In this video is events
from the rally on Capital Hill 2005 and various artist that contributed
to the production of Professir X. KAT KLAW PRODUCTION, Team Embassador and PBU PRODUCTIONS.
Going back to how I started gathering information and using it to bring
awareness. In this video of my first production I tried combining all
that I had a passion for. Music, video production and advocating for
SCI. This video discusses cord blood awareness and Stem Cell Research.
Year Produced 2005.
“Today, almost two-thirds of Medicaid long term care dollars are
spent on institutional services, with only one-third going to
community-based care.”
Senator Tom Harkin
Democrat, Iowa
The Community Choice Act (CCA) would allow Americans living with
severe disabilities the opportunity to continue to live at home, rather
than in institutions, and establishes a national program of
community-based attendant services and supports for people with
disabilities. By reforming Title XIX of the Social Security Act
(Medicaid), the bill would allow any individual who is entitled to
nursing home or other institutional services to now be able to choose
where and how these services are provided. The legislation also provides
enhanced federal matching funds to help states develop their long-term
care infrastructure and grant funds to help states increase their
ability to provide home and community-based services. Finally, this
bill creates a demonstration project to evaluate service coordination
and cost sharing approaches for those eligible for both Medicaid and
Medicare services. CCA gives people a choice in long term care options
by ending the institutional bias.
Community Choice Act at a Glance:
CCA provides Medicaid funding for attendant services and supports for people of all ages.
Services can be provided at home, in school, at work and at play.
Assistance is available for a broad range for needs, such as
bathing, dressing, meal preparation, money management and certain health
related tasks.
CCA will be available to young adults when they move out of their parents' homes into the community
I Believe TV W. M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience
Written by Richard Gaskin
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