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    challenge to meet the needs of Americans throughout the next 62 yrs. With the war over, five major events helped changed and evolve the healthcare system it is today. These include the increase in hospitals after the war, the creation of Medicare and Medicaid, Health Maintenance Organization Act (HMO), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and finally the Affordable Care Act (CMS, 2018). After the war, there was an influx of refugees, military casualties and new medical

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    With a rapidly changing health care system, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) faces significant challenges in the coming years. Key populations served by Medicare and Medicaid will increase dramatically over the next 10 years as the Baby Boom Generation ages into Medicare, more Americans live longer with more chronic illnesses, and the number of Medicaid enrollees increases as a result of program expansions under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) (///citations///). The cost, quality

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    Questions on Medicaid

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    Question 1. Medicaid is a strategy implemented by the United States with the purpose of providing health programs meant to assist underprivileged individuals across the country. This is a significant social welfare program and it is under the administration of the Centers for Medicare and Medicare Services. The program provides hospital and nursing services both in and outside the hospital. This makes it possible for a great deal of individuals who would otherwise be in great pain to improve their

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    through their jobs. About one third through the government like Medicare and Medicaid. About one in ten purchase insurance themselves. And still another 30 million, just under one in ten, no coverage at all. Many Americans were already covered by their employer and for them not a

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    Oral Care: A Case Study

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    See U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Annual EPSDT Participation Report, form CMS-416 (State) Fiscal Year: 2011, April 1, 2013. In the situation where few dentists are accepting Medicaid, such children have no choice but to visit Emergency Room for cases related to toothache and related complications. A 2010 study found that the cost

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    Florida Shifts Medicaid Mental Health Strategy Issues: Seeking to improve care and lower costs, Florida became the first state to offer a Medicaid health plan designed exclusively for people with serious mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, major depression, or bipolar conditions. The plan offered by Connecticut-based Magellan Complete Care - is part of a state experimentation to co-ordinate physical and mental healthcare for those enrolled in Medicaid. Mental illness is a big driver

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    Value Based Care The healthcare system in the United States is going through a transformation from a fee for service to value based health care system (Mkanta, Katta, Basireddy, English, & De Grubb, 2016). According to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (2017), value based care provides rewards to health care providers based on the quality of care provided to people. They receive incentives for providing quality care. The purpose is to deliver more cost effective health care. In this

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    PROFESSIONAL Attain a position within a goal oriented company that will allow me utilize the OBJECTIVE: skills I have learned and to learn others in pursuit of my career goals. EXPERIENCE: September 2015 to CENTER FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT, INDIANAPOLIS, IN August 2016 Billing Specialist. Worked accounts receivable, to verify claims status, denial, file an appeal and/or re-bill with proper information, if necessary. I also followed up with work comp adjusters to get status of outstanding claims

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    The Health Insurance Association of America describes Medicaid as a "government insurance program for people of all ages whose income and resources are insufficient to pay for health care." America’s Health Insurance Plans (HIPAA, pg. 232). Michigan Medicaid State Plan is an agreement between the state and federal government that identifies the general health care services, reimbursement, and eligibility policies in effect under Michigan Medicaid (Marilyn, T., (2013). The state of Michigan on December

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    Healthcare began over 150 years ago, so today; Americans rely on health insurance to cover their medical services rendered for their healthcare needs. Some may have private insurance, some have government issued insurance, and some carry Medicaid. Those are just a few of the many insurance options that they can choose from. It can be very confusing when one is deciding on health insurance coverage, due to the many policy guidelines. So let’s us begin! Let’s take PPO’s and HMO’s plans and compare

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