Question

5. A High Deductible Health Plan is usually combined with
   1. A Health Savings Account Plan
   2. Medicaid
   3. A Catastrophic Health Plan
   4. Medicare
6. The Affordable Care Act offers Subsidies on Health Plans to which of the below financially qualified groups
   1. To those who Financially Qualify and apply on the Health Care Marketplace
   2. Only on Family Plans
   3. To all those who Financially Qualify no matter how they apply
   4. Only to Non-smokers

7. The policy agenda of interest groups is typically reflective

1. Of the interests of the vulnerable populations
2. Of their own interests
3. Of the interests of the government
4. None of the Above

8. States can

1. License and regulate health care facilities
2. Restrict marketing and price of health insurance
3. Create federal health policies
4. 1 and 2

9. One effect of the PPS reimbursement method was

1. An increase in the number of admissions
2. Longer hospital stays
3. Quicker discharge of patients
4. Increase in the cost of operations

10. Access to care can best be defined as
    1. The ability to obtain expensive, most technologically advanced health services
    2. The ability to obtain unnecessary, expensive health care
    3. The ability to obtain needed, affordable health services
    4. The ability to obtain affordable, acceptable services in an untimely manner

11. What are mobile health care services

1. They can only be used by Medicare patients
2. Health care services transported to patients
3. Referrals from one hospital to another
4. Services that require inpatient stay

Answer 1

Sol:-

A High Deductible Health Plan is usually coupled with a health savings account plan (HSA). High deductible health plan is an insurance plan that involves lower premium along with high deductibles. One needs to get covered under HDHP in order to avail the benifits of HSA.

When HDHP is combined with HSA the deductible amount can be paid along with other expenses using the money from the tax free HSA.

A Medicaid health plan can't be combined with HSA.

A catastrophic health plan can't go with HDHP.

As similar to Medicaid, even Medicare can't go with HSA.