Pros And Cons Of Adoptable Health Care System

Adoptable health care system for the older population confront the challenge of long term health care needs. Adoptable health care system help the pay health care cost, housing, and living requirements like food. The programs and policies were created under the OAA (Older Americans Act). In 1965, the Older American Act was designed to meet the social service needs of the older population. OAA is to focus on problems associated with aging, which is developed by federal Administration on Aging and headed by an assistant secretary for aging at the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Administration on Aging provides leadership, technical assistance, and support to service providers, caregivers, and volunteers in helping with …show more content…
The management of the solution requires time, cost, labor, and education. Also, society, individuals, and government must be responsible. For example, The benefits for SSI comes from working. The payroll deduction contributes to SSI is 7.65% of covered earnings and employers match the employee contribution. Self-employed is 15.3% (A Primer: Social Security Act Programs to Assist the Disabled, 2005). The requirement to management SSI needs come from the government. The government must be paid by taxes to management the programs effectively and efficiently. In addition, individuals must be willing to …show more content…
Parties responsible for supporting the life of and elder are the government, citizen, and family. The government is responsible for enforcing policies that promote good health and long life expectancy because the wellness gets regulated by the government. Some programs are Medicaid, FMLA, and Medicare. In addition, the government should take action to abuse of elders because the government is the power of the people. However, the United States lacks consensus on which policies should get adopted or rejected (Markson, Stein, Alden,