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    US come under the purview of affordable insurance so that they can have better health care services by a cost sharing approach. The goals can be further broken down to 10 major areas: i) Young People under 26 will be insured under their parent’s health insurance cover. An approximate 2 million ii) Health insurance companies can no longer drop people who fall sick. No gender discrimination. iii) Pre Existing conditions won’t be a hindrance to get an insurance. iv) Essential benefits like birth control

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    Introduction: Health insurance exchanges which are otherwise known as Health Insurance Market places are the organization set up which facilitate the purchase of health insurance in each state in accordance with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act .Also known as “Obamacare”. Marketplaces provide a set of government-regulated and standardized health care plans from which individuals may purchase health insurance policies eligible for federal subsidies. There are some reasons why exchanges

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    deductible and your coinsurance or out of pocket for the year you would not have to pay additional money out of your pocket except for the full premium for the group health insurance (United States Department of Labor, n.d.). The disadvantage of COBRA is that you will be responsible for the full amount of the premiums to keep the insurance that you currently had with the employer. You would only have to pay that premium until you found another job that offered group health benefits and then you would not

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    The On The Public Option

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    overstated. At heart of the challenges of the public option were the solution was a veil for a government run healthcare plan and the pre-text to a single payer solution. If over time the government plan were cheaper than private insurance it would erode the insurance business and eventually put them out of business. Many have argued any public option using the government’s power to negotiate would be unfair competition and ultimately put the private insurers out of business, which is true in

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    Medicaid, or all the way at the top, or upper class, to afford to buy health insurance outside of employer coverage. There is no happy medium or room for the middle class. The desecration of the middle class is one of the casualties due to the implementation of Obamacare. Although many people believe Obamacare is a great concept, it still has plenty of room for improvement. Especially , with the government no reimbursing the insurance companies, insurers not anticipating all the sick people they have to

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    The role of the Medical Insurance Specialist is very important to the financial operation of a doctor practice, hospital or other medical facility. A Medical Insurance Specialist collects all the information necessary to prepare insurance claims, enter patient demographics and insurance information, enter ICD codes and CPT billing codes, research, correct and resubmit rejected and denied claims, bill patients and answer patient questions regarding charges. The billing process is actually the process

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    Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA) is an act of Congress that give individuals federal protection against genetic discrimination concerning insurance and employment; the federal law was enacted on the 21st of May 2008 (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, n.d.). GINA forbids group health organizations including health plans and insurers from denying insurance to a person or charging them a higher fee grounded on their genetic information that may indicate their susceptibility to developing a

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    need renters ' insurance. This lapse in knowledge can become very costly for the tenant if there were to be a disaster of some sort. The renters ' insurance is primarily the same as a home owners ' policy in that it can cover fire, loss of use, water damage, wind damage, and electrical damage to things such as appliances. With renters ' insurance the policy can cover the tenant also for liability in case a visitor is injured while on the property. There is also renters ' insurance for pets, theft

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    Since the passage of the ACA, a total of 14.1 million adults have acquired health insurance coverage, however, a distinction must be made; the ACA was created to expand health insurance, not to better health care (Office of The Assistant Secretary For Planning and Evaluation, 2015). Texas being the number one state in all of the U.S. with "more than 5 million Texans" (19% of the population) uninsured in 2014 (this was a decrease of 700,000 individuals in 2013) would be expected to hold great support

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    Week 1 Discussion Question 1 “Because Congress passed ARRA after passing HIPAA, any conflicting provisions between the two statues will be governed by the provisions of ARRA. The two statues can be reconciled because of a provision in ARRA that states any HIPAA statutory provision or regulation remains in effect to the extent that it is consistent with AARA” (McWay, et.al., 2010, p 9). Discuss two conflicting provision between the two laws not discussed in the book and explain how the conflict

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