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aivan3 [116]
3 years ago
7

Through the value-based purchasing initiative enacted by the Affordable Care Act, what has transformed from a passive payer to a

n active purchase of higher quality, more efficient health care? (4 points)
[1] Medicaid
[2] Medicare
[3] Tricare
[4] CHAMPVA
Medicine
1 answer:
ivolga24 [154]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Option 1) Medicaid

Explanation:

Through the value based purchasng initiative enacted by Affordable Care Act, in US Healthcare, decided to expand the services of medicaid.

Medicaid provide government sponsored insurance program to the individuals with low income. Medicaid expansion involves that it wil provide long term health care services and pay all the health benefits for more than 70 million people.

Medicaid expansion become efficient health care program as it covers populations with low income, including  young children, pregnant women and physically or mentally disable adults. Peopleadded in this program on different eligibility varies widely among states to meet all the states with minimum federal need.

Hence, the correct option is 1) Medicaid.

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