The Demonstration to Maintain Independence and Employment: Implications for National Health Care Reform

Noelle Denny-Brown, Boyd Gilman, Gilbert Gimm, Henry Ireys and Sarah Croake

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Abstract: Individuals with potentially disabling conditions have distinct health care needs, which if left unmet, can lead to the onset of a disability and enrollment in a federal disability benefit program.

Keywords: DMIE; health care reform; early intervention; disability; employment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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