Publications
A Business Issue:
Working Caregivers & Long Term Care (2008)
U.S. Businesses lose up to $33.6 Billion per year in Productivity Costs associated with Caregiving Employees.
The full A Business Issue: Working Caregivers & Long Term Care report is available as a free download.
Lessons From Home:
The Recommendations of the Round Table Education Series on Long Term Care (2008)
Lessons From Home: The Recommendations of the Round Table Education Series on Long Term Care (2008) is a report on the findings of the Round Table Education Series hosted by The Generations Project. The series took place November 7th and 14th, and December 12th, 2007 in Indianapolis. Fifty citizens took part in three days of deliberations. Those discussions produced the forty four separate finding and recomendations in the Report.
The full Lessons From Home (pdf) report is available as a free download.
A slide presentation summary of Lessons From Home (pdf) is also available as a free download.
The Implementation of SEA 493:
A Policy Education Series from The Generations Project
The Generations Project is beginning a new
series of monthly articles that will report on the implementation of
Senate Enrolled Act 493, the 2003 law enacted by the Indiana General
Assembly to re-balance the state’s system of long term care. SEA 493 is based on a systems change
model researched and developed by The Generations Project in 2002. The law was considered nationally
significant at the time of its passage but little was done to implement
it until late 2005 when FSSA Secretary Mitch Roob
stated in a public hearing: “SEA
493 is the law, we recognize that, and we are going to implement the
law.” For the member
organizations of the Project, and the many interests represented by the
Indiana Home Care Task Force, that was great news.
Consistent with Secretary Roob’s announcement the pace of activities associated
with the SEA 493 process has dramatically increased in 2006. Beginning in July The Implementation of SEA 493 series will chart those changes
and their merits on this website.
Moving
Toward the Promise –
July 2006
Bumps in the Road – August 2006
A Tool for All Citizens – September 2006
Proposed Consumer Driven Guidelines for Transitioning Residents from Nursing Homes – October 2006
Issues of cost and
quality
A briefing paper for FSSA
Secretary Mitch Roob regarding the features of
an ideal long term care system in Indiana – March 14, 2005
The Moving Forward Series
Six fact sheets detailing the necessary components of a
balanced and responsive system of long term health care.
The
Generations Project
Part 1 - Financing (pdf) - March 2005
Part 2 - Removing Barriers
(pdf) - April 2005
Part 3 - Self-Directed Care
(pdf) - April 2005
Part 4 - A Full Array of Services
(pdf) - June 2005
Part 5 - Caretaker Support & Quality
Management (pdf) - September 2005
Part 6 - Fiscal Implications (pdf) - December 2005
Moving Forward: Senate Enrolled Act 493 and Long Term Care
Rebalancing in Indiana | November
15, 2004 | The Generations Project
Executive Summary (pdf) | Full Report (pdf)
