Indicators of a balanced long-term service and support system: examining the impact on individuals aging with a lifelong disability |
| |
Authors: | Ruiz Sarah Urdapilleta Oswaldo Clark-Shirley Leanne J Howard Jennifer Poey Judith |
| |
Affiliation: | IMPAQ International, Washington, DC 20005, USA.sruiz@impaqint.com |
| |
Abstract: | ![]() This article explores how rebalancing efforts can support the needs of individuals aging with a lifelong disability. The National Balancing Indicator project examined the overall long-term supports and services system (LTSS) progress in five indicators within the Sustainability, Coordination and Transparency, and Prevention principles toward a balanced LTSS system for those aging with a lifelong disability. In assessing state efforts to create a balanced participant-directed LTSS system with the National Balancing Indicators, the findings suggest states are better equipping the system to handle a burgeoning population of individuals aging with a lifelong disability, but more progress is still needed. Overall, states need to continue to create a seamless system that allows individuals with lifelong disabilities to transition smoothly through the life course. |
| |
Keywords: | |
本文献已被 PubMed 等数据库收录! |
|