Medicare Part D Survey of MaineCare Workers with Disabilities Dual Eligibles: Experience Before and During Transition : March 2006 Telephone Survey
This report provides an overview of the Medicare Part D program, with a focus on dual eligibles. Maine's efforts to help duals transition to Medicare Part D are described. The report discusses why there was a need for targeted outreach to dual eligibles that have disabilities, describing the activities and events that the project implemented to target workers with disabilities. The survey not only looks at activities that the project implemented, but also includes efforts by the state and other partners over the past year. The report provides highlights of the findings from the survey, with the appendix providing responses to the full survey.
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New Chartbook
With the aging of Maine’s population and its status as the “oldest” state in the nation, the use of long term services continues to be a critical public policy issue in the state and nationally. Learn more in the Cutler Institute's new chartbook Older Adults and Adults with Physical Disabilities: Population andService Use Trends in Maine
New Report Highlights Personal Experiences in Long-term Care
In a report prepared for the Maine Long-term Care Ombudsman Program, researchers captured the first-hand experiences and input of long-term care supports and services consumers, family members, workers, advocates, and community members so that their voices might become an integral part of state-wide planning for such services and supports.
Read the report: Personal Experiences with Long-term Care Services and Supports
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