Grants

Preparing a policy paper on how fee-for-service Medicare can relate to community-based social services

The purpose of this project is to develop an exploratory policy paper on how the standard fee-for-service Medicare program can relate to community-based social services, particularly for chronically ill beneficiaries. Many Medicare HMOs identify high-risk elders, intervene with case management and related tools, or refer the person to community-based services. By contrast, those actions do not happen in Medicare fee-for-service. Funds will be used to support research to complete a policy paper on this topic.

Grant Details

Amount Awarded $39,300.00

Awarded on: 7/10/2000

Time frame: 7/1/2000 - 12/31/2000

Grant Number: 39402

Grantee

PDF Incorporated

8101 Connecticut Avenue, #N-706
Chevy Chase, MD, 20815-2805

301-718-1015

Peter D. Fox
Project Director

970-547-1647
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