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Highlights for Home Healthcare
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Home-based home care will continue to grow in a lot of different ways as States push hard to rebalance Medicaid funding into Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) and Home Healthcare pressures the Federal government to offer more palliative care coverage. But the biggest challenge for both is high turnover and caregiver vacancies not being filled.
By 2030, the U.S. will need 2.5 million more caregivers working in long-term care services to keep up with the growing needs of our aging population.
Possible solutions:
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Track Workforce Policy at the State Level
Click for specific information on your State to see current bills, sponsors,
latest action and their status. |
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Over the last decade, significant improvement has been made in the availability of and public investment in these critical LTSS providers. A number of legislative efforts on Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) can be seen, here. Click to see current bills, sponsors, latest action, and their status. |
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Medicare and Medicaid are critical revenue sources for most aging service providers who care for older adults with post-acute care and/or long-term services and supports.
There are continuous amendments to these programs at the state level to meet the needs of our aging population.
Click to see current bills, sponsors, latest action, and their status. |
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