A 63-year-old man has qualified for Medicaid. His qualification for Medicaid will be based primarily on what factor?
A) His medical history and present health status
B) His income
C) His employment history
D) His military service
Ans: B
Medicaid provides funds for healthcare for those dependent on public assistance
and certain other low-income individuals. Qualification is not based on work history, health
status, or military service.
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