Asked by Natalia Heath on May 25, 2024
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In a case addressing the constitutionality of the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable
Care Act,the Supreme Court ruled that
A) Congress does have the power to take existing Medicaid funds away from states if they do not comply with the expansion requirements.
B) Congress does not have the power to take existing Medicaid funds away from states if they do not comply with the expansion requirements.
C) Congress can only take existing Medicaid funds away from a state if the state provides universal health care to its citizens.
D) Congress can only take existing Medicaid funds away from a state if the state is found to have high infant mortality rates.
Expansion of Medicaid
The extension of Medicaid coverage to more low-income individuals and families, often associated with policies enacted under healthcare reform, such as the Affordable Care Act.
Affordable Care Act
A comprehensive health care reform law enacted in March 2010, aimed at expanding health insurance coverage and reducing the costs of health care for Americans.
Constitutionality
The quality of being in accordance with a constitution, especially with regard to laws and governmental actions.
- Comprehend the impact and implications of the Affordable Care Act and the legal challenges it faced.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the impact and implications of the Affordable Care Act and the legal challenges it faced.
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