Promising Practices in Long Term Care Systems Reform: Colorado’s Single Entry Point System

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Promising Practices in Long Term Care Systems Reform: Colorado’s Single Entry Point System

Wed, 09/04/2013 - 00:04
Article Publication Date
Summary
This document looks at Colorado's home and community based services. Specifically, the report focuses on single point of entry and single access points.
Article Author
Eiken, Steve; Heestand, Alexandra
Topics
Accessibility
Consumer/Participant Direction
Quality
Medicaid Waivers
Types/Tools
Promising practices
Reports
Populations
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Sources
Truven Health Analytics (formerly Thomson Reuters)
Programs/Initiatives
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States
Colorado
Keywords
Long-Term Care
Single Point of Entry/No Wrong Door
State/Agency Information
Single Entry Points; Family Care; Self-directed; Person-Centered System; Quality Assurance; Individual Choice; Community Living; Systems Change; Cooperative Care; COMP

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