Midterm Exam - Lec 9-16 Flashcards
what % of adults aged 19-64 are insured all year? (according to pie chart; slide 5 of 61)
57%
in the _____, some hospitals offered services on a pre-paid plan
a. 1920s
b. 1930s
c. 1950s
d. 1970s
a. 1920s
what year was the first employer-sponsored plan created by teachers in Dallas?
1929
what year was the Social Security Act passed?
1935
true or false: employer-sponsored plans as a benefit dramatically expanded during WWII as a direct result of wage controls
true
which president proposed national health insurance in 1948?
Truman
what occurred in 1954 in the history of health insurance?
a. Social Security Act
b. Hill Burton Act
c. tax deduction for employers in the Revenue Act
c. tax deduction for employers in the Revenue Act
what act is a system for the self-employed who had to buy insurance on their own through exchanges (2010)?
affordable care act (ACA)
historically, 20% of Medicare pts are readmitted within 30 days, but ___% of readmissions are preventable
75%
when did Medicare begin?
July 1, 1966 (signed into law 1965)
which president from 1963-1968 made the passage of Medicare his top legislative priority?
Lyndon B. Johnson
Medicare and Medicaid were enacted as Title 18 and 19 of which act?
Social Security Act
true or false: medicare/medicaid has no dental/eye benefits, and no drug benefit for outpatients
true
what are the 4 parts of Medicare?
A - hospital coverage
B - medical coverage (medigap)
C - medicare advantage
D - prescription drug coverage
when can enrollment begin for Medicare Part A?
3 months before 65th birthday; enrollees do not need to be retired
medigap (Medicare supplement) is purchased through _______ _______
private companies
which is not a feature of a Medicare Advantage plan?
a. administered by private companies
b. they may offer extra benefits including vision and dental
c. premiums or costs of services can be higher than in original Medicare/Medicaid with a Medigap policy
d. fewer choices
c. premium or costs of services can be higher than in original Medicare/Medicaid with a Medigap policy (lower)