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Merilyn E. Rugg

Merilyn Rice-Cromer-Rugg passed away Monday, March 18, 2024, at her Lewiston home.

Medicare Advantage programs may miss isolated, lonely enrollees

'Crying wolf' or dying breed? Incentives often ignore plight of rural skilled nursing operators

As hundreds of nursing homes have shuttered in the last few years, the very strategies meant to prop up the sector have often left the most isolated, resource-strapped facilities with nothing gained.

ATI ADVISORY NOW A PACE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER

Despite seniors' strong desire to age in place, village model remains a boutique option | Lifestyles

(TNS) – Twenty years ago, a group of pioneering older adults in Boston created an innovative organization for people committed to aging in place: Beacon Hill Village, an all-in-one social

Age in place villages a growing movement

While the movement continues to gain steam, questions have been raised over whether the concept is sustainable.

New Research Shows Growth in the Number of Plans Offering Non-Medical Benefits in Medicare Advantage

/PRNewswire/ -- ATI Advisory (ATI), a research and advisory services firm working to transform the delivery of healthcare and aging services for older adults,...

Despite seniors' strong desire to age in place, the village model remains a boutique option

Membership-based villages help arrange services for seniors — such as handyman help or transportation to appointments — and provide social connections . Despite great promise, they have been slow to expand.

Competition drives Medicare Advantage plans to offer special benefits in 2022

Greater understanding of how the social determinants of health can impact individual conditions and competition in the Medicare Advantage market is driving carrier adoption of these unique products.

ATI Advisory Releases Policy Blueprint for Creating Better Caregiving Jobs

ATI Advisory Releases Policy Blueprint for Creating Better Caregiving Jobs News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, Feb. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- ATI Advisory (ATI) released its blueprint for reforming Medicaid long-term services and supports and developing a stronger caregiving workforce. With support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, ATI developed a package of key policy proposals to increase access to home and community-based services, reduce biases toward institutional care in Medicaid, and create better caregiving jobs. The release of this blueprint comes at a time when Congress is considering, as part of the rescue package, a one-year increase in the federal contribution to Medicaid-funded home and community-based services. ATI's recommendations build on this policy to provide states with improved financial support and predictability. The recommendations also tackle long-standing Medicaid eligibility policies that limit access to home- and community-based services aligning with the President's priorities around job creation and valuing the direct care workforce.