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    programs signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935. The programs included in this research paper are the social security program, the workers’ compensation program, and the unemployment compensation program instituted in the United States. The history surrounding these unique programs as well as provisions and concepts involving all three programs will be discussed. The research will include brief instructions on how to file a claim for both workers’

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    I am ready to purchase a house. Chapters ten, eleven, and twelve discussed vehicle and property insurance, health and disability insurance, and life insurance, respectively. These chapter were helpful in explaining how insurance worked, a process that I did not know much about prior to this course. Also, they showed the many plans that are offered. Soon I will need to purchase motor vehicle insurance and chapter ten helped lay out all that was available. I looked up some of the sites that the chapter

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    illnesses, prison time, age, gender, and homelessness” (Garcel 2015). There are three main financers of healthcare for vulnerable populations which include, the federal government, state governments, and private sources. Federal healthcare payment programs include Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Plan (CHIP). These programs are managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS). Each of these programs have their own set of eligibility requirements. Medicaid-eligible

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    towards equal opportunity, discrimination is still a major problem in the United States of America. A relatively new phenomenon, titled genetic discrimination, occurs when individuals are discriminated against on account of their genetic information. On May 21st, 2008, the GINA Act was passed, making it illegal to refuse to provide employment or health insurance to individuals based on their genetic information in all U.S. states and territories. Title I prevents genetic discrimination in health coverage

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    What are they for? What do they do for us? These are all questions people that need help want to know, and need to know. What will you choose and how will you choose it? Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people sixty- five or older, also there can be younger people with disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease. Medicare splits into two segments. Segment A concerns inpatient hospital, skilled nursing facility care and home health care. Once officially registered in Medicare

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    have to pay for health insurance by paying out-of-pocket expenses and requiring preventive care to be fully covered without paying any out-of-pocket expense. Insurance Coverage In America For all of the Americans with insurance coverage who like who they have, they can keep the health insurance provider. Nothing in the act or anywhere in the bill forces anyone can change the insurance that they have. Americans without insurance coverage will be able to choose their own insurance coverage that works

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    who is currently not receiving health insurance as I fall into what, post ACA, is labeled the “coverage gap.” By detailing my life story and discussing the Supreme Court’s decision to make Medicaid expansion voluntary, I hope to convince you to consider finding a way to reinstate Medicaid expansion for all states. When the Affordable Care Act was first enacted, the main purpose was to reduce the number of individuals in American who did not have health insurance. Based on the idea of the individual

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    the day. According to Human Services in Contemporary America poverty is the main reason why many babies don’t make it to see adulthood and why clean water and sanitation are not provided. It is the underlying cause of reduced life expectancy, and disability. Poverty is a major contributor to malnutrition, stress, divorces of a family and abuse (Schmolling). Many are at a disadvantage depending on where, how, and to whom they are born. In Cambodia, the babies that are born are more than likely to

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    signed the Economic Opportunity Act to go along with his “War on Poverty” and finally work- based insurance is known as a normal thing to have. While the employed are receiving health care insurance the retired Americans can not find good coverage that is affordable to them. Medicare and Medicaid law is signed which provides the elderly with medical coverage. The Medicaid program is set up to support state-run programs to assist the poor with medical cost, Medicare Part A covers hospital care and Medicare

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    The messed up status of the existing healthcare system is so much wanting. Medicaid killed the market forces and Medicare initiated by the government where the insurance given is of poor quality and over taxed on the workers who are the contributors (Mitchell, 2013). This also brought about over insurance, which is not proportional to the service rendered to the contributors when they fall ill. This is all problematic and uneconomical to them (Mitchell, 2013). The various invented forms of mediation

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