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    There are many key factors to consider when juxtaposing the ideas of a national Medicaid program and 56 different state and territorial programs. These include the role of government, the effectiveness in meeting local needs and financial obligations, flexibility in seeking innovative resolutions, the impacts on healthcare providers and access to care, the improvements in service quality, and the ability to overcome resistance to change, among many others. The first consideration is the role of…

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    Health care is one of the most rapidly growing sectors of the economy. There is an increasing demand for services and goods driven by demographics and the continued innovation of medical technology. With that, healthcare costs in the United States have been steadily growing above the overall rate of inflation. In fact, the nation has been touted as the most expensive healthcare system in comparison to developed countries in the world. Given that I have been exposed to the healthcare system…

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    I came from Costa Rica, where everybody has access to private or public health care. Costa Rica is one of the few countries in Latin America that offers universal coverage, and it is an achievement that is sustained in a financing strategy based upon the contributions of workers, employers, and the State (Sáenz, Bermúdez, and Acosta 7). I used to get access to health care when I needed it, I had an ambulatory surgery and I did not pay anything for it. Also, if I was outside of my district…

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    The evolution of health care and pharmaceutical regulation in this country began prior to the creation of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Throughout history there have been key events that have occurred resulting in pivotal changes in health care regulation. From the formation of the FDA to the passing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), there has been a focus of safety and consumer protection as purpose for increased of health care regulation in United States.…

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    The Affordable Care Act ( ACA) was initially created so that low-income families could receive health care benefits. This led to a court case between the National Federation of Independent Business and Kathleen Sebelius, where the Affordable Care Act was questioned its constitutionality. The National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius allowed people to be aware of the current healthcare issues and how the court case impacted the healthcare system. Primarily, the introduction of the…

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    The History Of Medicare

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    you’re definitely not alone. Medicare can be defined as the federal health insurance program for people who are 65 and older, though some younger people with disabilities do qualify for it. The idea of Medicare came about in 1912 when President Teddy Roosevelt began the platform for health insurance. It didn’t catch on until 1945 when Harry S. Truman sent a message to congress calling for the creations of funds for national health insurance. Truman fought for this bill to go through but it ended…

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    Accountability Of HIPAA

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    lead of sponsors. So the act has 5 consists titles one is HIPAA protects of the health insurnce coverahe by the worker and the familyes also when they have a change or a lose of their jobs. Title 2 of (HIPAA) is also know as administrative simplification (AS) the establishment of the national standards for the electronic health care that providers of the health insurance plans for the employers of the health insurance plans for the employers. Here is 3 of the act sets guidline for pre-tax…

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    time of the decision. 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:…

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    on individuals and the nation. For instance, in a five-year timeframe 16.4 million people have gained health care benefits, demonstrating an improvement in accessibility (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2016, p.1). The rate of change in health care costs is the slowest 50 years, exchanging double-digit premium increases for approximately a 3% increase in 2014 (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2016, p.1). Also, the average individual receives a $272/month tax credit further…

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    wondered if national health care should be considered? National health care is a legally enforced scheme of health insurance that insures a national population against the costs of health care. In America, it cost money to get health care, but people want to change that and make it free. According to the Gallup poll, “56% of Americans do not believe that it is the responsibility of the federal government to make sure all Americans have healthcare coverage.(procon)" If national health care would…

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