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    As of 2014 there were 53.8 million Medicare recipients, of those 53.5 million were recipients of Medicare Part A (NCPSSM, 2016). Those 53.5 million individuals qualify for receiving the Medicare Hospice Benefit (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, 2016). With an older adult (65 and up) population continuously aging and growing, the need for end of life care continues to grow as well (US Department of Health and Human Services , 2015). According to Department of Health and Human Services…

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    The capitation rates for HMO in Medicare consist of the number of individuals who enroll in HMO plans. It would be in the best interest of providers to provide superb care, so they do not run the risk of losing consumers to other plans. However, the more customers enrolling in an HMO increases the number medical procedures and testing which will increase the cost of providing treatment. A high number of HMO members will decrease the profits of physicians. According to Hicks (2014), By limiting…

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    Medicare Reimbursement Medicare pays a fixed amount for the patient’s care every month to the hospitals and physicians offering Medicare Advantage Plans. Medicare reimbursement rates are set by federal legislation which manage how much a hospital or physician will receive from Medicare to provide a given medical service or supply. Consequently, hospitals and physicians are paid a fixed amount that is expected to cover the costs of care while treating a patient. Therefore, the hospitals and…

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    If I were to choose a medicare plan, I will choose the original medicare coverage which covers Plan A and Plan B. I believe that I have more options and I will be better served if I have the original medicare coverage insurance. The downfall of the orginal medicare coverage is the cost and not everything is covered. However, I would like to go to any doctors and hospitals I chose without any approvals or difficulties. I often see patients who have the advanced medicare coverage plan in the…

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    authorized to extend the deadline for enrollment. Bush Administration and Republicans This group stated that the problems in implementation of Medicare Part D can be eliminated by management tools and not via applying several legislations. Strategies and tools in implementation of Medicare Part D The successful and effective implementation of Medicare Part D was the collaborative effort of federal, state and local agencies. Its stakeholders included several state officials of Medicaid program,…

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    For this forum I had a discussion with a woman who is 70 and her 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…

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    2) The growing size of the Medicare Advantage population and rising importance of the Medicare Advantage payer Medicare Advantage is a quickly growing segment and Medicare Advantage payers are an important target customer and partner Medtronic’s for Value Based Healthcare initiatives going forward. Medicare Advantage (MA) is a program that originated out of the 2006 Federal Healthcare bill, allowing private insurance companies to take responsibility for Medicare patients. The private insurance…

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    Countless Medicare beneficiaries suffer from serious disabilities or illnesses and receive service from numerous medical professionals in various health care locations. Since these patients are in such poor health, they often find themselves receiving treatment in a lengthy hospital stay. There is a high chance of an error occurring when patients are being transitioned back into the community because it is hard for the hospital clinician to obtain all of the medical history necessary to…

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    I. Penetration The data for this study were drawn from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). It provided the Medicare Advantage (MA) plan penetration rates at the state/county level. In this study we compare the following counties: Broward, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Orange (Home County). Exhibit 1 shows the market penetration for the months of December throughout 2012-2015. Each line represents a different county. As you can see in Palm Beach County the…

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    assistance. Medicare and Social Security are two very helpful systems for the elderly. With these two system in place many retirees are able to enjoy their retirement without having to worry about doctor visits or financial steadiness. These two systems is what makes so people can retire and enjoy what they have so long and hard worked for. Medicare is a very helpful system for many elderly people. Medicare covers people over the age of 65 or for younger individuals who are disabled. “Medicare,…

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