交易场所:真正的选择系统改变赠款和运动,以社区为基础的长期护理支持。

Cynthia Shirk
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“真正的选择系统改变”拨款项目旨在帮助各州将其长期护理服务系统从依赖机构转变为更以社区为基础的系统。这笔赠款旨在帮助各州发展老年人和残疾人在综合社区环境中生活所需的基础设施。本期简报提供了关于系统变更拨款的信息,以及各州医疗补助机构为改变其基于制度的系统所采取的各种活动。此外,本文还报道了对这些变化的一些定性和定量反应。本摘要还提出了与不同环境下长期护理的公共支出有关的关键政策问题,这些问题可能会与未来的拨款决定一并考虑。
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Trading places: Real Choice Systems Change grants and the movement to community-based long-term care supports.

The Real Choice Systems Change grant program was created to help states transform their long-term care service systems from ones that rely on institutions to ones that are more community-based. The grants are intended to help states develop the infrastructure needed for seniors and individuals with disabilities to live in integrated community settings. This issue brief provides information about Systems Change grants and the kinds of activities state Medicaid agencies have undertaken to transform their institutionally based systems. In addition, this paper reports on some of the qualitative and quantitative responses to the changes. This brief also raises critical policy questions related to public spending for long-term care in different settings that might be considered in tandem with future grant funding decisions.

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