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Costs and Benefits of IHSS for the Elderly and People with Disabilities: A California Case Study

05/03/2010 | Requests *

Summary

Reducing In Home Support Services (IHSS) in California will be costly for taxpayers according to this report, which summarizes and refutes the conclusions of an earlier CA Legislative Analyst’s Office report. It presents what it sees as a more realistic set of assumptions and re-estimates the relative benefits of the IHSS program, considering the savings to the state if it transitioned one third of nursing home residents back into the community. 

Author

Howes, Candace 

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Keywords

Community Inclusion; Expenditures; Medicaid; Nursing Facility Transition; LAO; anti-rebalancing consequences; three-tiered targeting; California Legislative Analyst’s Report; Medi‐Cal; state budgets; IWPR# E512 

Topic

Long-Term Care, Transition/Diversion from Institutions 

Type/Tool

Data, Policy alerts, briefs, letters & papers 

Source

Institute for Women’s Policy Research; PHI 

State

California, All States/Territories 

Date Created

06/07/2010 

Contact

Deane Beebe
PHI Media Relations Director

dbeebe@phinational.org
646-285-1039

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