the United States went down from 48 million to about 29 million. Assume that most of these 19 million people who gained health insurance access were young and healthy. Given this information and assumption, holding everything else that may affect the demand for health insurance constant, which one of the following...
Question 21 Since the Affordable Care Act was enacted, health insurance coverage among children under 18 years of age has: O A. increased moderately O B. increased significantly O C. remained about the same D. decreased moderately As Moving to another question will save this response. The majority of money spent in the healthcare system comes from: O A. out-of-pocket payments OB. Medicare OC. private health insurance O D. Medicaid » A Moving to another question will save this response.
1) Under the Affordable Care Act, all employers must offer health insurance. True or false? 2) As a result of the ACA, everyone’s personal income taxes increased from 2010 through 2016. True or false? 3) Entitlement programs offer less discretion to states in policy implementation than block grant programs. True or false? 4) Use of a “gatekeeper,” usually a Primary Care Physician, is used by managed care organizations as a common: a) cost containment strategy b) service utilization control strategy...
What are the major provisions of the Affordable Care Act? The major provisions of the Affordable Care Act are: (Select all that apply.) A holding hospitals accountable B. holding insurance companies accountable. IC improving quality and raising costs. D. providing new consumer protections EE increasing access to affordable care DE providing no consumer protections. OG increasing prices of affordable care. H. improving quality and lowering costs. 1 none of the above
What health care policy patched the health insurance gap for people who were changing jobs? a)HIPAA b)SCHIP c)Medicare d)Medicaid All reference to national health insurance was struck from which piece of legislation due to opposition? a)Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act b)Sickness Insurance Act c)Social Security Act d)Health Security Act Which of the following are primary features of the Clinton health plan? Select all that apply. Elimination of Medicare Guaranteed private insurance for all Choice of physician and health plan...
Affordable Care Act requires most health insurance plans to cover preventative services that have received an "A" or "B" grade recommendation from the U.S. Briefly summarize the key points of the ACA provision In what ways does the ACA provision positively or negatively impact the healthcare decisions of a consumer? How are the ACA provisions impacting your healthcare organization? What is your role as a healthcare administrator in implementing the ACA regulations in your healthcare organization?
Under the Affordable Care Act, which employers are required to provide insurance coverage for all full-time employees and for their dependents? a. Fewer than 50 full-time employees with average wages of less than $100,000. b. All applicable large employers - ALEs. c. Both of these choices are correct. d. None of these choices are correct.
The US has had the Affordable care act (ACA) since 2010 and health care is not improving. Why does the US still have poor outcomes for those with insurance? Why US has some worst health care outcomes? Please l need an explanation (50-100) words 2 references with citations (APA) style
Through a review of health insurance options to include the Affordable Care Act, Medicare, Medicaid and private care insurance, describe in detail the best health insurance options for the following people: 1. Single mother (age 29) mother of three kids (Age 3, 9, 12). Income $29,000/year, no child support. 2. Family of 5 (Mom 39, Dad 42; Kid # 1 13, Kid # 2 10 and Kid # 3 8). Combined income 672,000/year 3. Single widower age 70, living alone,...
help me rephrase this problem statement: The Affordable Healthcare Act has caused an increase in health care premiums. This affects millions of the single parent and low-income families where their state’s Medicaid policy has excluded them from receiving insurance. The underinsured individuals often face unaffordable medical bills because they cannot seek the appropriate preventive care. A probable solution to this problem would be to lower the health care premiums in a manner that would allow those low-income families the opportunity...