Policy Academy: Rebalancing Long Term Care Systems toward Quality Community Living and Healthy Aging Joy M. Cameron National Governors Association Center.

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Policy Academy: Rebalancing Long Term Care Systems toward Quality Community Living and Healthy Aging Joy M. Cameron National Governors Association Center for Best Practices

Objectives of the Policy Academy  To encourage policymakers to shift the financing focus of state long term care systems from institutional to home and community-based care;  To improve the coordination of policy and service delivery efforts between health care systems, including behavioral and mental health, substance abuse, public health and social support systems; and  To promote healthy aging and increased consumer control over health and long term care decisions.

Partners  National Governors Association Center for Best Practices  Administration on Aging  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration  Centers from Disease Control and Prevention  CRP

The Selection Process  Request for Applications  Advisory Committee  Competitive Selection Process  Announcement

States Selected  Georgia  Idaho  Iowa  Louisiana  Massachusetts  New Mexico  Vermont  Virginia

Academy Process  Pre-Academy Site Visits: At least two to four weeks prior to the Formal Meeting  Formal Policy Academy Meeting  Post-Academy Site Visits: At least one month after the Formal Meeting  Quarterly Reports - with Grants and Progress

Grants  Each state received $48,000 upon approval of their state plans  12 month period to complete the objectives  Examples of possible uses: one FTE for a year, a few meetings or studies / reports

Mental Health Aspects  All of the states included some aspect of mental health in their state proposals  Some states are addressing mental health as part of their overall health goals for the project  A few states are tackling mental health as a component separate from ‘overall health’

Challenges  Shifting Priorities  Selling the Vision  Maintaining Momentum

Successes  Executive Orders  Legislation  MOUs, MOAs, inter-agency agreements

State Examples  Louisiana – Long Term Care System Reform  New Mexico – Committee  Vermont – Dr. Wehry  Virginia – Overall approach

Current Progress  Just entered the 3 rd Quarter for some states  Progress Reports  Renewed Focus

Contact Information Joy M. Cameron  (202)   444 North Capitol Street, Suite 267 Washington, DC 20001