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Introduction
Historical Trends of Financing Healthcare
Effect of Healthcare Cost on Access to Care
Delivery System: Continuum of Care
Improving Care and Containing Cost
Historical Trends in Financing Health Care
Costs and Spending
Overall SpendingU.S. Health care accounted for
7.2% of GDP in 1970
Since 1970 health care spending rose faster than GDP
By 2016, health care spending will account for 19.6% of GDP
Historical Trends in Financing Health Care
Costs and Spending
Patterns of Growth in Real per
Capita Health Spending Growth in real per capita health
spending is expected to remain well below average
What reflects the projected slower growth in health spending
The effect of slower growth in managed care
Effect of Healthcare Cost on Access to Care
Geographical Access
Physical Access
Impact of Health Care Costs on Service Delivery: Continuum of Care
Prenatal & Postnatal Care
Long-Term Care - Chronic Health
Illness and Disability
Medicare
Home Health Care
Nursing Homes
Impact of Health Care Costs on Service Delivery Continuum of Care
Health Promotion - Live a Healthy
Lifestyle
Disease Prevention - Regular
Check-Ups
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Impact of Health Care Costs on Service Delivery: Continuum of Care
8.4%
13.2%
11.6%
8.3%27.9%
19.9%
7.1%
Under 5
Ages 5-12
Age 13-19
Age 20-24
Age 25-44
Age 45-64
Age 65+
Impact of Health Care Costs on Service Delivery: Continuum of Care
Developmental Disabilities
Mental Health Disorders
Military/Veterans Private Health
Care
Palliative Care Terminally Ill
Hospice
Healthcare Cost Containment Methods
Diagnostic Related Groups (DRGs)
Managed Care- Health Insurances
Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)
Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs) Point of Service (POS)
Preventive Care Measures
Healthcare Cost Containment Methods
Not-for-Profit Healthcare Agencies
Medicaid/Medicare
Quality of Care Improvements
Recommendations for Improvement
Enforce cost containment compliance, while enabling flexibility
Reduce the burden of preventable disease Plan ahead and budget for healthcare
Conclusion
The effectiveness of cost contain methods on the Healthcare system
Learning from historical Trends in Financing Health Care
Prenatal to Palliative services are vital to improving the Healthcare system
Limited access to care due to cost, increases the numbers of those diagnosed with bad health
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