Which of the following is a service that Medicaid covers?

Medicaid is a state and federal program that provides health coverage to eligible low-income individuals and families. One of the primary services that Medicaid covers is outpatient hospital services. These services include routine medical check-ups, diagnostic tests, treatments, and necessary follow-up visits that do not require an overnight stay at a hospital.

Outpatient services are essential because they facilitate access to medical care in a cost-effective manner and can help prevent more severe health issues that may require inpatient care. In contrast, elective cosmetic procedures, exclusive luxury medical products, and cosmetic enhancements are not covered by Medicaid, as these services are generally not considered medically necessary and are therefore outside the scope of Medicaid's purpose to provide essential health care to those in need.