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leilurhhh

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Healthy People 2010 has a companion guide, Rural Healthy People 2010, that includes national objectives related to rural health. This focuses on:
 
  1. Providing data on rural environments
  2. Improving health for vulnerable populations
  3. Dictating policy to local officials in rural areas
  4. Translating national objectives to achievable community objectives

Question 2

Medicaid provides financial assistance to pay for medical services for:
 
  1. The elderly
  2. Pregnant women
  3. The blind
  4. Hearing-impaired individuals



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Answer to Question 1

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The Rural Healthy People 2010 national objectives focus on translating national objectives into achievable community objectives.

Answer to Question 2

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Medicaid provides financial assistance to states and counties to pay for medical services for the aged poor, the blind, the disabled, and families with dependent children who are below state po-verty income levels.



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