Category: Insurance

Table of Contents Issue Description Legal and Ethical Implications Risk Indicators Recommendations Conclusion References Medical malpractice is an issue that affects healthcare establishments and insurance companies from both legal and ethical perspectives. The primary implication of the problem is its impact on the health of individuals and the reputation of the clinic as an accountable…

Providing benefits to employees, such as health insurance, disability insurance, pension plans, and other supportive services, shows that organizations are invested not only in the overall well-being of their workers but also their future. The UnitedHealth Group offers insurance services by providing workers to have a health savings account that is being paid for from…

Abstract Anthem is an organization that provides health insurance plans to its clients and incorporates several subsidiaries. Based on the Balanced Scorecard model it can be argued that the insurer performs well in the domains of finance, customer satisfaction, and learning and growth. However, the internal processes can be improved by enhancing the ethical standards,…

A new community-based medical center may face various issues when starting working with patients from different backgrounds. One of all problems is the insurance of clients that have specific coverage of services. Further, the insurance issues of the medical center will be discussed, addressing the target audience of the institution. As the current patients of…

Nowadays, physicians are still not obliged to accept Medicaid patients that remains a controversial discussion point. In the United States, there are more than 85 billion beneficiaries of this governmental-state program, while 71% of caregivers are ready to deal with their health problems (Holgash & Heberlein, 2019). Even though such patients usually put enormous effort…

Table of Contents Introduction Policy objectives Policy options Policy evaluation Criteria for evaluation Alternative policies Comparison Recommendations Conclusion References Introduction Recent evidence asserts that young women aged 20 and above have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular diseases (Darwin, 2011). Medical experts have confirmed that early screening and detection of women among this age group…

Discussion Healthy People 2020 is a project that comprises numerous recommendations related to health care and health promotion among Americans. The topic is related to access to medical insurance among the citizens of the United States. In fact, researchers working with statistical data related to the problem were using a few criteria to distinguish between…

Table of Contents Introduction Supportive Evidence Potential Solutions to the Issue Arguments for the Position Conclusion References Introduction Access to health care services has been a problem in the U.S. for a long time. The American health care system is stated to have been the most costly in the world in 2000, whereas occupying only…

Table of Contents Introduction Features of State to Support a Veteran Difficulties in Choosing a State Circumstances to Choose Another State Importance of Care Quality Conclusion References Introduction A family of an elderly war veteran has been living in Colorado for the last twenty years. When the veterans daughter got married, and her husband was…

Nowadays, physicians are still not obliged to accept Medicaid patients that remains a controversial discussion point. In the United States, there are more than 85 billion beneficiaries of this governmental-state program, while 71% of caregivers are ready to deal with their health problems (Holgash & Heberlein, 2019). Even though such patients usually put enormous effort…