Americans with Disabilities: Current and Future Long Term Services and SupportsStatistics show that one out of every five Americans suffer from a disability. Whether the disability be mental or physical, proper care is required for one's own health and financial needs. Since finding the proper care affects many Americans, financial advisors and policymakers strive to find a system that financially supports Americans with disabilities. This includes research on how to find accommodating long term financial services, how to investigate and manage marketing demands and how to work with external advisors and policy makers. This book explores the many different possibilities of financial reform and services for those with disabilities nation-wide. |
Contents
Future Market Demand and Understanding Costs of LongTerm Services and Supports Financing and Systems Reform for Americans with Disabilities | 107 |
External Advisors and External Policymakers Recommendations for Action | 167 |
References | 205 |
Index | 239 |
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