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Money Follows the Person 2009 Annual Evaluation Report

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  • Carol Irvin
  • Debra Lipson
  • Sam Simon
  • Audra Wenzlow
  • Jeffrey Ballou

Abstract

The Money Follows the Person program is based on the premise that many Medicaid beneficiaries in institutions would rather live in the community and could do so with adequate support, which would cost less than the institutional care they receive.

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  • Carol Irvin & Debra Lipson & Sam Simon & Audra Wenzlow & Jeffrey Ballou, "undated". "Money Follows the Person 2009 Annual Evaluation Report," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 9e2b9b9bd089402ca0f705a99, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:9e2b9b9bd089402ca0f705a99c5f4a73
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    2. Carol Irvin & Randall Brown & Samuel Simon, "undated". "Research Design for the Money Follows the Person Evaluation," Mathematica Policy Research Reports f52bc61debbb4a99ae812f109, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    4. Randall Brown & Carol Irvin & Debra Lipson & Sam Simon & Audra Wenzlow, "undated". "Research Design Report for the Evaluation of the Money Follows the Person (MFP) Grant Program," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 80017d2b1d69484e86126a624, Mathematica Policy Research.
    5. Carol V. Irvin & Jeffrey Ballou, "undated". "The Starting Point: The Balance of State Long-Term Care Systems Before the Implementation of the Money Follows the Person Demonstration," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 774c33d2d4eb441e9c4c916dd, Mathematica Policy Research.
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