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    Medicare Part D is a federal program that reduces the cost of prescription drugs for Medicare recipients. To become eligible for Part D coverage you must be entitled to Medicare Part A and B. Beneficiaries can receive coverage by selecting from a pair of private plans: Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) for drug coverage only or they can choose Medicare Advantage (MA), which is a plan that covers both medical services and prescription drugs. The changes that will affect Medicare will not change…

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    Social Justice And Health Reading Tracy Kidder’s, Mountains beyond Mountains, and Anne Fadiman’s, The Spirit Catches you and you Fall Down, gives a special meaning to health justice, it is a right for all humans to have access to good health care, as it is intrinsic to a high quality of life. The disparity of health care within countries of lower socio-economic status is decreasing, but access to formidable care is unfortunately not improving. Suitable access to good health is a basic human…

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    and political changes for the American people. During this era, the country was plagued with high inflation rates, but social spending, at that point in time, was at an all-time high. After the passage of Medicare and the Community Mental Health Act of 1963, deinstitutionalization became a major factor in the development in mental health care policy. It caused the states to shut down their mental hospitals and introduce a more-community based form of treatment. With the Vietnam War ending…

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    The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has implemented intervention programs within 16 states to combat prominent public health issues within America. However this paper take a closer look at the intervention program implemented in the state of Arkansas. The intervention program named The Arkansas Disability and Health Program, was funded by the National Center on Birth Defects and Disabilities. Their aim for this intervention program was to promote good health of Arkansans with…

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    The distribution of beneficiary age ranges compared to money spent by age range is disproportionally skewed left. The younger 44% of beneficiaries use only 37% of the $375 billion that goes towards Medicare annually. People over 80 account for 24% of all Medicare beneficiaries and also consume 33% of Medicare’s budget. It is estimated that by the year 2050, the population of people over 80 will triple, from 13 million to 39 million. This is a huge problem for the Center for Medicare and…

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    have it. Other countries have mandates for everyone to have insurance, and some do not have private insurance companies to avoid high premiums. The Obama administration tried to fix the health care system by implementing the affordable health care act that targets the working poor. The working poor are usually the individuals who fall between the cracks of the health care system. The battle of health care is still going on today, with president Trump trying to get rid of the system but not…

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    America began to see true social reform in the nineteenth century, and much of the desire for an improve life came from religious movements. Early reform movements expanded from the Second Great Awakening, a period of religious revival mainly among Methodists, Baptists, and Presbyterians. The Awakening itself began in Western New York and quickly spread throughout the US, igniting a period of evangelicalism in both the South and the West. A couple reform societies sprang up in the South and in…

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    Veterans are not getting the care that they need. To begin, veterans in cities have to wait a long period of time to get the appointment that they need. Individuals who use VA Regional office can wait up to twelve to eighteen before getting an appointment ("introduction to do Veterans receive adequate health care"1). This is too long of a wait period for some because, some of the veterans have life threatening injuries compared to the common cold. Also, many veterans are not receiving any…

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    Healthcare should be free because some people can not pay for a visit. Someone can be really ill and need a trip to the doctors but it is expensive to pay for it. There are times i’ve seen where adults and/or children have been in car accidents and those people result in being hurt. It is not those people’s fault that someone else caused an accident and so therefore there should be healthcare for those type of people who aren’t really the cause of an injury. If people have and can afford health…

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    Compare health insurance When comparing your health it is important that you look at to make the costs you expect. This is obviously very difficult to predict, but you can try to estimate the best possible way. Furthermore, it also depends on the needs you have and the risks that you may or may not want to take. You can choose to clear only a basic insurance to take (the law). This monthly pay less premium than someone with a supplementary insurance. But you are less well covered. So first…

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