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Promising Practices in HCBS: Alaska - Program Changes based on System Principles
02/02/2005 | Requests *
Summary
Alaska changed its Medicaid personal care program based on principles and recommendations from a 75-person Personal Care Summit that involved program participants, personal assistance providers, advocates, and state policy makers. The changes created consumer-directed personal care agencies that train participants to direct their own services and perform fiscal responsibilities for people who employ their own personal assistants through the CDPCP.
Author
Barrett, Erin
Available Files
- AK-Program Changes PDF (239K)
Keywords
Medicaid; Personal Assistant; Stakeholder Involvement; Consumer-directed services; Personal Care Summit
Topic
Consumer/Participant Direction
Type/Tool
Promising practices
Source
Thomson Reuters (formerly Medstat)
State
Alaska
Date Created
12/04/2003
Contact
Diane Dishman
diane_dishman@health.state.ak.us
907-269-3652
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