Medicare Pros And Cons
Medicare is a federal health insurance program. There are many parts to Medicare. Each section represents different things such as.. Part A is for hospital insurance, Part B is for supplemental insurance, Part C which is the Medicare Advantage Program , and Part D which provides access to prescriptions. Medicare also has Medigap which assist the beneficiaries with paying for insurance. Medicare is usually for those that are for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities. Also some individuals with end stage renal disease. As individuals get older some things become less attainable. As individuals increase in age, they are treated very differently. Physicians and insurance companies usually view those with severe
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Medicare Part D had to go through many stages before being implemented. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services along with other interest groups saw the need for a new policy that could assist in helping the beneficiaries afford their medication. There was a lot to consider, where would the funds come from, what parties would be involved, what are the pros, what are the cons to passing this policy, who would be eligible for this policy, what will the cost be and what are the risks. All these things had to be answered and …show more content…
It is hard to say if it is all beneficial for the beneficiaries or for the stake holders pocket. Regardless, of the fact, most policies such as this one took years to be implemented. The cost of prescriptions had to be considered and will the new bill be what the beneficiaries want. If a new bill is developed and it is not what the people want, or asking for and it is not being profitable. It can cause the government to have another deficit. It is important for the parties to listen to the beneficiaries, so that the concerns of the beneficiaries are brought forward and considered. This particular bill would need to attract beneficiaries, even though it would be on a voluntary basis. Every party (republicans and democrat) would want the acknowledgment of passing something for the
Medicare Part D had to go through many stages before being implemented. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services along with other interest groups saw the need for a new policy that could assist in helping the beneficiaries afford their medication. There was a lot to consider, where would the funds come from, what parties would be involved, what are the pros, what are the cons to passing this policy, who would be eligible for this policy, what will the cost be and what are the risks. All these things had to be answered and …show more content…
It is hard to say if it is all beneficial for the beneficiaries or for the stake holders pocket. Regardless, of the fact, most policies such as this one took years to be implemented. The cost of prescriptions had to be considered and will the new bill be what the beneficiaries want. If a new bill is developed and it is not what the people want, or asking for and it is not being profitable. It can cause the government to have another deficit. It is important for the parties to listen to the beneficiaries, so that the concerns of the beneficiaries are brought forward and considered. This particular bill would need to attract beneficiaries, even though it would be on a voluntary basis. Every party (republicans and democrat) would want the acknowledgment of passing something for the