A federal and state program that uses general revenues to fund health care for the poor is called

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Medicaid is the program that uses federal and state funds to provide health care for the poor, unlike Medicare, which is designed primarily for people over 65 and certain younger individuals with disabilities. Managed care refers to a variety of techniques intended to reduce the cost of providing health benefits and improve the quality of care, and third-party payments involve an entity (other than the patient or healthcare provider) paying for healthcare services.

A Federal and State Program That Uses General Revenues to Fund