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North Carolina Olmstead and Olmstead Related Cases, 2009

May 2009

The Center for PAS has tracked 2 Olmstead related case(s) in North Carolina.

This information is extracted from the "Olmstead and Olmstead-Related Lawsuits" table in the "Introduction to Olmstead Lawsuits and Olmstead Plans" report published on the center for PAS website.

Thomas S. v. Flaherty*

Date filed: 1990

Case status: Closed (1993)

Primary Target group: MR/DDa

Case Type (Olmstead e or Related f): Related

Reference (on the Olmstead & Olmstead-related Lawsuits table) : NC111

Case Summary & Links to Further Detailsiii:

Summary Class action concerning people institutionalized in state psychiatric facilities. Court held that institutionalized persons with disabilities are entitled to services that are consistent with professional opinion & where it is assessed as appropriate people are entitled to receive community-based services.

McCree v. Odom*

Date filed: 2000

Case status: Closed (May 2002)

Primary Target group: Children

Case Type (Olmstead e or Related f): Related

Reference (on the Olmstead & Olmstead-related Lawsuits table) : NC23

Case Summary & Links to Further Detailsiii:

Summary Class action on behalf of Medicaid-eligible children unable to obtain dental services due to a lack of Medicaid-participating dentists.
Progress Complaint upheld. The ruling in this case was one of the first that held that states cannot claim 'sovereign immunity' & that complainants have individually enforceable rights under Medicaid law

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