Explanation:
27. ANS: Managed care plans never
provide financial incentive to over treat patients
28. ANS: According to the Georgetown University’s Center for
Children and Families new research in 2017 an estimated 3.9 million
children were uninsured and in 2016 it is 3.6 million. So more US
kids were uninsured in 2017 than 2016
29. ANS: Public and private hospitals alike are prohibited by law from denying a patient care in an emergency.
30. ANS: Medicare will pay for twenty days of care at 100% of the cost.
31. ANS: Medicaid and CHIP the most common type of health insurance among children ages 3 and younger and it covers for children of all ages. In the year 2015 it covers 48.8% young child.
Medicaid is a federal state program and it is varies from state to state.
In many states nursing homes are the most expensive form of caring for the elderly.
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