Background People with intellectual and developmental disabilities'(IDD's) health is largely
dependent on the government services they receive. Medicaid managed care has emerged …

As American politics has become increasingly polarized, gridlock at the federal level has led
to a greater reliance on state governments to get things done. But this arrangement depends …

Gaps in knowledge and systematic tracking of the prevalence of intellectual and
developmental disabilities (IDD) and characteristics that may affect the health of this …

Background In recognition of the importance of services and supports that are defined and
chosen by the recipient with disabilities, there has been a shift toward person-centered …

Background Self‐management of health includes people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities (IDD) playing a key role in health management in collaborating …

Among American states, differences in welfare programs and civil rights protections are
growing. Conventional explanations point to conservative organizations that score flashy …

A significant gap remains between existing evidence-based care coordination techniques
for the general population and those that have been successfully translated for people with …

The parental home is the principal place of residence for adults with developmental
disabilities/intellectual disabilities (DD/ID)(Heller et al., 2007). More than 75% of the adult …

Although Medicaid managed care is a growing service model, there is a limited evidence
base regarding quality and value-based payment standards for people with intellectual and …

This qualitative analysis of survey data explores service and care experiences reported by
Medicaid enrollees with disabilities newly transitioned to managed care. Consumer surveys …