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    per month of treatment.” (Bach). To address this alarming trend, oncologists and cancer centers should be ethical by discussing costs compared to benefits in detail with their patients, and the government should allow Medicare…

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    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 like any other insurance…

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    Johnson. CMS consists of both hospital insurance (Part A) and medical insurance (Part B) of the Medicare program. Together, these two insurances are referred to as the “Original Medicare”. In 1972, the Medicare program expanded to allow more people to become eligible such as people who are disabled, over sixty-five, and those suffering from end-stage renal disease. Those who only received cash assistance…

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    In this didactic piece Canadian Medicare: We Need It and We Can Keep It by Duckett and Peetoom, the authors delved into aspects of Canadian medicare that need to be refurbished to ensure the system remains sustainable. The book describes medicare in the past and how healthcare around it has changed, inevitably meaning medicare needs changes as well. The main goal the authors depict for medicare is the idea that “the right person enables the right care in the right setting, on time, every time”…

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    As the National Council on Aging highlighted in my previous discussion post, there are serious influences that have to be considered prior to enrolling in Medicare Advantage. Every circumstance or situation will be inherently different for every individual, in my case as my previous post mentioned. “if” I elect Tricare for Life then Medicare Advantage would not be a feasible option since MA is “not” compatible. Advantages listed under the National Council on Aging website: Lower costs – “look at…

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    might incur. It's no secret that Medicare is the first obvious option, but what happens after Medicare pays its 80%? There are two options available - one can either pay the remaining 20% out-of-pocket or enroll in a Medicare Supplement policy. Medicare Supplement policies, also known as Medigap, were created to help Medicare enrollees obtain a secondary health insurance as an alternative to just paying thousands of dollars out of pocket…

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    I interviewed my neighbor who is a retired instructor and has Medicare. She expressed that since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was executed it has helped tremendously. She said the cash for Medicare Part D that assists with prescriptions and the budgetary help once you have reached your maximum for medicines helps since her retirement is minimal. Likewise her doctor has disclosed to her that numerous types of preventive consideration are currently accessible at no extra cost. He expressed that…

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    as well as Medicare have both been created as a concrete form of assistance for individuals who have reached a specific age. These forms of welfare are given to almost every citizens without the determination of their specific income, compared to other forms of welfare such as (TANF) as well as (SNAP) which require the individual to “fall below a certain income level” before receiving them, in other words “means tested” (Wilson, Dilulio, & Bose, 402). Social Security as well as Medicare are…

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    Thank you for your post. I found this case on Medicare/Medicaid fraud orchestrated by Sajid Javed via pharmacy/pharmaceutical to be interesting. In addition to your post, not only were there 301 various healthcare professionals and nine pharmacies participating in the fraud, but this fraud occurred throughout multiple US states within 36 federal districts, especially the following: Southern District of Florida; Tampa, Orlando, and the Middle District of Florida; New York; Missouri; and…

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    The Medicare community has oversight by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, (CMS). Healthcare organizations are contracted to provide quality healthcare options for consumers by CMS however; each plan has limitations in those plan that prevent the consumer from obtaining that quality care they expect. Some of the main concerns that prohibit streamlining the process are plans dropping doctor’s mid-year without sufficient notice to members, coverage problems not clearly identified in…

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