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    country have access to care, with use of insurance coverage, the health of the nation is improved. This is because sick people are less likely to delay treatment and more likely to seek primary care when they can afford and/or have coverage. Tennessee like all other states had an opportunity to provide an exchange to their residents. The exchange would have “made insurance more affordable [for the vulnerable poor and sick] …who purchased insurance through an Exchange established by a…

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    The act was introduced to Congress on March 2, 2017. The purpose of the bill is to stop federal involvement of regulating stop-loss insurance, used by self-insured employers. Employer who self-covers the employee medical bills is allowed to cover the medical cost directly or paying the employee after the claim, instant of paying a monthly insurance premium. Furthermore, employers are fully responsible for the coverage of employees medical cost and the plans are customized according to the…

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    Obamacare Pros And Cons

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    Obamacare was created to provide everyone with several types of adaptable health insurances. Obamacare, also known as ‘Affordable Care Act (ACA)’ has been around for years already and has been very successful. The website affordablehealthca.com states that the Affordable Care Act was signed by Obama in the month and year of March 2010. This law was passed two years after the election of President Obama and some people still don’t understand how Obamacare works. It is extremely important to know…

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    outside of the market place. Employees will be able to buy private insurance and won’t be denied by companies based on sickness just as Obamacarefacts.com phrases. There are many positive outcomes when signing up to Obamacare and there is a low amount of unhappiness with those that are already signed up. All the plans that Obamacare offer have no out-of-pocket cost for annual check-ups, immunization, preventive tests, medical plans, health statuses, and other basic care that many people can…

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    includes many new benefits and protections for health care consumers. Some of the major benefits include: elimination the life-time and annual benefit limits, insuring people with pre-existing conditions, free preventive care, and expanding the Medicaid program. ACA requires most Americans to have health insurance coverages. Individuals, families and small business employers can choose and buy health insurance policies through competitive insurance markets, and can receive premium tax credits or…

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    Health Care System is the maintenance and improvement of physical and mental health, especially through the provision of medical services. Even Though, America was not in a better stage in the Healthcare system comparing to the western countries, still, it gave free health care services to the people depending on the incomes and legalizations. America is the 37th ranked country which gives better health care, according to the World Health Organization. Although, United States spends more…

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    Health care is the preservation and improvement of physical and mental health through services that diagnose, treat, and prevent illness and injury. In the United States, almost all health care facilities are owned by the private sector. Private industries are not government owned and therefore can charge whatever price they want for their product, therefore it is not surprising that the number one cause of bankruptcy in America is medical reasons. The government has enacted some laws to help…

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    Hospital Care Case Study

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    (2012) reported health care expenditure increased in 2012 by 3.7 percent grossing at $2.8 trillion which marked a continued trend of deliberate progression. Hospital care also increased from 3.5 percent in 2011 to 4.9 percent in 2012 grossing at $882.3 billion. This progression was affected by cost and non-cost factors. Other personal health services also progressed significantly such as physician and clinical services (4.6 percent), other professional services (4.5 percent), other health,…

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    initials are N.H. While discussing Medicare, Medicaid and the affordable health Care Act, she expressed her concerns with me. She said that with Medicare the rising cost for medicine is something that extremely concerning since she is retired and only has so much money to live on a month. With Medicare she really didn’t have much concerns since her children were it to coverage her grandchildren. When talking about the Affordable Health Care Act, her biggest concern was that some doctors don’t…

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    Marjorie Kizorek Case

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    I am writing in response to Marjorie Kizorek’s inquiry to the Illinois Department of Insurance dated September 28, 2015. In the inquiry, Mrs. Kizorek expressed concerns over the termination of her health insurance coverage and the processing of claims from date-of-service September 1, 2015. Marjorie Kizorek had coverage under the Blue Choice Bronze PPO 005 Individual Health insurance policy effective March 1, 2015. The policy active and paid to July 31, 2015. After a review of the concerns…

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