This question is incomplete because the options are missing; here is the missing section:
Which is an indicator that a facility is a poor choice for Sarah?
A. The facility has new, state-of-the-art equipment.
B. The facility is recommended by her family doctor.
C. The facility has been operating for more than five years.
D. The facility accepts most health insurance policies but not Sarah's.
The correct answer is D. The facility accepts most health insurance policies but not Sarah's.
Explanation:
MRI or Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a type of scanning used in medicine as part of diagnosis as through MRI doctors can obtain images of organs and other structures of the body. In terms of access, this type of imaging requires an IMR scanner which might not be found in all facilities. Also, the cost for an MRI is usually high, due to this, most patients will need their health insurance to cover this. In this context, if the facility Sarah chooses does not accept Sarah's health insurance, this is a poor choice for her due to the high cost she will need to pay.
I would argue that the quality of service given after waiting super LONG is inadequate in a healthcare industry.
Personally, I turned 17 a few months back and I had to get an allergy shot(no it didn't hurt XD) but my parents wasted so much time signing documentations probably like half an hour and the shot itself took like one minute and I was out of the office..
D. Smallpox is your answer
Follow these steps:
1.Sign in to myGov and go to Centrelink.
2.Select Make a claim or view claim status from your homepage.
3.Select Get started from the Families menu.
4.Select Child Care Subsidy.
5.Answer the Eligibility check questions first.
Start your claim and answer the questions about your situation.
