Paper 1:

Integration of Acute and Long-Term Care for Dually Eligible Beneficiaries through Managed Care

Paper 2:

Collection and Use of Data: State Operated Managed Care Programs for Dual Eligibles 

Paper 3:

Consumer Involvement in Managed Care Programs Serving Persons Dually Eligible for Medicaid and Medicare 

Paper 4:

Developing the Financial Component of Waiver Applications for Programs for Dual Eligibles 

Paper 5:

Partial Support for Elderly in the Community At Risk of Spending Down 

Paper 6:

Case Management: Methods and Issues 

Paper 7:

Targeting Beneficiaries Who Are Most at Risk 

Paper 8:

Primary Care for People with Chronic Conditions: Issues and Models 

Paper 9:

Quality Methods and Measures

Paper 10:

Integrating Information: Selected Issues 

Paper 11:

Designing Effective Survey Methods for Frail Elders: Symposium Proceedings 

Paper 12:

Applying Managed Fee-For-Service Delivery Models to Improve Care for Dually Eligible Beneficiaries 

Paper 13:

Getting Feedback from Frail Elders and People with Disabilities: Factors to Consider when Selecting a Method, an Instrument, a Vendor 

Paper 14:

Medicare/Medicaid Integration: What Do the Experts Say?

Report 1:

Report to the Special Committee on Aging, U.S. Senate

Report 2:

Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing 

Report 3:

Diane Flanders Presentation at the stakeholders meeting of the
San Diego County Long Term Care Integration Project 

Report 4:

Wisconsin Partnership AODA Manual
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbspWPP AODA Supplement
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbspAODA Evaluation Summary