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Steve Gold

A great new source for information: http://www.stevegoldada.com 

Make the "The 2001 Disability Odyssey" with Steve Gold.  You will find many of Mr. Gold's Information Bulletins in the MCIL Journal.

PHOTO: Steve Gold and Mike Auberger
Steve Gold lectures Mike Auberger on disability rights.

Medicaid 

Subject: 2000 Medicaid Long Term Care Information

Medicaid Long Term Care Expenditures in fy 2000

Total Medicaid Expenditures --- $194.35 billion

Total Medicaid Long Term Care Expenditures-$ 67.70 billion
Long Term Care as a percentage of Medicaid - 34.8%


(58.5%) Nursing Home Expenditures -$39.59 billion
(14.7%) ICF/MR -------------- $ 9.96 billion
(73.2%) Total Institutional $ 49.55 billion

( 5.6%) Personal Care Option ------ $ 3.81 billion
(17.8%) HCBS Waivers ---------- $ 12.04 billion
( 3.4%) Home Health ----------- $ 2.30 billion
(26.8%) Total Community Services -$ 18.15 billion

Institutional Services -- 73.2% of Long Term Care Expenditures
Community Services -- 26.8% of Long Term Care Expenditures

[Compiled by ADAPT from data supplied by The MEDSTAT Group, Inc. HCFA 64 data, Office of State Agency Financial Management].


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