Reports

The grant summaries for the states awarded the ADRC Grant are contained here. There is also a matrix of baseline plans from the grantees and a cooperative agreement. In addition, the HHS press release for the first 12 grants for developing ADRCs is also included.

Grant summaries on the 2004 ADRC Grant Program grantees is provided here. Also, the HHS press release for this second round of 12 grants for developing ADRCs and a cooperative agreement are provided.

This is the Administration on Aging's National Aging Information and Referral/Assistance Support Center guide. This guide assists State and Area Agencies on Aging and local providers in matching I&R/A services with established AIRS Standards.

This is an overview of selected assessment tools used by aging and other human service agencies. The matrix contains descriptions of informational elements, format, targeted populations and staff training.

The Medicare/Medicaid Integration Program aims to end the fragmentation of financing, case management, and service delivery that currently exsists between the two programs. A report focusing on integrating information is provided, in addition to a link that provides several technical assistance reports.

This report summarizes the results of a telephone survey conducted by Mathematica in mid-2002 of adults age 50 and over in 13 communities. The report includes population characteristics as well as their knowledge of long-term care coverage and service availability.

This AARP report describes elements of successful Information and Assistance (I & A) Programs for older adults and their families and provides case studies of Indiana, Wisconsin, and New Jersey I & A programs.

This entry describes the process of the development of Just1Call, a centralized information and assessment resource center in Mecklenburg County (Charlotte), NC, from planning to implementation. The posting includes a manual, report, case study, protocal and link to their website.

This entry provides a table that summarizes the estimated costs and benefits associated with the proposed ADRC in Washington, D.C. The report included further details those costs and benefits.

The Lewin Group under contract with Wisconsin's Legislative Audit Bureau examined the implementation, early outcomes, and cost effectiveness of the restructuring of Wisconsin’s long-term care system for the elderly, the physically disabled, and the developmentally disabled. The report offers key-findings based on over the past few years evaluation.