4. Current government health insurance plans Aa Aa Government Health Plans in the United States About of the United States population is covered by a government health insurance program. The three main government health care plans are: Medicare, Medicaid, and workers' compensation insurance is administered by each state and covers people who are hurt on the job or become sick due to work-related causes. was designed primarily to help people regardless of their financial position, pay their health care costs. is a state-run public assistance program that provides medical benefits to people who are unable to pay for health care. More than million people across the United States are covered by the program In the United States, health care programs may be provided by the federal government, the governments of individual states, or some combination of both. It is important to know who is eligible, as well as the services provided by each of these programs. Read each of the following statements and indicate whether it applies to Medicare, Medicaid, or workers' compensation programs. Self-employed people are required to pay premiums for themselves and their workers and is intended to provide compensation for a work-related illness or injury This federal program provides older and disabled people with access to basic hospital insurance, supplementary medical insurance, and prescription drug coverage Part B of this federal program covers the cost of doctors and surgeons, as well as the cost of X-rays and MRIs, ambulances, the rent on medical equipment, and some home health services 4. Current government health insurance plans Aa Aa Government Health Plans in the United States About of the United States population is covered by a government health insurance program. The three main government health care plans are: Medicare, Medicaid, and workers' compensation insurance is administered by each state and covers people who are hurt on the job or become sick due to work-related causes. was designed primarily to help people regardless of their financial position, pay their health care costs. is a state-run public assistance program that provides medical benefits to people who are unable to pay for health care. More than million people across the United States are covered by the program In the United States, health care programs may be provided by the federal government, the governments of individual states, or some combination of both. It is important to know who is eligible, as well as the services provided by each of these programs. Read each of the following statements and indicate whether it applies to Medicare, Medicaid, or workers' compensation programs. Self-employed people are required to pay premiums for themselves and their workers and is intended to provide compensation for a work-related illness or injury This federal program provides older and disabled people with access to basic hospital insurance, supplementary medical insurance, and prescription drug coverage Part B of this federal program covers the cost of doctors and surgeons, as well as the cost of X-rays and MRIs, ambulances, the rent on medical equipment, and some home health services
