Compare and contrast Medicare Advantage plans and Medicaid plans. What are some of the distinctive differences as defined by Kongstvedt?
In America Health care program from government provide health
care cost coverage for all Americans..Medicare and medicaid play a
important role in covering their health care cost..Basic difference
between medicaid and medicare is the eligibility for each
program..Medicare is for people those who are 65 years or older and
young people with some disabilities and end-stage renal failure..If
you paid 10years medicare taxes and if you are married and spouse
fulfilled the 10years work requirement can receive medicare
benefits..
But medicaid is different from medicare that help cover medical
cost for the people with low income and financial
resources..Medicaid cover children under 19 years and their parents
when you have financial resources..
Medicaid and medicare covers health care cost for doctor
visit,hospital stay,prescription drugs and medications..but the way
they providing coverage will be different..That medicare divided
into part A which covers hospital services, Part B covers doctors
visit,part D covers prescription drugs costs..Medicaid covers all
this in a single program that is part C medicare advantage plans
use..
Medicare provide limited coverage for long-term care,more to
skilled nursing facilities for short period of time..but medicaid
covers cost for nursing homes,assisted living facilities,long-term
care as long as necessary..
federal government runs medicare, so other state might not qualify
for medicare..medicaid is joint federal and state
program..sometimes people eligible for both medicare and medicaid
when they are financial challenges that is called
'dual-eligible'..They get some of the premium and co-payment costs
that is under medicare and medicaid can fill the gap when medicare
will not cover the costs..
As per Kongstvedt concern on managed care (medicare and medicaid)
has many difference for financing or delivering health
care..Fee=for-service(FFS) continue to be an important component of
medicaid program design and spending..To identify the success in
managed care need improvement strategies in available
data..Effective managed care program promote care management and
care coordination and it provide greater control and predict
ability on state spending..It improve program accountability for
performance,access and quality..There is difference in large part
in population served and how the program designed statutory
requirement for the program..There is difference in role of
provider network,the process of enrolling in a managed care plan
and its choices,cost sharing in the managing utilization..
Compare and contrast Medicare Advantage plans and Medicaid plans. What are some of the distinctive differences...
Compare and contrast the major differences between fee-for-services reimbursement (i.e. traditional commercial insurance plans) and the proposed pay-for-performance (P4P) / value-based purchasing (VBP) method proposed and adopted by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Review government reimbursement methods for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries to help identify major areas of change proposed by the ACA.
Compare and contrast each of the three questions related to Managed Care Organizations, Medicare, and Medicaid with one another and explain how they were similar and different to each other. Managed care organizations emphasize physicians' responsibilities to control patient access to expensive hospitalization and specialty care, a principle dubbed "gatekeeping." Some argue that "gatekeeping" is unethical because it introduces financial factors into treatment decisions. Others say it improves quality by promoting the use of the most appropriate levels of care....
Compare and contrast each of the three questions related to Managed Care Organizations, Medicare, and Medicaid with one another and explain how they were similar and different to each other. Managed care organizations emphasize physicians' responsibilities to control patient access to expensive hospitalization and specialty care, a principle dubbed "gatekeeping." Some argue that "gatekeeping" is unethical because it introduces financial factors into treatment decisions. Others say it improves quality by promoting the use of the most appropriate levels of care....
What are the major differences between Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP? What is Medicare? Does the government fund it completely? How is the funding for Medicaid and CHIP different from the funding for Medicare? What are the four parts of Medicare and what do they cover, in general? Most Americans pay no premiums for Part A - why? What is meant by “prospective payment system,” and what part of Medicare does it affect?
What are the differences in insurance plan funding between Medicare (Part A, B, C, D), Medicaid, and Private Insurance plans? Are there any current and/or future healthcare funding concerns for Medicare, Medicaid, and Private Insurance plans? What are the general differences between funding a Single Payer Model (for example, Canada’s Healthcare Model) of healthcare compared to Private Insurance plan model in the United States? What are your thoughts and ideas on how to fix the US healthcare model raising costs...
Marketing and sales activities of Medicare Advantage or managed Medicaid plans do not allow A. Using a purchased list of email addresses or other types of lists to contact non members B. Door-door solicitation or leaflet distribution C. Completing any portion of the enrollment application for a prospective enrollee D. Requesting any beneficiary identification numbers such as their social Security number, or their personal contact information. E. All of the above F. b and d only
Compare and contrast Piaget's theory to Information Processing. What are some similarities and differences in these cognitive development theories. How does each theory connect to an infant's social development?
Discuss the history of Medicare and compare and contrast Medicare Part A vs. Medicare Part B
Discuss the history of Medicare and Medicaid, emphasizing the increasing cost of both programs and what was was the purpose of offering Medicare Advantage to Medicare beneficiaries?
Identify the similarities and differences between Medicare and Medicaid with regard to: a. Patient eligibility. b. Benefits provided. c. State and/or federal revenue sources. d. Historical origins in the U.S.