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    get insurance or health care depending on their race, gender and economics status. “Reform advocates have emphasized the growing number of uninsured Americans, now estimated at forty-seven million and also a manifestation of a failed system”.2 Health care is a basic human right and anybody living in the United States must have access to health care and services when they need help. Health care is a basic human right and anybody living in the United States should have easy access to insurance.…

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    Tennessee resident, cannot go to her annual check-ups to maintain her health, which took a new priority in her life because surviving cancer took a physical toll. Mike Adcox suffered an injury in 2013 that prevented him from working; now he lives in pain without the ability to receive care. A back injury and chronic arthritis prevents Phillip Willis from working, so he cannot afford the insurance to get back to work. The list of stories continues because of the failure of Bill Haslam,…

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    contributes to quality of life. It becomes the focus of considerable interest in both developed and developing countries. Especially, in developing countries, health care is one of the special development strategies beside poverty reduction and economic growth. In order to improve health care quality and health outcomes of people, the government has been putting efforts to upgrade the facilities, improve capabilities of medical staff and provide better health insurance system. However, what are…

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    Benefits Of Obama Care

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    The amount of adults without insurance dropped by 30.1 percent according to the Data from Centers for Disease Control and prevention, Urban Institute, and costs of hospital care. (Eichenwald) Those who couldn’t afford health insurance are now able to afford it. Insurance companies cannot deny people coverage as they were doing before. No one can be denied coverage due to previous health issues. Now that more people have insurance, they will be visiting the doctor more often therefore…

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    Health Insurance Arguments

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    In today’s economy, there is an outrageous demand for health insurance. President Obama has signed a reform for citizens without medical health insurance. Since the reform has been passed, controversy has been split into those who support it and those who don’t. Others believe that it will worsen the economy and the opposing side will argue that those who don’t have coverage may now benefit from it. Even though citizens should have a choice to a health coverage rather than being forced to have…

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    resulting from hospital visits after the MRI/MRCP pre-approval denials (of December 2011) because I knew the insurance company was very wrong for having denied them. I knew I had to question their decision and planned on getting legal advise on the matter. Still, I have never sued any doctors, hospitals, or insurance companies. However, I felt if I didn't at least try to make the insurance company accountable, in a way, I would be condoning their actions. I would be doing nothing to take a…

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    Issues With Ebola

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    hospital in America to treat a patient with Ebola. With a full critical medical staff the hospital was unable to save the patient’s life from this disease. During this time Nina Pham, a nurse from Texas Health Presbyterian contracted the deadly disease and later filed a law suit against the hospital for unsafe working conditions, HIPPA violations and emotional and life damages. The lawsuit states that Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital neglected her and other staff member’s safety during the…

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    Health Insurance Act where everyone is obligated to pay for health care insurance. However, Netherlands is two-tier where basic medical care would be covered by the country’s national health insurance. Netherlands is located in Europe and is one of the only European countries that is based on private insurance instead of a national system. The Dutch system has been considered far more satisfactory with their care and it still only costs a small fraction of what Americans pay for health…

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    At what impact does obesity have on the rates of our health insurance premiums? Obesity is one of the leading causes of morbidity, disability, healthcare utilization, and healthcare costs because it’s a very pervasive, chronic disease (“What is Obesity?”). It is a complex subject that many stereotypically state to be caused by a person’s unhealthy lifestyle choices. However, they do not understand how it may be a result of uncontrollable medical conditions. Nevertheless, people should do their…

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    From: Aadit Sheth, Leading Life Insurance Company Date: Subject: Long Term Care Insurance Mr Kohler, I am writing to inform you about a new insurance product which I learnt about at the conference I attended last week, as a representative from our firm. The insurance product is actually very innovative and I was amazed at how useful this product would be for our firm as it could enable us to attract a great number of customers. The product is called ‘Long Term Care Insurance’ and as the name…

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