This organization provides for the federal government's sharing in the payments made by state welfare agencies to health care providers for services rendered to the poor:

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Medicaid is a federal and state partnership that provides medical coverage to individuals and families with low incomes. Medicaid pays for medical services directly, but it also shares the cost of services with states. This means that the federal government contributes to the payments made by state welfare agencies for healthcare services rendered to the poor. Therefore, B is the best choice. Medicare (A) is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older or who have certain disabilities. DRGs (C) are diagnosis-related groups used to classify hospital cases into payment groups. HMOs and PPOs (D) are types of health insurance plans.

This Organization Provides for the Federal Government's Sharing in the Payments