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Discussion Brief: Advancing Medicaid HCBS Policy: From Capped Consumer to Consumer-Directed
03/31/2008 | Requests *
Summary
Over the last eight years, federal, state, and local governments have re-envisioned how to deliver and pay for an ever-growing caseload of elderly individuals and persons with disabilities who need services at home, in the workplace, or in more costly nursing facilities. This discussion provides a vision and a context for HCBS reform consistent with CMS’ vision for reforming post-acute care that focuses on addressing system barriers and informing and empowering health care consumers.
Author
Acosta, Paula; Hendrickson, Leslie
Available Files
- Report Word (585K, 36 pages)
- Report PDF (306K, 26 pages)
Keywords
Caregiving; Fiscal Intermediary; Long-Term Care In Retrospect; HCBS Policy Environment; Consumer Decisions; Case Management;
Topic
Accessibility, Aging Issues, Consumer/Participant Direction, Deficit Reduction Act (DRA), Financing HCBS, Long-Term Care
Type/Tool
Reports
Source
Rutgers/NASHP
State
California, All States/Territories
Date Created
03/31/2008
Contact
Leslie Hendrickson
55 Commercial Avenue, 3rd Floor
New Brunswick
lhendrickson@ifh.rutgers.edu
732-932-4670
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