Addressing the Long-Term Care Policies in Hawaii: An Application of Bardach’s Model
2024
Addressing Long-Term Care Policies in Hawaii
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Author Information
Author(s): Hossain Mohammad
Primary Institution: Grand Valley State University
Hypothesis
What are the best policy options for long-term care in Hawaii?
Conclusion
The Long-Term Care Insurance Partnership Program (LTCIPP) is the most promising option for addressing long-term care service gaps in Hawaii.
Supporting Evidence
- The LTCIPP has more potential to address service gaps in long-term care compared to other policies.
- Most U.S. states are entitled to the LTCIPP program.
- Comprehensive efforts are needed to address long-term care needs.
Takeaway
This study looked at different ways to help older people in Hawaii get the care they need and found that one program could work best.
Methodology
The study used Bardach’s eight-step model to evaluate three policy options for long-term care.
Limitations
The LTCIPP may not be affordable for low-income and marginalized communities.
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