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PRESS RELEASE
| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |
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| October 07, 2004 |
Contact: AoA Press Office
(202) 401-4541 |
The Administration On Aging Awards $600,000 To The Aging
Services Network For Managed Care Initiatives
The Administration on Aging (AoA), part of the
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, awarded 14 grants
totaling $600,000 to support innovative approaches to care management
in the Aging Services Network. These grants are specifically
designed to identify and support innovations in aging services
that involve partnerships with managed care organizations or
capitated financing arrangements to improve the quality of care
for older people.
As new options for older people are emerging in health and long-term
care, managed care is playing an increasingly important role. “We
believe this new program holds great promise for demonstrating
how the core values and competencies of our Aging Services Network
can be effectively combined with managed care models and approaches
to enhance the quality of care for our growing elderly population,” said
Josefina G. Carbonell, Assistant Secretary for Aging. “This program
is part of a larger strategic effort AoA has undertaken to strengthen
the role of community aging services programs in promoting a
more balanced and integrated system of health and long term care
for older people.”
Projects include: promising practices that will document existing
models and approaches that can be replicated in other communities;
program enhancements that build on existing partnerships or approaches
already place; or new models that support the design and/or implementation
of new approaches in managed care. A broad mix of partnerships
between community organizations, area agencies on aging, managed
care and universities are represented in the programs.
| CITY/STATE |
GRANTEE |
LOCAL PARTNERS |
SUBJECT AREA |
| Inglewood, CA |
City of Inglewood |
Food & Nutrition Management Services, Inc., Partners
in Care, Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging & Kaiser
Permanente |
Be Well Program |
| Los Angeles, CA |
Alzheimer's Disease & Related
Disorders Association |
Kaiser Permanente Metropolitan Los Angeles
Region & National Alzheimer's Association |
Dementia Care Project |
| San Mateo, CA |
San Mateo County |
HealthPlan of San Mateo |
Integrated Information Project |
| Clearwater, FL |
Gulf Coast Jewish Family
Services, Inc. |
CARES, Inc., Suncoast Center for Community
Mental Health & Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas |
Pasco-Pinellas Long-Term Care Partnership |
| Atlanta, GA |
Atlanta Regional Commission |
Evercare, Visiting Nurse Health System, & Project
Open Hand Atlanta |
Access Care – specialized care persons
with ESRD |
| Chicago, IL |
Chinese American Service
League Network & Humana, Inc. |
Access Community Health |
Managed Care Initiative |
| Baltimore, MD |
City of Baltimore |
School of Pharmacy, University of Maryland & Elder
Health Maryland HMO, Inc. |
Post-hospital Discharge Support Services |
| Boston, MA |
Jewish Family and Children's
Service |
Evercare Senior Care Options |
Culturally Competent Case Management for
Non-English Speaking Seniors |
| Southfield, MI |
Area Agency on Aging
1-B |
Health Alliance Plan |
Community Supports/ Managed Care for Chronic
Disease Management |
| Buffalo, NY |
Erie County Department
of Senior Services |
Independent Health Association, Inc., Tender
Loving Care Staff Builders Home Health Care & State
University of New York at Buffalo's Center for Assistive
Technology |
Partnership for Falls Prevention |
| Rochester, NY |
Catholic Charities of
Diocese of Rochester |
Lifetime Health |
Aging & Health Integrated Care Management |
| Cleveland, OH |
Benjamin Rose Institute |
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield, MetroHealth
Medical Center & Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging |
Partnership for Care Consultation |
| Uniontown, OH |
Area Agency on Aging
10B, Inc. |
SummaCare Health Plan |
High Risk Screening Tool |
| Seattle, WA |
Senior Services of Seattle/King
County |
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Health Enhancement Program (HEP) |
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration
on Aging (AoA), works with a nationwide network of organizations
and service providers to make support services and resources
available to older persons and their caregivers. For more information
about the AoA, please contact: U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services, Administration on Aging, Washington, D.C. 20201,
Phone (202) 401-4541.
http://www.aoa.gov
Email: aoainfo@aoa.gov
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