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Financing Long-Term Care in the United States: Who Should Pay for Mom and Dad?
Richard L Kaplan
College of Law
Biomedical and Translational Sciences
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United States
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Long-term Care
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Long-term Care Insurance
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Medicaid
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Medicare
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Care Program
100%
Financing Long-term Care
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Government Healthcare
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Older Adults
50%
Elders
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All-affected
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Health Care Costs
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Older Americans
50%
Financial Aspects
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Long-term Costs
50%
Insurance
50%
Tax Changes
50%
Poor People
50%
Legal Framework
50%
Acute Care
50%
Comparison Shopping
50%
Divestment
50%
Affected Family Members
50%
Ineligibility
50%
Medicaid Coverage
50%
Legal Capacity
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Taxation
100%
Disinvestment
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Long-Term Care Financing
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
Long Term Care
100%
Health Program
50%
Medicare
50%
Elderly (Age Groups)
25%
Emergency Care
25%
Independent Practice Association
25%
Aloxistatin
25%