Funding/Team Models/Continuum of Care Flashcards
Funding:
A 23 year old university student working part-time as a clerk, who sustained a TBI in a motorcycle accident. Assets of $2500
Medicaid
Funding:
A 69 year old auto mechanic who has a stroke. Assets of $300,000
Medicare
Funding:
A 26 year old Iron worker who sustained a T6-7 incomplete SCI from a fall at work. Assets of $4400
Workers Comp
Funding:
A 36 year old nurse diagnosed with MS, still working full time at the rehabilitation hospital. Assets of $180,000
Private insurance
Funding:
State program funded jointly by states and federal government. Medically needy
Medicaid
Funding:
Initiated by federal law and managed by agencies at the state level. Usually recieve 2/3 of gross income
Workers Comp
Funding:
Person who is under 65 years old with a disability and can no longer engage in gainful employment and must have worked for 40 quarters = 10 years. Recieves up to 80% of salary.
SSDI
Funding:
Federally funded program; person is eligible after being handicapped for 2 years
Medicare
Funding:
Medicare
Federally funded program; person is eligible after being handicapped for 2 years
Funding:
Medicaid
State program funded jointly by states and federal government. Medically needy
Funding:
Workers Comp
Initiated by federal law and managed by agencies at the state level. Usually receive 2/3 of gross income.
Funding:
SSDI
Person who is under 65 years old with a disability and can no longer engage in gainful employment and must have worked for 40 quarters = 10 years. Receives up to 80% of salary.
Models/Types of Teams:
Multidisciplinary
Roles are clear, limited coordination required; patient family participation is limited
Models/Types of Teams:
Interdisciplinary
Potential to reduce costs, decrease LOS, and improve outcomes; team members have a holistic view of patient; complex system
Models/Types of Teams:
Transdisiplinary
Fewer persons interacting with patients decreases stimulation and stress, very holistic approach, may conserve staff and resources; most difficult
