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    Introduction Retirement is the ideal that everyone after a lengthy career can relax and collect the benefits that were guaranteed. This is the symbolic accomplishment of the American dream. In reality, retirement is a transitional phase associated with an aging population, along with unplanned changes such as disease, disability, and widowhood. Retirement is anticipated and planned for years in advance, however this does not happen as often anymore. Currently, in the United States, there is a portion

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    quality” (HHS, 2016, para. 2). In addition small business will have the choices to choose on these exchanges for competitive insurance coverage and they will receive tax credit to help offset the cost of covering their employees (HHS, 2016). Advantage of ACA The practice of adverse selection by insurance companies will be eliminated through ACA because it bans insurance companies from denying insurance coverage to people with pre-exiting medical condition. ACA prohibiting health insurers from

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    The essential target of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act (MMA) was to furnish seniors in the United States with moderate scope for their physician endorsed solutions through the new Medicare Part D professionally prescribed medication advantage. After the MMA was implemented—however before Part D was actualized—there was a disagreement about the cost of the program. In March 2004, the Medicare Chief Actuary affirmed before the House Ways and Means Committee of United

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    Since there are no alarming concerns there we take a look at the services available in the two countries. In Canada the health care program is encompassed under the Canada Health Care Act. This means that the federal regulation determines how the health care is provided based on providences within Canada. The heath care act provides basic services, which would include visits to a primary care physician, a hospital and the like. General care and well being services are provided under the act, and

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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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    Medicare was created in 1965 for individuals who were over the age of 65 that found it impossible to find affordable healthcare. The creation of Medicare has given access to healthcare to all Americans once they reached the age of 65. This program was created in the era of limited hospital access so a big worry they had was that individuals would have this healthcare but not be able to receive care fast enough (National Academy of Social Insurance, 2001). Implications that have been made to the

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    The forecast is rather grim for Medicare, as the figures steadily rise. For example, the predictions from the United States' Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that the program will be faced with a $5.8 trillion cumulative deficit for the period of 2003-2026. Also, it is projected that the transfers the trust fund receives from the general fund being excluded will mean that revenues coming into the system will be much less than what it actually needs to pay out (ESB, 2007). The American Association

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    Evelyn Soto Public Health and Aging Professor Anita Franzione May 7th, 2015 Planning for Retirement For many average Americans, retirement is a distressing aspect of their lives as they age. Fewer than half of Americans have calculated how much they need to save for retirement. After working for a lifetime, retirees want to know that their golden years will be just that - golden, and spending some of those years in a sub-par nursing home is sure to make the experience much more difficult to enjoy

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    It has come to my attention that not everyone is aware of Medicare and its advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, I would like to educate all the healthcare careerists to understand the concept of Medicare. Medicare is a type of insurance for the people of age 65 or older and also for the people with permanent disabilities and diseases. This program was established in 1965 under Title 18f the Social Security Act and was made available to all eligible people as a health insurance regardless of their

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    examines and compares health care delivery for older adults in The United States of America and England. The goal is to adequately analyze and compare the health care delivery for the older population in both countries. The main discussion will be about Medicare and National Health Service; further, some main topics to consider are coverage, costs, and overall effectiveness. The findings are from secondary, academic online resources. Kunkel, Brown, and Whittington (2014) express that “the world’s

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