There has been significant expansion and change in the financing, coverage, and delivery
of home-and community-based services during the past decade. This article reviews the cost …

We show that even incomplete public insurance can crowd out private insurance demand.
We estimate that Medicaid could explain the lack of private long-term care insurance for …

This paper provides empirical evidence of Medicaid crowd out of demand for private long-
term care insurance. Using data on the near-and young-elderly in the Health and Retirement …

Nursing home expenditures are a rapidly growing share of national health care spending
with the government functioning as the dominant payer of services. Public insurance for …

I owe ag reat professional and intellectual debt to J oe Hendricks, whose generosity of spirit,
inspiration, and insights have been an important influence in my career and thinking. I also …

Objective. To better understand factors associated with Medicaid enrollment among low‐
income, community‐dwelling elderly persons and to examine the effect of Medicaid …

This study aims to understand what older Chinese people with chronic illness and their
family caregivers perceive to be good care, and to compare perspectives of those living in …

Disabled individuals under 65 years old account for 15% of Medicaid recipients but half of
all Medicaid spending. Despite their large cost, few studies have investigated the effects of …

The economic impacts of caring for an older adult may be amplified for employed family and
unpaid caregivers. We examine out-of-pocket spending among employed, retired, and …

This study assessed unmet service needs of rural older adults with Alzheimer's disease (AD)
and identified factors that were related to these needs. Data were collected from 109 …