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How Public Long-Term Care Services for Older Adults are Funded in Illinois

How Public Long-Term Care Services for Older Adults are Funded in Illinois: A "Map" of the Current Financing Structure

RELEASED: 

June 4, 2007

A primer on how Illinois finances long-term care for older adults, produced by the Finance Workgroup of the Illinois Older Adult Services Advisory Committee (OASAC). OASAC was established to analyze the different financing options for reforming the long-term care system for older adults in Illinois. The Center for Tax and Budget Accountability was a member of the OASAC.

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Topics:Tax and Budget, Illinois Budget, Human Services

Tags:State Budget, Medicaid, Medicare, FY2005, Elder Care

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