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Improving Long-Term Services and Supports: Making Medicaid Work for the 21st Century Issue Brief

01/14/2005 | Requests *

Summary

Despite preference for community-based long-term care, spending & policy is biased toward institutional services. More flexible policies were passed in 1981, when coverage was extended to non-medical services for people who meet criteria. States still must obtain a waiver for community-based services, and the law requires that Medicaid programs provide institutional care. As a result, policymakers face challenges when creating balanced systems that offer access to quality service choices. 

Author

Mollica, Robert L. 

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Keywords

Long Term Services and Supports; Medicaid; ICF-MR; Eligibility Revisions 

Topic

Financing HCBS, Single Point of Entry/No Wrong Door, State/Agency Information 

Type/Tool

Marketing materials, Newsletter, periodic publication 

Source

Rutgers/NASHP 

State

All States/Territories 

Date Created

01/14/2005 

Contact

Neva Kaye
National Academy for State Health Policy

nkaye@nashp.org
207-874-6524

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