Challenges in Improving Care for High-Risk Seniors in Medicare: Lessons and Observations from Past Field Demonstrations

Marsha Gold, Timothy Lake, William E. Black and Mark Smith

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Abstract: Despite strong interest in improving care for high-risk elders, demonstration projects typically show negative results. This paper examines a large foundation-sponsored initiative to gain insight into why success can be so elusive.

Keywords: Access to Care Chronic Care; Consumer Issues; Elderly Health Philanthropy; Health Reform (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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