Home Health Independence Patients: High Use, but Not Financial Outliers

Valerie Cheh, John Schurrer and Morris Hamilton

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Abstract: The goal of this report is to understand the relationships among the proxy demonstration target group (ill, disabled beneficiaries), patients who receive outlier payments, and the agencies that serve them.

Keywords: Home Health Independence Medicare; home health disabled outlier payment policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 91
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