You need Javascript enabled for this to workMedicaid Waiver Programs for Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injury.
Logo for Center for Personal Assistance Services New Browser Window, University of California, San Francisco  
Jump over main navigation bar to the sub navigation barHome (press control H in some browsers)Current directory is Need for PAS (press control N in some browsers)Home and Community PAS (press control C in some browsers)Workers and Caregivers (press control W in some browsers)Economics and Workplace PAS (press control E in some browsers)Emergency Preparedness (press control P in some browsers)PAS Users (press control U in some browsers) 
Jump over the sub navigation bar to the main body content





  Jump over the main body content to the main navigation bar
 

Printer-friendly page

Kitchener, M., Ng, T., Grossman, B., & Harrington, C. (2005). Medicaid Waiver Programs for Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. Journal of Health and Social Policy, 20(3), pp.51-66.

Abstract

With policy makers facing the competing challenges of budget crises and pressures to expand Medicaid home and community-based service programs to populations including those with traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries (TBI/SCI), this paper addresses the need for information about the development of waiver programs for this target population.

This study draws from the most recent and comprehensive available dataset to present national participation and expenditure trends for all TBI/SCI waivers for the period 1995-2002, it reports findings from a national survey of policies (e.g., eligibility criteria and cost controls) used on these waiver programs in 2002, and compares the Medicaid cost of serving this target group through institutional care and waiver programs.

Obtain the Full Version

Contact Martin Kitchener at the Center for Personal Assistance Services
Tel : (415) 502 7264

Contact by email: martink@itsa.ucsf.edu