Ans) The original plan for medicaid developed by the ACA:To call for al 50 states to expand their medicaid programs to 138% poverty level.
- ACA seeks to reduce costs and improve outcomes by shifting the focus of insurers and providers to quality of care vs. quantity of care.
- Introduces a number of programs to test and expand new models
of care and new payment procedures
- Small business health insurance tax credits
- Required free preventative care
- ACA provided new funding to state Medicaid programs that elect to
provide preventive care services to Medicaid patients
- Free preventive care for seniors
Financial relief for seniors who hit the Medicare Part D "donut
hole"
- Supreme court held that the federal government could NOT
coerce states to expand their state Medicaid programs by
threatening to eliminate funding if they chose not to expand the
existing programs
Part of financing of Affordable Care Act reduces Medicare payments
to disproportionate share hospitals.
Discuss Medicaid expansion and healthcare financing mandates included in the Affordable Care Act. (Chapter 8)
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?
If Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act would provide coverage for millions of new beneficiaries nationwide, why is it that several states have not elected to expand their Medicaid programs?
This question is in regard to the Medicaid expansion, and the Affordable care act. Ultimately, states will be responsible for 10 percent of the cost of expansion in their states. How will the states handle this cost? (I'm thinking it could have something to do with eligibility, reimbursements, tax cuts and or blocking grants? HELP.)
Many researchers have shown that expansion of Medicaid coverage under the Affordable Care Act led to increases in insurance coverage and healthcare utilization in states that decided to expand Medicaid. Suppose this increase in healthcare utilization led to nurses working more hours per week. Explain the trade-off between working more/longer hours and patient health. Would you expect this increase in nurses' hours worked to affect patients' health outcomes? Would you expect the effect on patients' health to be different if...
please discuss in detail about Medicare and Medicaid Legislation (1965) and Affordable Care Act (ACA)
This question relates to the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court about expansion of Medicaid in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Which of the following statements, if any, correctly states the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court on the issue of Medicaid expansion in the ACA? A) The federal government can withdraw existing Medicaid funds from states that decline to participate in the ACA’s expansion of Medicaid. B) The federal government cannot withdraw existing Medicaid funds from states that decline...
In 300 words discuss the Affordable Care Act and Healthcare managers but as you think about the health care reform act Obamacare select a specific aspect of this Act and discuss it's the implication for healthcare managers
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
Briefly discuss The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) that are impacting healthcare quality and reimbursement today
Select one of the following main components of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and discuss at least one strength and weakness of the component: individual mandate, employer mandate, Medicaid eligibility expansion, or insurance market regulation. How do you think that the identified weakness might be addressed?