Reports

This report details the results of Flordia's Legarcy 2002 project. Legacy 2002 brings together 30 indicators of sustainability — longterm health and vitality, in all sectors — for Greater Orlando and Orange County. The report provides a summary of the results of this year’s report, presented as “Ten Key Findings.”

This paper analyzes and answers the critical question: Does the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) apply to commercial and other private sector Web sites, and if so, what does it require. Much discussion of this question seems to be conducted without careful attention to the case law and other authorities that have already built-up around this question.

This community report card is a project of the Community Vision Assessment Team and is intended to provide local residents with data related to key citizen priorities. Additionally, this assessment attempts to offer a progress report relating to citizen action plans developed as a result of the countrywide community visioning process.

Sponsored by the Community Living Exchange Collaborative at ILRU this teleconference featured Real Choice Systems Change grantees describing their efforts to create inclusive communities in West Virginia. Presenters described how they engaged diverse stakeholders in a process of visioning & group action planning with the services of a graphic facilitator. The teleconference took place on Tuesday 06/29/04.

This report outlines options for providing employer-subsidized affordable health insurance to employees of programs and facilities that serve the elderly and disabled. In order to develop these options, the Department of Health conducted a survey of long-term care employers to identify the characteristics of employer-sponsored health insurance in this industry. The findings of this survey are also presented in this report.

Powerpoint presentation on New Hampshire Consumer Directed Services Program.

The attached presentation entitled \"Long-Term Care: Workforce Issues for States in a Changing Society\" which was given by Robyn I. Stone, Dr.P.H. during the annual NASHP conference in Philadelphia from August 4-6. The presentation looks at who the long term care workers are and implications for the field.

A link is provided to the website for Wisconsin's Family care project. This project seeks to provide options for long-term care. In addition to the weblink, there is also a report on the program.

This document that provides useful advice on how to sustain change in grant-funded activities. Although it is written from the perspective of a foundation, the suggestions contained in this report parallel the concerns that many grantees have in their Real Choice Systems Change activities.

This is The National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) report entitled State Assisted Living Policy 2002. This comprehensive report examines current regulations and Medicaid reimbursement policies for assisted living facilities in each of the 50 states. The report includes detailed comparisons of state policy and a summary of each state's assisted living regulations.