LTC lecture, part 2 Flashcards

1
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Legislation with home and community based svcs

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Older Americans Act (1965), federal funds to states
-Nutrition programs, case mgmt, homemaker svcs, and adult day care svcs
The 1981 HCBS waiver program
-Enable states to expand community-based LTC under Medicaid
Title XX Social Svcs Block Grants from DHHS
-Used for community-based LTC
Meidcaid Personal Care Svcs Progam
-Limited assistance in some states

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Unmet need in home and community-based svcs

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Inadequate svcs for some acute health problems and mental health issues
Inadequate workforce
Transportation barriers
Limited supportive housing
Inconsistency across states and geographic areas within states

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Types of home and community-based LTC svcs

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Home health care
Adult day care
Adult foster care
Senior centers
Home-delivered and congregate meals
Homemakers svcs
Continuing care at home
Case management

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Adult day care role and funding

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Provides partial respite to families
Primary funding: Medicaid and private out-of-pocket payment

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Adult foster care role and funding

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Primary room and board, supervision, and light ADL assistance
Primary funding: Medicaid, private insurance, and private out-of-pocket payment

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Senior centers role and financing

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Wellness programs, education, counseling, recreation, health screenings, etc.
Financing: some public funding, United Way, private donations

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Continuing care at home: role and how to guarantee future LTC care

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Extension of the continuing care retirement center (CCRC) model into home health
Initial lump-sum fee and monthly fee will guarantee future LTC

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Who is the single largest payer for home health care svcs? Who is the 2nd largest payer?

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Medicare
Medicaid

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What is the most common svc provided to home health care pts?

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Skilled nursing care

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Settings of institutional LTC

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Residential and personal care facilities
ALF
SNF
Subacute care facilities

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Aspects of residential and personal care facilities

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Physically supportive dwelling
Monitoring/assistance with meds, oversight, and personal or custodial care
No nursing care or medical svcs
Private-pay, SSI payment, other gov’t assistance

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Role and financing of ALF

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Personal care svcs
24-hr supervision
Social svcs
Recreational activities
Nursing and rehab svcs
86% of the residents pay privately

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What are the 3 types of subacute care facilities

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LTCHs (certified as acute care hospitals)
Transitional care units in hospitals: SNF certifications
Skilled care nursing homes: SNF certification

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14
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What absorbed much of the nursing home care?

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Community-based svcs and assisted living

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15
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What was a drastic cut back on SNF?

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On behalf of hospitals

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16
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What is the fastest growing institution with LTC?

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ALFs

17
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What has increased, and what has decreased with LTC?

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Nursing home costs
Share of personal care expenditures

18
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What type of financing is declining with LTC?

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Private

19
Q

What type of spending is rising for nursing home care?

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Medicare

20
Q

Why is there a slow growth of private LTC insurance?

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Affordability issue
Too many options can be confusing
Many mistakenly think that Medicare will pay for LTC
Few public policy incentives