Funding for occupation-based population health programs typically comes from:
A) Governmental agencies
B) Foundations
C) Insurance companies
D) Multiple sources

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Changes in demographics, including the rapid growth in the number of elderly who are at risk for injuries, illnesses, and disabilities, provide an opportunity for occupational therapy practitioners to expand their role in health promotion and disease/disability prevention. As in all areas of practice, community and population health promotion interventions should be based on the best available evidence. Funding for community and population health programs "can come from governmental agencies, foundations, non-profit organizations, insurance companies, and large corporations" (AOTA, 2013, p. S52), as well as fees-for-service. Most community and population health programs rely on multiple sources of funding.

Funding for Occupation-Based Population Health Programs Typically Comes From