List two groups of people who qualify for Medicare. Correct answer

Q: Discuss the 4 components of Medicare. Where are these 4 components applicable and why is it…

A: There are 4 parts of Medicare:- Part A, B, C and D Part A:- In Patient/ Hospital Coverage Part B:-…

Q: Discuss the history of Medicare and Medicaid, focusing on the increasing cost of both programs. In…

A: The 1965 Social Security Amendments were signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson on July 30,…

Q: Describe what Medicare Star ratings are, including the categories that are measured and the data…

A: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) developed a Star Rating system to assist…

Q: What guidance would you give a family member that was diagnosed with peripheral vascular disease

A: Rarely does a person reach old age without experiencing some form of pathologic cardiovascular…

Q: What are the types of Surgical Dressing? Please explain each of them? Please answer at your own easy…

A: Surgical Dressing- A wide range of materials are referred to be surgical dressings when they are…

Q: explain Medicaid guidelines and eligible groups

A: CMS is a government agency under the administrative control of the department of human and health…

Q: Under what circumstances can a doctor/provider disagree or reject your DNR order ?

A: In medical procedure, the primary care physician plays a key role in examining the physical health…

Q: which one is not true about medicare part a? pays for enrolles hospital care monthly premium is…

A: Medicare is an insurance programme introduced by the Federal Government in order to provide…

Q: Traditional Fee-For-Service coverage is selected by:

A: Fee for service is a health insurance payment system in which the health care providers including…

Q: Is this fraud or abuse if the claim is then submitted? Why?

A: As per the Medicare guidelines Medicare claims should be summited within one year or 12 months after…

Q: The surgical package is also referred to as the global package or ________ ___________.

A: One payment that is paid for all the care associated with the surgery is referred to as global…

Q: What is Medicare and how is it funded in Australia? (Provide at least 5 points). (easy and simple)

A: Healthcare costs are a burden on individuals. Governments and private insurance companies help…

Q: Describe the relationships between family history and breast cancer

A: Cancer is a condition in which the cells undergoes continuous cycle without stopping and doesn’t…

Q: Explain why a transplant might be dangerous to the health of a patient.

A: Organ transplantation is a medical procedure in which an organ is removed from one body and placed…

Q: Is having a pathologist in a clinical laboratory residing in a remote area is necessary or not? Why?

A: The role of a pathologist in a remote lab where commonly only simpler diagnostic tests are done can…

Q: Please describe in a few sentences what makes a person Medicaid Eligible?

A: Medicaid is a federal and state program that provides low-cost medical coverage for the people.…

Q: Create a nursing care plan: Pain related to sickle cell crisis

A: Pain is the common complication of sickle cell disease, the sickled cells traveling through small…

Q: why are health prevention programs so crucial to the individual?

A: Health prevention programs are programs that help to prevent any disease condition and to promote…

Q: Identify ethical and legal issues in end-of-lifecare, including advance directives, physicianorders,…

A: End of life care includes providing constant and continuous support to the patient and family. Such…

Q: Medicare pays for acute or critical care A) Part A Part B Part C D) Part D

A: PART A

Q: What major factors led to the inclusion of prescription drug coverage under Medicare? Is the…

A: Medicare:It is a federal health insurance program that covers people who are 65 or older.It also…

Q: In recent years, each years' Medicare tax receipts have been sufficient to cover that year's…

A: Medicare is a national government health insurance program that started in 1965 in the United States…

Q: Describe the four parts to Medicare and why they are important to healthcare organizations.

A: The corporations or firms that take care of the health-related aspects of the populations are the…

Q: describe the Process of patient registration

A: Hospital management system is defined as computerized system where it helps in managing all the…

Q: A. why are there different rate tables for Medicare, insurance companies, workers compensation,…

A: Hello. Since your question has multiple parts, we will solve first question for you. If you want…

Q: Define Medicaid Verification? Don't copy from google

A: Medicaid is a kind of joint federal as well as state program along with the Children’s Health…

Q: Deductibles for Medicare Part B are adjusted higher according to: A) Enrollee's serverity of illness…

A: c. Enrolees average income

Q: What is an electronic health record and what components make up the record?

A: Health records are the data of the patient that are kept by the hospital so that the patient's data…

Q: Describe what an open enrollment period means for Medicare Advantage plans and identify how these…

A: CMS is The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is an agency within US that administer major…

Q: What is the diffrence between computer generated prescription and hand written prescription? define

A: Prescription in healthcare is the written or computer-generated script that consists of treatment…

Q: How does the Hospital Information System help the hospital in managing patient data and other…

A: Hospital Information System (HIS) refers to a database wherein patient information can be stored and…

Q: a. What types of Medicare plans are Nana and Granny on? b. What is the main difference between a…

A: Medicare is the body that pays of the insurance for the medical expenses of its people.  Under this…

Q: Explain how the proposed changes will benefit the patients, physicians, and the clinic

A: Proposed changes means a new modification in the routine protocol or procedures.  The scientist…

Q: List two groups of people who qualify for Medicare

A: Medicare is a central government healthcare program that is divided into four parts. Part A of…

Q: Prepare a checklist that identifies the important information to be collected when caring for a…

A: An ostomy or a stoma is an opening made  surgically in the skin when a condition is not allowing…

Q: Name three reasons a person might turn to complementary  and alternative medicine.

A: Anatomy and physiology are the branches of biology, anatomy deals with the study of the structure of…

Q: Why the need to implement the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA). What…

A: MACRA is Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act. Current Medicare reimbursement is replaced by…

Q: plastic surgery & organ donation & transplantation?

A: Introduction:- plastic surgery, the improvement in a persons appearance and the reconstruction of…

Q: Is medically assisted dying ethically or legally permissible?

A: The process of terminating a client's life in order to reduce his/her suffering is referred to as…

Q: major purpose of Medicare is to:  A. provide health care services to people on Social Security. B.…

A: The answer is option d that is to make a basic health care package available to all Americans…

Q: What are some positive and some negative reasons for a provider to participate in Medicaid?

A: Medicaid is the nation's public health insurance program for people with low income. The Medicaid…

Q: Explain how the national health service responds to the changing demands placed upon it.

A: NHS stands for National Health Services. It is established by the British government to provide…

Q: What are the medications or medicine and first line treatment of anemia and skicle cell diseases.

A: Anemia and sickle cell anemia are disorders related to blood. Anemia is a condition that arises due…

Q: What is the history of HIV/AIDS to know about in a local health center?

A: HIV AIDS is a highly infectious disease that can be spread by many routes like blood, sexual…

Q: Draw a Punnett square for a mother that is a carrier of hemophilia and a father that is not…

A: The Mendel's laws of independent assortment states that the separation of a paired group of…

Q: What is Medicare and how is it funded? in Australia (Provide at least 5 points).

A: Primary health care includes various activities including promotion of health, prevention, early…

Q: Identified the services of long-term care covered by Medicare and Medicaid.

A: CMS is The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is an agency within US that administer major…