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Know your Medicare and Medicaid rights
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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The United States Department of Health and Human Services recently announced over $68 million in grants to help individuals with disabilities and their caregivers make more informed decisions about their health and long-term care options.

These grants, made possible by the Affordable Care Act, are going to states, territories, tribal and community-based organizations. The funds will be used to help seniors and individuals with disabilities and their caregivers make more informed decisions about their health and long-term care.

Specifically, the funds will be used to help families: understand their Medicare and Medicaid benefits; navigate options for long term care including community-based services that can help individuals remain in their homes; and assist those transitioning from nursing or rehabilitation facilities back home to put the supports in place to make that transition successful.

Find out more about this grant.

Find out what you need to know about paralysis in our Paralysis Resource Center.

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