 
Discussion Paper: Advancing Self-Sufficiency for Medicaid Beneficiaries: Meeting the Challenges of the Olmstead Integration Mandate
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              Summary
              For states that receive federal funding, the Olmstead decision
confirmed the obligation to serve individuals with disabilities in more integrated settings rather than provide supports and services in institutional settings. As states move forward with strategies to support community living for individuals with disabilities and promote the principles of person-centered planning, these tools and strategies provide complimentary opportunities to accelerate the achievement of inclusive outcomes.
          confirmed the obligation to serve individuals with disabilities in more integrated settings rather than provide supports and services in institutional settings. As states move forward with strategies to support community living for individuals with disabilities and promote the principles of person-centered planning, these tools and strategies provide complimentary opportunities to accelerate the achievement of inclusive outcomes.
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      Populations
          
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      Keywords
          
      Asset Building; Self-Sufficiency Strategies; Microenterprise; Pooled Trusts; work incentives; Long-Term Care Insurance Options; Special Needs Trusts; Home Ownership; Tax Provisions; Earned Income Tax Credit; Asset Development
      
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Nirvana
      
            Huhtala Petlick
      
            npetlick@ifh.rutgers.edu
      
  
