DESCRIPTION:
The Money Follows the Person
Program (MFP) is providing new opportunities for revenue growth for
adult daycare centers.
Discover how your adult day care services program can be helping
prospective clients transition from an institution into the community.
“How
You Can Grow Your Adult Day Services Program With Medicaid Funds From
The Money Follows The Person Grant’s Program,”
is a new 42-page report, that will give you the details and information
you
need to determine whether your adult day services program can
participate and receive these important Medicaid funds.
Almost $1.7 billion in grants has been awarded to help move Medicaid
clients in nursing and other institutions into community settings.
This new report gives you all do background on the Money Follows the
Person grant program; the main program goals, who qualifies, qualified
services, and operational protocols.
You’ll get details on the critical MFP benchmarks required
and quality insurance elements of the program.
This report includes insight from three experts on aspects of the Money
Follows the Person program: Kate King, project officer with the Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Peter Notarstefano, director of
home and community-based services, American Association of Homes and
Services for the Aging; and Pat Luchkowsky, director of public affairs
with Easter Seals of Ohio.
You’ll learn the five components and adult day services need
for success with money follows the person.
This report will help you identify the services your program now offers
and which services your program may have to expand into your
operations. The report provides complete details on the
services required.
Order your copy of this report to help you and your team ascertain the
opportunities for success the MFP program may hold for your adult day
care center.
Understand the coordination with other community-based providers that
your adult day care program may have to consider.
Plus, you’ll get a successful case history on an Ohio program
called a Home Choice. That state was one of the original
programs to receive some $100 million in enhanced federal match finds
to pay for MFP.
You’ll get information on the Home Choice structure, support
components, and operational structure, including such details as
pre-implementation including outreach and education,
pre–transition and referral of participants.
The report also includes practical advice for adult day care services
providers and tips on becoming familiar with what your state is
planning under MFP.
“How
You Can Grow Your Adult Day Services Program With Medicaid Funds From
The Money Follows The Person Grant’s Program,”
has been prepared by the editors of Adult
Day Services Letter and is based on a recent audio webcast
on the subject.
See how your adult day services program may be able to tap into the
funding under the Money Follows the Person program. States
are proposing to transition almost 38,000 persons from institutional
settings. There have been more than 304 grants thus far.
Check into the opportunities, the Medicaid Money Follows the Person
offers.
Order today!
About The
Publisher:
Adult Day
Services Letter
Published
since 1985, Adult Day Services Letter, stays on top of the most current
challenges facing adult day professionals, including financing adult
day services, marketing adult day services to seniors, caregivers and
payors, staffing, programming, positioning for managed care and
integration, changes in federal and state legislation and regulations,
how to provide transportation, and competition.
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