Deliverable Length: 3–4 pages Your health care organization has decided to undergo a major restructuring to better align with the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010. You...

Abstract
The following review article aims to analyse the impact of Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act on the ethical treatment of the patients in the Managed healthcare
organisation. The paper is based on the review of literature of the works done in the past
on the topic and formed some informed recommendations for the ethical HMO with
espect to rules and regulations put in place by the managed healthcare system. The article
explains the act and its implications in detail and consequently elaborates on the
operational and legal framework that can be followed to provide treatment to the patients
in most ethical manner. The scope of the paper is limited to the applications of the
ecommendations in a particular scenario and hence calls for further research pertaining
to special circumstances wherein law will play a larger roles in deciding the ethics
followed.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) is a central law signed into
egulation by President Barack Obama in 2010. It signifies the most important administration
development and governing renovation of the U.S. healthcare a
angement since the passage
of Medicare and Medicaid. The PPACA is meant to aggregate the affordability and number
of health insurance reportage for Americans, and decreasing the general costs of wellbeing
maintenance for individuals and the administration. It offers several instruments comprising
orders, grants, and tax recognitions to companies and persons to increase the treatment rate
and health insurance affordability. The ACA needs insurance businesses to cover all
candidates within new smallest ethics, and offer the same amounts notwithstanding of pre-
existing settings or gender. Supplementary restructurings aim to develop healthcare results
and simplify the supply of health care. (Friedel, 2012) The Congressional Budget Office
expected that the ACA will lower both upcoming shortfalls and Medicare expenditure.
Managed healthcare has been effective in the United States due to the reason that before
that the health care was very expensive and surpassed the inflation and economic growth rate
in terms of increase in health care cost (Gross, 2007).And with the advent of managed health
care, it has been possible to provide the medical services in better manner and in line with the
monetary value expended. The research paper outlined the lessons for the prospective and
cu
ent managers in order to provide the guidelines for the management of the healthcare
system in an ethical and effective manner. Following are the recommendations for
eliminating the undesirable effects of this law and treat the people in most ethical manner
(Gross, 2007)....