In 1965 the enactment of Medicare and Medicaid provided older adults and poor persons with the assurance of
a. a minimal level of health care.
b. a reasonable standard of living.
c. guaranteed housing.
d. increased food allowance funding.
A
The Medicare and Medicaid laws assured the aged and poor populations of a minimal level of health care.
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