Released May 29, 2008
"Building a Cost-effective, Consumer-friendly Long-term Services and Supports System: Final Report of the Unified Long-Term Care Budget Workgroup"
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In his first biennium budget, Governor Ted Strickland instructed the Department of Aging to lead the charge in determining the steps necessary to establish a unified budget for long-term services and supports, as well as to determine what that budget will look like and how it will be managed. This will start with the formation of a Unified Long-term Care Planning Committee and several appropriate subcommittees.
The Department of Aging will actively solicit input from aging network and state agency partners, long-term care service providers, aging advocates, policy makers, the general public and more to guide the process.
Check this page regularly for the latest events, resources and information about the state's effortst to create a comprehensive, flexible and transparent budget process that is based on consumer choice and differing levels of need.
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August 17, 2007 (Initial Stakeholder's Meeting)
August, 2007 (Regional Forums)