Home health care services provide support for people who are unable to live independently at home because they are frail, elderly, or disabled.

Having a large number of uninsured young people keeps insurance costs lower because young people tend to be healthier than older people.

Ambulatory care includes support for family members, helping them find ways to cope with their loved one's imminent death and to grieve afterward.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services provides health insurance for 100 million elderly and poor Americans.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention focuses on disease outbreaks and prevention across the globe in underdeveloped and underserved regions.

American healthcare is made up of two major systems; the healthcare provider system and the healthcare payment system.

_____ refers to how the system processes or uses the inputs.

Which of the following are preventative care and healthy lifestyle promotions used by healthcare providers and government agencies to reduce healthcare costs?

Which type of insurance plan only covers care from providers within the network and generally has low deductibles or copayments, or none at all beyond the monthly premium?

Which of the following agencies monitors disease epidemics, provides disaster relief, and sets international standards?

In a system, the ______ refers to the results produced by the system's functioning.

A(n) _____ is a harmful action that causes injury, restricts someone's freedom, or damages property.

Which of the following organizations is an example of a nonprofit healthcare system?

Medical information can be released legally for all of the following reasons EXCEPT to ______.

The _____ Act of 2010 requires all Americans to participate in health insurance plans provided by their employers or to purchase insurance through public health insurance exchanges.

If a patient complains about the unauthorized release of private medical information, which type of law violation is this?

_____ care is available for clients who have been diagnosed with a terminal disease and generally have less than 6 months to live.

Which of the following are effective ways healthcare workers can reduce healthcare costs?

____ care facilities provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services for residents who will live in the facility for many months or years.

In a system, the ____ includes the population being served and the reason they need or want services.

Which of the following is an example of a managed care plan? Check ALL that apply.

Someone practicing healthcare without the proper credentials has committed a _____ law violation.