Medicaid Managed Care - U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging

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<strong>Medicaid</strong> Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: State Use of Assessment Instruments in <strong>Care</strong>
Planning (GAO/FEmD-64,
Apr. 2, 1996).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Current Issues and Future Directions (GA04EH5s@ 6.g,
Apr. 13, 1995).
<strong>Medicaid</strong>: Spending Pressures Drive States Toward Program Iteinvention
(GAO/HEHsa5-122,
Apr. 4,1995).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Diverse, Growing Population Includes Millions of
Americans of All Ages (GA01HERSO&,
Nov. 7,1994).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong> Reform: States' Views on Key Elements of Wel-Designed
Programs for the Elderly (GAo/HEHst4-i7, Sept 6, 1994).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Oler CountriesTighten Budgets While Seeking Better
Access (GAO/HEHusa4.ti,
Aug. 30,1994).
FInancial Management: Oversight of Small Facilites for the Mentally
Retarded and Developmentally Disabled (GAo/smmsi-t2, Aug. 12, 1994).
<strong>Medicaid</strong> Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Successful State Efforts to Expand Home
Services While Limitng Costa (COs/HEHs167, Aug. 11. 1994).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Status of Quality Assurance and Measurement in Home
and Community Based Services (GAo/PEmD94.19,
Mar. 31,1994).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Support for Elder <strong>Care</strong> Could Benefit the Government
Workplace and the Eldery(GAO/HEHs, Mar. 4, 1994).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong>: Private Sector Elder <strong>Care</strong> Could Yield Multiple Benefits
(GAO/HEHs4o4e,
Jan. 31, 1994).
Health <strong>Care</strong> Reform: Supplemental and Long-Term <strong>Care</strong> Insurance
(GAor.HaRDW-6sm,
Nov. 9,1993).
Long-Term <strong>Care</strong> Reform: Rethinking Service Delivery, Accountability, and
Cost Control (GsO/HRDsi-sP, July 13,1993).
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