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Regional Institute For The 21 st CenturyASSESSMENT OF LONG TERM CARE SYSTEM Long term care is broad and affects everyone. Connecticut Medicaid expenditures on long term care are significant.Spending will increase by more than $3 billion by 2025.The number of people over 65 years of age will increase by 40%(207,745), due to aging of the Baby Boomers Generation.20CBIA – May 2011
Regional Institute For The 21 st CenturyASSESSMENT OF LONG TERM CARE SYSTEM UConn study determined nearly 80% of people would prefer to remainat home with health care services delivered there.Home and Community Based Care is about half the cost of institutionalcare.Not all recipients need 24/7 care of an institution.Rebalancing to the stated objective of the State can deliver savings. CT Initiative – Money Follows the Person15 CT Agencies currently have a role in determining Medicaid waivers21CBIA – May 2011
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