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    think people should train dogs to be helpful and be of service. Dogs can help disabled people, help find missing bodies and be companions to shut-ins. Dogs are animals that can not only be used as pets but also can be trained to help people in needy situations. This is why I think dogs should be trained to help people. The first reason dogs need to be trained is help people who are in need some type of assistance. Disabled people who are blind, has a seizure disorder, mental illness, hearing…

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    long-term care facilities, but issues arose when Medicare did not pay for long-term service (Bragg and Hansen, 2015). Medicare only funded nursing facilities that offered services to the elderly, so there was a difference between what Medicare provided and the demand for long-term services for elderly and disabled individuals (Bragg and Hansen, 2015). Since the provided…

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    Around 70% of Dorset is in rural settlements or in market towns rather than urban areas, the location of services needs to be thought about when using them in an area such as Dorset because, elderly people are of the most vulnerable and need the services within suitable distance. House prices in Dorset are also considered high which people may struggle to find affordable housing as its 10% more than England’s average. With high house prices people may find it hard to afford appropriate health…

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    number of elderly people and the young more than any other health program in the United States. Medicare has had significant impact since inception. Medicare is…

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    Older Americans Act Essay

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    provide community-based services and supports for older adults and their families. Its mission is extensive: “to help older people maintain maximum independence in their homes and communities and to promote a continuum of care for the vulnerable elderly” (nhpf, 2012). Aging is an uncontrollable process in life. It is defined as the process of getting old and the population that is affected is those who are 65 and older. The increasing number of older adults in the United States deals with…

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    proposition for those already receiving benefits, since there would be less taxes entering. The Cato Institute’s ”6.2 Percent Solution” is one of many policy recommendations to help reform Social Security, but one which is especially frightening to the elderly. The Cato Institute builds its proposition on notion which former President Bill Clinton said “The only way to keep Social Security solvent is (a) raise taxes, (b) cut benefits, or (c) get a high rate of return through private capital…

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    Long Term Care Benefits

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    those under 65 np). According to research, both Medicare and Medicaid are both reliable resources for health insurance in the United States, but some changes could be made to make Medicare more reliable by covering long-term care facilities for the elderly that qualify for…

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    Do No Harm Analysis

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    their society. In conclusion there are way too many negative outcomes that would impact our society as a whole if we legalize euthanasia. As I have explained legalizing euthanasia will have dire effects on the most vulnerable, the elderly, the poor, and the disabled. Consequently, we as a society should use our freedom to protect the most vulnerable in their greatest time of need. When a individual is vulnerable and afflicted with pain, they should be more deserving of our care. America should…

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    Social Security is used to ensure that people in vulnerable situations such as the elderly, the sick/disabled, and the spouse/children of someone who, but passed away have benefits. As of 2012, “About 57 million people collect Social Security benefits each month, and they account for about one in six people in the United States”(www.nasi.org). With social security these people are assured food, health benefits, and a place to live. I feel the government should continue to spend money on this…

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    The Supplemental Security Income was supervised by the Social Security Administration (SSA). In 1972, Congress created SSI to replace the patchwork system of federal grants to states for aid to the aged, blind, or disabled. These grants “intended to supplement the incomes of individuals who were ineligible for Social Security or whose benefits could not provide a basic living”(Introduction to the Supplemental..). Therefore, it have been proven to helps those people that qualify for the programs…

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