What is predatory medical billing?  Why is this a concern?

Q: Why is Price transparency a challenge in the healthcare system today

A: Healthcare includes various services such as surgeries, laboratory and diagnostic services,…

Q: What is an example of a major innovation or reform that has been introduced in healthcare in an…

A: Many  reforms have been introduced in healthcare in an attempt to improve it.

Q: What is profile access and registration in healthcare?

A: Here we have to describe about profile access and registration in a health care.

Q: Why is ethics in management important in a pharmaceutical setting?

A: The pharmacy is a branch of health science that tells about the proper, safe, and adequate use of…

Q: What is the effect of obamacare (ACA) has had on managed care programs?

A: Introduction:- Obamacare is the law regarding the medical insurance which was signed and implemented…

Q: What can a consumer do to be sure the website he/she chooses is reliable?

A: Internet is full of information, however, this information is not always reliable. It is very…

Q: What is the most important objective of Healthcare Financial Management?

A: The financial management plan and the system must be strong for health care organizations to provide…

Q: Do you think the federal government should increase spending on Social Security and Medicare for the…

A: The ageing of the population and health care costs are without a doubt the largest spending drivers.…

Q: Compare and contrast Medicaid and Medicare

A: In a health care setting medicare and medicaid are types of health insurance schemes offered by the…

Q: In what ways do you believe that the government could handle the litigious nature of healthcare?

A: In this  question it is asking that in which way the government could handle the litigious nature of…

Q: Is tracking the costs of every health care encounter and comparing one physician’s costs to other…

A: Tracking the costs of every health care encounter and comparing one physician’s costs to other…

Q: Why do clinicians rely on data from multiple methods and multiple informants whenever possible?

A: Clinical data are obtained by experimenting through clinical trials. Clinical trials has four phases…

Q: How does EBP (evidence based practice) affect influence healthcare professions?

A: EBP is important because it aims to provide the most effective care that is available, with the aim…

Q: Why are financial decisions important in healthcare?

A: Financial decisions are all the money related plans and actions performed in favor of an…

Q: What is a comparison to how much a doctor to receive from Medicare patient that is compared to…

A: Medicare Patient- It is a kind of health insurance which is beneficial for population of 65 years…

Q: Why is searching and consulting doctors an important feature for a mobile phone in healthcare?

A: Telehealth: This is the distribution of health-related services and information through electronic…

Q: What are medical errors and their causes? How do medical errors increase the liability for medical…

A: 1). A clinical mistake is a preventable antagonistic impact of care ("iatrogenesis"), if it is clear…

Q: Using your own words, how would you define the term "value" in healthcare? When you thought of this…

A: Value based health care transformation aims at enabling the health care system to create more value…

Q: Why would payers make shared savings bonuses contingent on measured quality performance of the…

A: Shared saving is a payment system introduced by the center for Medicaid and Medicare (CMS). This…

Q: healthcare fraud and abuse? To whom do we report it?

A: Health care It is the area or an organization where the services related to the health is provided…

Q: What do you think is the best family planning method? (natural, artificial, or permanent methods)…

A: Family planning is the method by which a couple anticipate and attain their desired number of…

Q: What are some examples of tort reform, and how successful have they been?

A: A tort is defined as a non-criminal act including an injury, mental, physical, or monetary either…

Q: How is Medicaid managed

A: Medicaid is a medical Insurance , which provides health coverage to Millions of Americans including…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of having health care coverage? Does it protect from…

A: Advantages: A health insurance plan can be an elucidation to offer with an increasing medical…

Q: How does the department of veterans affairs and Humana prevents fraud or how does their anti fraud…

A: Intimidation and/or retaliation against any associate who, in good faith, reports a suspected or…

Q: What is Physician Assisted Suicide and why should it be legalized?

A: Physician-assisted suicide is defined as a physician providing the medical means for a terminally…

Q: How about on the operational side of healthcare, accounting, administration, etc.? Physician…

A: Ethics play an important role in healthcare. They help to understand complex issues and to determine…

Q: what information do i need before making a data request for hospitals?

A: Introduction :- Data information is the information that is stored in the form of electronic health…

Q: Explain the steps of the healthcare billing revenue cycle. Which of these steps is the most…

A: The healthcare revenue building cycle has various steps which helps for patient and insurance…

Q: What are health savings accounts (HSAs)? How might they reduce the overconsumption of health care…

A: A variety of care can be provided by Health Insurance and premiums for individual services may be…

Q: Is medically assisted dying ethically or legally permissible?

A: The process of terminating a client's life in order to reduce his/her suffering is referred to as…

Q: what is Advance care directives? (easy and simple)

A: Medical care functions to promote and maintain health. The other functions include assessment of…

Q: What are some positive and some negative reasons for a provider to participate in Medicaid?

A: Medicaid is the nation's public health insurance program for people with low income. The Medicaid…

Q: When was the PTA position officially created by the APTA? List at least two factors that led to the…

A: Physical therapy is a paramedical profession done by trained professionals called physical…

Q: What is rational and irrational prescription? how we can diffrentiate it

A: Rational prescription: The patients receive medication appropriate to their clinical needs and also…

Q: What is Healthcare Data Revolution?

A: Healthcare can be defined as the constant process that is involved the maintaining and improving…

Q: should multiple sampling methodologies be considered for health care research? what are the risk of…

A: Introduction:- Multiples sampling methodologies should be considered for health care to clearly…

Q: Provide an example of one specialized practice that has the highest instance of healthcare fraud and…

A: Fraud means a wrongful deception for a personal gain or financial gain. Abuse means using something…

Health Epidemiology

Health is an essential factor for all human beings. For all humans, health is a critical factor. An individual's ability to meet life's challenges and retain his or her capacity for optimal functioning is reflected in his or her condition of health. This needs the physical, mental, and biological parts of one's constitution to maintain a degree of functioning that has a favorable influence and support for one another.