Author Question: Medicaid mills a. Are practices which accept large numbers of Medicaid patients who are treated ... (Read 79 times)

RYAN BANYAN · **on:** Aug 8, 2018

Medicaid mills

a. Are practices which accept large numbers of Medicaid patients who are treated just like patients with private insurance
b. Often provide unneeded, costly, and potentially dangerous medical treatment
c. Are mail-order diploma mills for Medicaid doctors
d. Can never be very profitable for doctors

Question 2

Health care in America is economically and racially stratified because

a. Poor people have unlimited access to medical care
b. Care for the middle-class is often more fragmented, rushed, and less holistic than the care received by the poor
c. The design of the health care system is such that it meets the needs of the physician more than the needs of the patient
d. We have a national health care plan that covers all Americans