Long-term Care After Olmstead: Aging and Disability Groups Seek Common Ground : Hearing Before the Special Committee on Aging, United States Senate, One Hundred Seventh Congress, First Session, Washington, DC, September 24, 2001, Volume 4 |
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... home and community setting for many years . It is appropriate for older Americans to look to this group for guidance for effective ways to deliver quality care to individuals . One of the ways the disability community has been receiving ...
... home and community setting for many years . It is appropriate for older Americans to look to this group for guidance for effective ways to deliver quality care to individuals . One of the ways the disability community has been receiving ...
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... home and community - based services such as home health care or nursing services , assistance with meals or medication management , and personal care services . Many people with disabilities are elderly adults , but children and adults ...
... home and community - based services such as home health care or nursing services , assistance with meals or medication management , and personal care services . Many people with disabilities are elderly adults , but children and adults ...
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... care programs . In summary , the extent to which the Olmstead decision will dictate major shifts in long - term care services from institutional to home and community - based settings and for whom is uncertain . What is more certain ...
... care programs . In summary , the extent to which the Olmstead decision will dictate major shifts in long - term care services from institutional to home and community - based settings and for whom is uncertain . What is more certain ...
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... home or community - based settings and required considerable help from another person to perform two or more self - care activities . " More difficult to estimate is the number of disabled children at risk of institutionalization ...
... home or community - based settings and required considerable help from another person to perform two or more self - care activities . " More difficult to estimate is the number of disabled children at risk of institutionalization ...
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... care and are determined to require services equivalent to a nursing home level of care . This is how the elderly most often become eligible for Medicaid . The second route is through eligibility for the Social Security Administration's ...
... care and are determined to require services equivalent to a nursing home level of care . This is how the elderly most often become eligible for Medicaid . The second route is through eligibility for the Social Security Administration's ...
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