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July 2010 This report, composed by Families USA, lays out five reasons why states should not reduce funding for home and community-based services (HCBS)—despite tough economic times. The reasons are as follows: 1) Cutting HCBS can cost the state more in the long run; 2) Cutting HCBS can be bad for state economies; 3) Cutting HCBS increases the burden on informal caregivers, which has implications for U.S. businesses and state economies; 4) Cutting HCBS runs counter to consumer preferences; and 5) Cutting HCBS may violate the Supreme Court’s Olmstead decision. Download the Report . . .

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Market Intelligence Resource | July 1, 2010

Five Good Reasons Why States Shouldn’t Cut Home- and Community-Based Services in Medicaid

July 2010 This report, composed by Families USA, lays out five reasons why states should not reduce funding for home and community-based services (HCBS)—despite tough economic times. The reasons are as follows: 1) Cutting HCBS can cost the state more in the long run; 2) Cutting HCBS can be bad for state economies; 3) Cutting HCBS increases the burden on informal caregivers, which has implications for U.S. businesses and state economies; 4) Cutting HCBS runs counter to consumer preferences; and 5) Cutting HCBS may violate the Supreme Court’s Olmstead decision. Download the Report . . .

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