Consumer Preferences for a Consumer-Directed Cash Option Versus Traditional Services: Telephone Survey Findings for Florida Elders and Adults with Physical Disabilities
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Summary
Review the findings of this telephone survey focusing on the preferences of Florida elders and adults with physical disabilities toward a cash option or traditional services. Results include a description of the sample demographics, services received, satisfaction level, and interest in a cash option.
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Populations
Sources
Elder’s Advisor – The Journal of Elder Law and Post Retirement Planning
Programs/Initiatives
States
Keywords
telephone survey; preferences of Florida elders and adults with physical disabilities; demographic and background characteristics of Florida elderly and adult consumers; services received and satisfaction levels; interest in the cash option; attractive cash option characteristics; surrogate interest in cash and counseling options; consumer interest in cash and counseling options; services consumers want to purchase; consumer and surrogate training and support needs; identifying interested and uncertain consumers and surrogates; communications and social marketing messages to emphasize; policy issues
Contact
Elizabeth
Maguire
National Resource Center for Participant-Directed Services
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elizabeth.maguire.1@bc.edu
Phone
617-552-0562