Medicaid provides reimbursement for medical services to specific categories of poor and near-poor individuals. O 1) True 2) False

Q: The state-federal partnership Medicaid pays the long-term care services for the following low-income…

A: Services offered by Medicaid are nursing home care and personal care to an low income adults.

Q: The family and medical leave Act requires employers to provide up to ______ weeks unpaid leave for…

A: FMLA is helps the employees to take of themselves and family for medical reasons. Companies with 50…

Q: What type of statistical information is easiest to use to evaluate relative risk (for medications)?…

A: Medications are chemical compounds that are used in the treatment of medical conditions, called…

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: Risk adjustment scores are lower for a patient with a greater disease burden and higher for the…

A: The sentence is TRUE

Q: Write down two things that you have learned about point-of-care testing devices ?

A: POINT OF CARE TESTING DEVICES (POCTD) These are the instruments that are used to acquire particular…

Q: Describe the various sources of funding beyond third-party reimbursement from which the various…

A: The health facility is a location where healthcare is given. These range from small clinics and…

Q: n the importance

A: A health management information system is an integrated effort to process, report, collect and use…

Q: Which of the following paved the way for federal assistance to providers for the implementation of…

A: Electronic health records contain electronic based health information about the patient condition…

Q: Could the Iora model help reduce the negative consequences of the physician shortage?

A: Iora's model focuses on improving the health of the individual while reducing the cost of…

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: cite sources that support the Universal Health Care Law (UHC) or RA 11223.

A: Universal Health Care (UHC) Law which is passed in the Philippines recently puts PHC,  center stage…

Q: Why is the CMS national assessment report so important in the healthcare industry?

A: CMS means The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is a federal agency that manages the…

Q: What practical remedies can you suggest to address lack of STI regular screening, lack of condom…

A: Sexuality transmitted diseases one of the  important problem now a days

Q: t are the 3 most common complaints about nursing homes?.

A: As we know Nursing homes are involved in caring for patients, and they vary in the amount and type…

Q: How do you define good health for yourself? Does your definition resemble the WHO definition of…

A: Good Health A person who has good physical health is presumably to have bodily functions and…

Q: Describe several measures health care workers can take to avoidwhitlows.

A: Whitlows or hepatic whitlows are deep, itchy vesicles caused by the herpes simplex virus that can…

Q: What social determinants of health are the most presently disadvantageous to our Filipino…

A: The social determinants of health are the critical characteristics of the communities and societies…

Q: HOW PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS AND CHARACTERISTIC CAN AFFECT THE DEMAND OF HEALTHCARE IN THE PHILIPPINES?

A: Health care involves in improvement and maintenance of health proper diagnosis, treatment and…

Q: Given considerations of cost and equitabledistribution, what is the optimal commitmentthat should be…

A: Health care delivery system It is the network of facilities with the goal of providing optimal…

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: Which of the following describes the occurrence of illness that could be a basis for the Department…

A: There are four main basis and types of disease: infectious diseases, deficiency diseases, hereditary…

Q: Health Economics Identify & Define a Federal Hospital

A: There are many different types of hospital-based on : Different priority requirements of the…

Q: health promotion campaign/ intervention to address the health problem

A: As healthcare costs continue to rise (for patients and providers), many hospitals across the country…

Q: What is the objective of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)

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Q: Give examples of public health issues

A: Public health is involved in promoting the health and well-being of the individual and communities…

Q: Please send me examples for the following:   Priority Health Promotion Areas:

A: Priority health promotion areas are health promotion focuses on achieving equity in health. By…

Q: What type of statistical information is easiest to evaluate risk (for medication or drug)? A)…

A: The risk evaluation stragety is used to monitor the medication with a high potential for serious…

Q: describe immigrant health in the US using the 5 key factors ( political, social, economic,…

A: Immigrant   movement of people to destination/other country of which they not natives . reasons for…

Q: BCBS providers can cancel health insurance coverage if:

A: BCBS or Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance is an insurance plan provider.

Q: What are the best evidence-based interventions to support public health education?

A: Evidence-based practice is defined as the application of research evidence while carrying out the…

Q: There are tiHee SUUIcesUII down five (5) examples for each hazard. Human Factor Hazards Equipment…

A: A hazard is a source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effect on something or someone.…

Q: How has the accountability care act (ACA) helped the US health-care system

A: The accountable care act has transformed American health care that expanded health coverage to…

Q: Before the ACA was implemented how many Americans did not have health insurance? O 10% O 15% O 25% O…

A: The Affordable Care Act is the law that is also referred to as Obamacare. This act extended health…

Q: The purpose of this exercise is to recognize and understand the subgroups that comprise a total…

A: ans -( 1) segment based on SYMPTOMS and risk fator Progression of chronic kidney disese At risk…

Q: the importance of recording vital statistics for healthcare policy planning?

A: Population-based records on birth, mortality, cause of mortality, marriage, separation, location of…

Q: tify purposes of a health care record ?

A: Health records health records provide every information about the patient, thus helps in accurate…

Q: Which types of hospitals practice cost shifting and which ones does not.

A: The factor that causes the high cost of health care for employers and individuals is a process…

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: can you explain in 300 words How  deming’s PDCA is helpful to  meet the patient  satisfaction in the…

A: In the hospital setting, patient satisfaction is very important as measures the effectiveness of…

Q: What is the importance of a local health department and how they will assist public health…

A: INTRODUCTION- An effective public health system reflects the health of the country. To maintain the…

Q: Please answer the following questions in 750 words or more. How can legislation address disparities…

A: Health Disparity: Health disparity is Health difference that is linked with social, economic and…

Q: Provide an example of one specialized practice that has the highest instance of healthcare fraud and…

A: Fraud means a wrongful deception for a personal gain or financial gain. Abuse means using something…