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    Healthcare has been implemented in America since the the 1900’s, stemming from President Lyndon B. Johnson’s domestic program, The Great Society. This plan included Medicaid, a program which helped low-income families out with medical costs and Medicare, a insurance program that helped American citizens that were 65+ years old. In 1985, The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 added onto the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 in order to give employees some more…

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    Increasingly smaller medical practices with the solo practitioner are going by the way side. Physicians are faced with increasing government regulations, ever-changing insurance mandates and higher operating costs. With the ACA tying the physicians’ performance into variable payment reimbursement, maintaining the bottom line will prove more and more difficult. In 2009 the government passed the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act to support the widespread…

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    The most prevalent form of fraud in the health care system entails the commission of Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse committed by doctors or other health care providers. Enacted during the 1960’s, Medicare and Medicaid’s main purpose was to serve the elderly and the poor. At the time of their enactment, there were no concerns for fraud, however by the mid 1970’s, this had changed and continues to be a problem today. One recent article that has exhibited more than one form of fraud involves…

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    care in America • The IOM report recommended for policies and strategies to support care delivery that • is high-quality, person-centered, and financially sustainable. • The Personalize Your Care Act was purposed through legislature that offered Medicare and Medicaid coverage for voluntary advanced care planning to be done once every five years • In a study report done in January 2014, it…

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    his counsel have accurately disclosed to the Released Parties that (i) Jeffrey Williams has not been a Medicare beneficiary to the date of this Release, (ii) Neither Jeffrey Williams nor any person on her behalf has made any claim for Medicare benefits, (iii) Medicare has not made any conditional payments on behalf of Jeffrey Williams for the alleged injuries in the Occurrence; and (iv) that Medicare is not considering any conditional payments on behalf of Jeffrey Williams for the alleged…

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    industry can be a lucrative business while many dentists provide dental care for people who cannot afford it through charity clinics and dental offices accepting Medicare or Medicaid. The film depicts how dental practices main goal is financial gain without giving adequate dental care, therefore, people go to offices that approve Medicare and Medicaid only to be treated indifferently, yet these offices are compensated whether the patient is seen or not, furthermore, the patient with private…

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    Saying that “the US health care system wastes too many resources on older adults” is outrageous. There are many older adults who are using both Medicare and Medicaid who may not have their children who could take care of them. Their only resource for healthcare is the government funded programs. We must take care of older adults who worked hard, paid taxes and have all rights to use public programs. It is true that the healthcare spending in the United States is a major problem. Population 65…

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    Affordable Care Act (ACA)

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    The provisions of Affordable Care Act (ACA), include waiver that provide republicans a loop hole to strip down the ACA and make the policy ineffective. It creates an alternative approach to expanding medical coverage by individual mandate or premium tax credits to health care plans. From a republican stand point section 1115 allows the sectary of health and human resources to waive major portions of the ACA. For example, the case of Burwell vs. Hobby Lobby, where the ACA made the mandate that a…

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    Labor Act (EMTALA), and Privacy and Security of Patient Health Information. With regard to submission of accurate information and claims, the law requires all requests and claims for reimbursement from Federal healthcare programs such as Medicaid, Medicare and the Veterans Administration as well as documentations that support such requests or claims…

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    Wessen, 1999). In the United States nearly 73 percent of families health insurance comes employer financed insurance, through private insurance companies. Those note covered by private insurance are covered under Medicare or Medicaid, a federal insurance program (M. Laseey, et al.,…

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