Aging administration distributes funds to help reach people in managed care.(Brief Article)
Older Americans Report, October, 2004
Aging service providers are reaching participants in managed care organizations or working under capitated financing arrangements, thanks to a set of grants this month from the Administration on Aging.
For example, Inglewood, Calif., received a grant to foster closer collaboration between the Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging, Kaiser Permanente, the Partners in Care Foundation and a group called Food & Nutrition Management Services, Inc.
In Clearwater, Fla., Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services got money to partner with Community Aging & Retirement Services, the Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health and the Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas.
Altogether, AoA distributed $600,000 to 14 organizations in 10 states pursuant to a...
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