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The vast majority of people of all ages who need long - term care live in the community ( see Figure 4 ) . More than 5 million disabled elderly and over 3 mil- lion disabled younger people live at home ( or in non- nursing residences ) ...
The vast majority of people of all ages who need long - term care live in the community ( see Figure 4 ) . More than 5 million disabled elderly and over 3 mil- lion disabled younger people live at home ( or in non- nursing residences ) ...
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The vast majority of people of all ages who need long - term care live in the community ( see Figure 4 ) . More than 5 million disabled elderly and over 3 mil- lion disabled younger people live at home ( or in non- nursing residences ) ...
The vast majority of people of all ages who need long - term care live in the community ( see Figure 4 ) . More than 5 million disabled elderly and over 3 mil- lion disabled younger people live at home ( or in non- nursing residences ) ...
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In administering benefits , the Commission seeks a balance between ensuring equal and adequate protec- tion for all severely disabled , regardless of the state in which they live , and allowing flexibility to tailor serv- ices to ...
In administering benefits , the Commission seeks a balance between ensuring equal and adequate protec- tion for all severely disabled , regardless of the state in which they live , and allowing flexibility to tailor serv- ices to ...
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For younger severely disabled , most of whom live in the community , almost all new spending ( $ 9 billion out of a total $ 11 billion ) would go to home and community - based care . The new program would serve some 2 million se- verely ...
For younger severely disabled , most of whom live in the community , almost all new spending ( $ 9 billion out of a total $ 11 billion ) would go to home and community - based care . The new program would serve some 2 million se- verely ...
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In administering benefits , the Commission seeks a balance between ensuring equal and adequate protec- tion for all severely disabled , regardless of the state in which they live , and allowing flexibility to tailor serv- ices to ...
In administering benefits , the Commission seeks a balance between ensuring equal and adequate protec- tion for all severely disabled , regardless of the state in which they live , and allowing flexibility to tailor serv- ices to ...
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Page 2 - ... savings achieved elsewhere in the federal budget, the Commission is committed to raising whatever additional revenues are necessary. B. In considering what revenue options to adopt, the Commission recommends that the choice be guided by the following three criteria: 1. The final tax package ought to be progressive, requiring a higher contribution from those most able to bear increased tax burdens. That is, families with higher incomes would be asked to contribute a greater share of their incomes...