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    EdenHill Communities is a non-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) located in New Braunfels, Texas. EdenHill began as a charitable home for older adults in 1910, and by the 1980’s EdenHill evolved to include a large skilled nursing unit, a rehabilitation center, assisted living apartments, and cottages for independent living (2016). Today, EdenHill Communities has a large campus with a number of buildings for independent living, and one large building with separate areas for…

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    Adams Funeral Homes has endured many challenges since its inception in 1874. Overall, both the family and business have been successful in overcoming these challenges thus far. This memo will address the recent improvements that have taken place, identify the current issues facing the business, and make recommendations that address these issues in an effective manner. There are many obstacles that the family and business have had to overcome. Some of the obstacles that the business has had to…

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    Significant Healthcare Event Eric Marshall HCM500 – The U.S. Healthcare System Dr. David Meckstroth June 28, 2015 Significant Healthcare Event The Medicare and Medicaid programs have played a very essential role on the U.S. healthcare system since the 1960’s. It was the biggest change in health care that the citizens of the U.S. have ever seen. Medicare was designed While the union between short term exposure to PM2.5 and mortality was higher among Medicare enrollees that had a previous…

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    strength of Medicaid is its Medicaid spend down program. Even if the individual’s income exceeds Medicaid…

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    Medicare Program Analysis

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    The paper below discusses what Medicare and Medicaid are. It also talks about who is eligible for these two programs, and what they consist of. Medicare offers 4 different parts of health care. Part A, B, C, &D. These parts focus on hospital and medical insurance, as well as prescription drug coverage. Medicaid offers many different programs, such as programs for children, long term care facilities, and community and home-based patient’s. The program that they offer for children is called CHIP,…

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    Long Term Care Benefits

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    of resources to pay for their living in a long-term care facility. Because Medicare offers to individuals 65 years and older, long-term care services covered by Medicare for the health protection of persons age 65 and older are a necessity. Since Medicaid covers long-term care services for very low-income individuals, Medicare should also provide coverage for long-term care facilities for the older persons of age 65 and older. While not suggesting that the Federal government should just loan…

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    argument that shape a women’s pregnancy and experience in Alpha hospital. In this paper the intersection between a woman’s body, Medicaid and race will be discussed using the frame of society’s opinion and the case example of Alpha Hospital. In the postmodern…

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    The prevalent issue of Medicaid has been an underlying issue for many years. However, Medicaid has been providing a quality of care for those who are unable to afford it. Thanks to President Lyndon Baines Johnson who ...“signed the Social Security Amendments which established Medicare and Medicaid” (“The 1965 Medicare Amendment to the Social Security Act”). While this plan promised to improve health care for all, it also put a stain on the government. According to Medium.com, “ In 2007, about…

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    thoughts, and actions (What 2013). Currently, 19 states have yet to expand Medicaid eligibility and mental health is an important topic of consideration (Current 2017). The first article is titled “The Effects of Medicaid Eligibility on Mental Health Services and Out-of-Pocket Spending for Mental Health Services” (hereinafter referred to as “Article #1”) and that article will be compared and contrasted to the article titled “Medicaid Expansions from 1997 to 2009 Increased Coverage and Improved…

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    once in their life, some more than others. A plethora of people cannot afford or simply do not know what insurance is. Many older children are at the point where they are watching over their parents and want the best coverage for them. Medicare and Medicaid are two very popular forms of support. By definition Medicare is “A Federal program that provides health coverage if you are over 65 or have a severe disability, no matter your income.” But don’t get it mistaken for being free. It is just…

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