The Medicaid Program: Enhancing Medical Care and Involving the Client and Majoritarian
The United States runs different health programs with the aim of uplifting the medical care that its citizens receive. To attain this dream of affordable health care the United State has implemented a program such as the Medicaid among other for the people. This paper discusses in details how the Medicaid involves both the client and the majoritarian politics.
Medicaid: Providing Medical Payment Services for Low-Income Individuals
In a brief history, Medicaid is a federal government formulated program overseen by the different states to give medical payment services for the low-income individuals across the United States. The Medicaid covers the medical expenses of the disabilities, the elderly, women who are expectant, and the low income generating people. General, the federal government, allocates a certain amount of money for the Medicaid program and outlines down the guidelines on how the provision is to be provided to the people. The Medicaid programs are not uniform across the state they are is a variation. Some of the requirements to join the program majorly depend on the family size, income among other different aspects of the society. The Medicaid program involves the client and the majoritarian in different ways. One of the ways on how the majoritarian and the client are involved is whereby the Medicaid provides a wide range of opportunities for personalities and the families to interact with the Medicaid staff as well as the managed care facilities to influence the practices, programs and the policies. Through the process many people in the United States, can access the medical services which enhance their living standards and life in general. To add on the Medicaid involves the customers and the majoritarian in which it supports and encourages the individuals and the families to participate fully in their health activities alongside their health teams, as well as the utilization of the government resources that are channeled towards the program (Wilson, John J Dilulio, Bose, " Levendusky, 2016). The Medicaid also bring participation of the clients as well as the majoritarian by giving the direct support care services in attaining the required know-how and the skills to come up with the productive partnership with the families and the individuals. The Medicaid also involves the clients at the community levels in bringing the society together to enhance peace. To add on, the Medicaid engages the customer and the majoritarian when it comes to the matters of policymaking, the Medicaid also brings about the participation in the erecting of the laws that can be used to improve the provision of the services so that it can reach many people in the society. At the clinical level, the majoritarian and the clients are involved whereby they is the provision of the direct care, health care decision making and care planning which are fundamental for the people. Lastly, the majoritarian and the client are involved at the organizational level whereby they spearhead the system redesign and the quality improvement of health services (Wilson, John J Dilulio, Bose, " Levendusky, 2016).
Conclusion: Benefits of the Medicaid Program and Involvement of Clients and Majoritarian
In summary, the Medicaid programs have been on the forefront in the provision of medication in the United States of America. Despite few setbacks that have been witnessed with the program much of its benefit has been seen among the people. The Medicaid involve the clients and the majoritarian from different perspectives such the policy formulation among other various aspects in the society.
Reference
Wilson, J. Q., John J Dilulio, J., Bose, M., " Levendusky, M. (2016). American government : institutions " policies : the essentials. Australia ; Boston, MA : Cengage Learning.
