Increased Access To Care Case Study

The law of Medicaid demanded from the states that they should expand the wide network of health facilities across to their areas so that people can be benefitted from them. According to a fact the coverage of this program should cover the people who make percentage as high as 138% of poverty level according to federal laws. This fact should also be mentioned that recently the provision has been modified under the instructions of Supreme Court which ruled on the case of Obama care. There are sources which are declaring that Medicaid expansion as ‘milestones in health care history.’
Medicaid expansion is aimed at opening access to good health care facilities all over America and especially to the poor people who find it hard to access good medical treatment. However, at this moment, there are certain states which are expanding others considering expansion of Medicaid in America. The states such as Mississippi, Wisconsin, and or Virginia have not elected to expand Medicaid under affordable care act. There are vital implications decisions taken by states and will be
There can be a number of approaches but the approach as to spreading network of health care facilities and approach to make eligibility criteria as easy process, would be practical and effective approaches to expanding access to care. These two approaches are associated with the basic challenges which are involved in accessing health care because the lack of such facilities limits the access. However, once it is done, the next step is to be able be suitable for set criteria. So, it must be understood that the criteria must be eased which could cover most of the people who need medical assistance. The comparison and contrast of these two approaches will allow us to see the strong points of these approaches and their practical impacts on improving access to