History and Evolution of Health Care Economics
History and Evolution of Health Care Economics
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History and Evolution of Health Care Economics
The approval of title 18 of the Social Security act in 1965 is legislation as a complement to the Social Security retirement, disability, survivor’s benefits, and initially covers individuals age 65 and older. The extension of the program in 1972 covers people with end-stage renal disease that requires dialysis and are kidney transplant, disabled, people 65, or older that elect