Will Financial Challenges in the Long-Term Care Industry Shift Costs to Policyholders and Medicaid?

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06/02/2020
AUTHOR – ATI Advisory

Activity in both public and private sectors has revealed concerted movement toward establishing a long-term care model that is accessible to consumers and sustainable for state Medicaid funds.

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