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Evaluation of the Independence at Home Demonstration: An Examination of the First Four Years

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  • Laura Kimmey
  • Michael Anderson
  • Valerie Cheh
  • Evelyn Li
  • Catherine McLaughlin
  • Linda Barterian
  • Jay Crosson
  • Cara Stepanczuk
  • Lori Timmins
  • Jiaqi Li
  • Shannon Heitkamp
  • Christine Cheu
  • Tyler Fisher
  • Bonnie Harvey
  • Hope Johnson
  • Beny Wu
  • Sam Zhang
  • Mariel Finucane
  • Angela Eckstein

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This report describes the implementation and impacts of the Independence at Home demonstration over its first four years. Also, the report examines whether home-based primary care reduces Medicare expenditures and hospital use.

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  • Laura Kimmey & Michael Anderson & Valerie Cheh & Evelyn Li & Catherine McLaughlin & Linda Barterian & Jay Crosson & Cara Stepanczuk & Lori Timmins & Jiaqi Li & Shannon Heitkamp & Christine Cheu & Tyle, "undated". "Evaluation of the Independence at Home Demonstration: An Examination of the First Four Years," Mathematica Policy Research Reports f92acd5d008b4cbc82f7e940e, Mathematica Policy Research.
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