I can say in chapters 3-5, I definitely learned so much more
about Medicare and Medicaid. I first learned that Medicare is broken down into
four parts: 1.Hospitalization and skilled nursing facility payments,
2.Physician and outpatient services, 3.Medicare Advantage-to private plans such
as a health maintenance organization, 4.Outpatient prescription drug
coverage. Another interesting insert
from the book was when it was stated that over the recent years Medicaid has
grown step by step to rival Medicare in size and scope. When looking at the too
programs. In classed we looked at a graph at which there were some people who
were covered on the left because their income was so low and there were those
on the right end who were financially able to afford healthcare. The issue with
the graph was that majority of people feel within the middle margins; of not
being able to afford health care. They were poor enough to qualify or made
enough money to pay for it themselves. When looking at society today this is
where the problem lies. We have this enormous gap of people who cannot get
health care.
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