Medicaid Dollars and Community Homes: The Community ICF/MR Controversy
@article{Taylor1981MedicaidDA, title={Medicaid Dollars and Community Homes: The Community ICF/MR Controversy}, author={Steven J. Taylor and William M. Mccord and Stanford J. Searl}, journal={Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities}, year={1981}, volume={6}, pages={59 - 64} }
The use of Title XIX funds for community residences has generated considerable controversy. Several states have developed small ICF/MRs. Michigan—with its Macomb-Oakland Regional Center—is a national leader in developing model residences with ICF/MR funds. However, few states have limited ICF/MR funds to small living arrangements with six or less residents. Statistics show that some states are using ICF/MR funds to develop mini-institutions. This article discusses the feasibility of developing…
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