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The CLASS Act and Long-Term Care Policy Reform: A Perspective
Public Policy and Aging Report
  • Walter D. Dawson, Portland State University
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Citation
Publication Date
1-1-2010
Subjects
  • Health care delivery
Disciplines
Abstract

The provision of LTC is increasingly a public policy issue in all advanced industrialized countries of the world, driven by demographic changes as well as several societal transformations. The United States is no exception as it struggles with the challenges posed by an increased need for longterm services and supports (LTSS). Long-term care is defined as the services and supports needed when the ability to care for oneself has been reduced by chronic illness, disability, or aging (Miller, Ranji, Hisey, & Salganicoff, 2007). LTC …

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Copyright © 2010 The Gerontological Society of America

DOI
10.1093/ppar/20.2.16
Persistent Identifier
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/33414
Citation Information
Dawson, W. D. (2010). The CLASS Act and long-term care policy reform: A perspective. Public Policy and Aging Report, 20(2), 16-20.