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History of Long Term Care
1940-1949
Thu, 03/23/2006 - 10:20am — Karen Stevenson
Summary:
World War II, OAA utilization and costs explode, Benefits change family living arrangements, National health insurance proposed but defeated, Hill-Burton creates healthcare licensing systems, Various buildings converted to nursing homes.
World War II
OAA Availability Expands, Federal Share Increases
OAA Plagued by High Costs and Misconceptions
Benefits Change Family Living Arrangements
National Health Insurance Proposed But Defeated
Hill-Burton Act Stimulates Licensing of Healthcare
Many Buildings Converted to Nursing Homes
Government Role in Paying for Chronic Care is Reconsidered
‹ Federal and State Governments Share Welfare Costs
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