Which of the following best explains why clients who have Medicaid have poor health outcomes?

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The primary reasons for delay,difficulty,or failure to access care include inability to afford health care and a variety of insurance-related reasons,including the insurer not approving,covering,or paying for care; the client having preexisting conditions; and physicians refusing to accept the insurance plan.Practical problems such as lack of childcare,transportation,long waiting periods,and communication issues also interfere.Noncompliance is not a primary reason why Medicaid clients have poor outcomess.Rather there are usually other compounding factors that interfere with the client following the regimen or accessing other needed health care services which result in the poor health outcomes.

Which of the Following Best Explains Why Clients Who Have