Integration of Acute and Long Term Care
Governor Timothy Kaine has directed the Department of Medical Assistance Services to develop options for Medicaid reform in Virginia. The key option we will be pursuing under his direction is the integration of acute care and long-term care services for our seniors and persons with disabilities.
In his January 16, 2006 speech to the Joint Assembly, Governor Kaine noted directed “the Department of Medical Assistance
Services to develop a plan which will serve as the blueprint for moving towards an integrated, acute and
long-term care delivery system for elderly and disabled Medicaid recipients. This strategy offers the promise of controlling
Medicaid expenditures without curbing access to the service needed by our elderly and disabled Virginians.”
STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS
- INDIVIDUAL STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS FOR THE INTEGRATION OF ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE SERVICES
- September 24, 2007
- September 10, 2007
- October 18,2006
- September 26,2006
- September 7,2006
October 10, 2007
August 21, 2007
FINAL REPORT:
-
Blueprint
for the Integration of Acute and Long-term Care Services
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Issue Brief:
- The Future Direction of Medicaid Long Term C are Services in Virginia (pdf)
- VALTC - Future of Long Term Care - February 2008
PROGRAM UPDATES:
- VALTC - Program Overview & Update, April 2008
- VALTC - Virginia Acute and Long Term Care Integration, April 2008
- December 2007 ALTC Update
- Provider Fact Sheet
- Provider FAQs
- Enrollee FAQs
- Phase 1 of the Regional Model
- VALTC FAQ
- Medicare and Medicaid Integrated Care Website
ALTC - Phase I:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
MCO CONTRACT:- VALTC - MCO Contract, Addendum-1 5-9-2008
- VALTC - MCO Contract 4-30-2008
RELATED WEBSITES:
Medicare and Medicaid Integrated Care Website