Brief Long-Term Care for the Elderly and State Health Policy
Joshua M. Wiener, David G. Stevenson
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This policy brief reviews three broad strategies that states could use to control spending for Medicaid long-term care services for the elderly: bring more outside resources into the Medicaid long-term care system to offset state expenditures; reform the delivery system so that care can be provided more cheaply; and reduce Medicaid eligibility, reimbursement, and service coverage.
Research and Evidence Health Policy Tax and Income Supports
Expertise Health Care Coverage, Costs, and Access Aging, Medicare, and Long-Term Care Taxes and the Economy Aging and Retirement
Tags Health insurance Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program  Medicare Medicare and private health insurance Long-term services and support