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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Home Health Agency Care
In the year 2000, about 12,800 home health agencies served approximately 8,600,000 clients across the United States . In that year Medicare paid an estimated 85% to 90% of the total cost of home health agency services amounting to $ 8,700,000,000. Although current figures are not yet available, the number of home health agencies has been going up year after year as well as the number of clients being served.
Robert E. Jones
Sun American Mortgage
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Medicaid Rules for Long Term Care
When it was first created in 1965, Medicaid would only pay for nursing home care for recipients over the age of 65. But allowances were made in the legislation for exceptions or “waivers” to the nursing home coverage. In recent years, many states have applied for waivers to allow their state programs to pay for care in assisted living or at home. These waiver slots are typically administered by the local area agencies on aging. As a rule, the vast majority of elderly Medicaid recipients are still receiving their care in nursing homes.
Robert E. Jones
Sun American Mortgage
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