Medicaid Rate-Setting Methods for Community Services in Selected States

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2009-11-12

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community based services
Medicaid rate setting
personal care
adult day care
assisted living

Abstract

Hilltop Director of Long-Term Supports and Services Cynthia Woodcock presented findings from a Hilltop study directed by Senior Research Analyst Harriet Komisar, PhD, of community-based services in 11 states at the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH) Long-Term Care Payment Advisory Committee (LTC PAC) meeting on November 12, 2009. Entitled Medicaid Rate-Setting Methods for Community Services in Selected States, the presentation described the community service system in Maryland, discussed the study, and presented the findings. The study focused on rate-setting methods for personal care, adult day care, and assisted living.