Mental Disorders Among Non-Elderly Nursing Home Residents

Simon, Samuel; Lipson, Debra; Stone, Christal

doi:10.1080/08959420.2011.531989

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“…Existing research documents concerns with mental health services provided in the NH (Grabowski, Aschbrenner, Rome, & Bartels, 2010) and concerns that NHs are being used as substitutes for inpatient psychiatric care (Simon, Lipson, & Stone, 2011). However, little is known about discharging this population specifically.…”

Section: Successful Strategies For Discharging Medicaid Nursing Home mentioning

confidence: 99%

Successful Strategies for Discharging Medicaid Nursing Home Residents With Mental Health Diagnoses to the Community

Leedahl¹,

Chapin²,

Wendel³

et al. 2014

Journal of Social Service Research

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Section: Successful Strategies For Discharging Medicaid Nursing Home mentioning

confidence: 99%

Successful Strategies for Discharging Medicaid Nursing Home Residents With Mental Health Diagnoses to the Community

Leedahl¹,

Chapin²,

Wendel³

et al. 2014

Journal of Social Service Research

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“…We also tracked expenses for long-term care paid for by Medicaid since mental health services and substance abuse treatment account for a significant portion of diagnoses of individuals using long-term care. It accounted for 5 percent of the costs for multisystem families (Simon, Lipson, and Stone 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

Understanding Vulnerable Families in Multiple Service Systems Understanding Vulnerable Families

Goerge¹,

Wiegand²

2019

RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences

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We analyze Illinois families facing multiple barriers and their interactions with public-sector services. Using administrative data from five state agencies to identify families’ receipt of child welfare, mental health, and substance abuse services as well as adult and juvenile incarcerations, we identify individuals across systems using probabilistic record-linkage techniques, defining family clusters based on networks of individuals who share child welfare and food stamp cases. We show that 23 percent receive services in two or more of these areas. This concentration accounts for 86 percent of the funding for these services used by the entire sample. They experience more and more severe problems. This population is otherwise heterogeneous, engaging with different types of services and clustered in certain parts of the state.

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“…For medical complexity, we heard about placement challenges faced by younger and middle-aged adults with disabilities, co-occurring substance use behaviors and disorders, and conditions that require complex care. This is especially relevant for nonelderly adults, as newly admitted nursing home patients with mental illness or behavioral health problems are more likely to be younger than the general nursing home population (Aschbrenner, Grabowski, Cai, Bartels, & Mor, 2011), even though nursing homes may not provide the most appropriate care setting for younger adults with mental illness (Simon et al, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

Barriers to Nursing Home Care for Nonelderly Rural Residents

2017

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Rural residents experience higher disability, mortality, and poverty rates than their urban counterparts; they also have more barriers to accessing care, including nursing home care. Meanwhile, the proportion of nonelderly adult nursing home residents (<65 years old) is growing, yet little is known about this population and barriers they face trying to access care, especially in rural areas. This qualitative study uses data from 23 semistructured interviews with rural hospital discharge planners in five states to identify specific barriers to finding nursing home care for nonelderly rural residents. We grouped those barriers into three primary themes-payment status, fit, and medical complexity-as well as two minor themes-caregivers and bureaucratic processes-and discuss each in the article, along with potential policy and programmatic interventions to improve access to nursing home care for nonelderly rural residents.

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Mental Disorders Among Non-Elderly Nursing Home Residents

Cited by 14 publications

References 15 publications

Successful Strategies for Discharging Medicaid Nursing Home Residents With Mental Health Diagnoses to the Community

Successful Strategies for Discharging Medicaid Nursing Home Residents With Mental Health Diagnoses to the Community

Understanding Vulnerable Families in Multiple Service Systems Understanding Vulnerable Families

Barriers to Nursing Home Care for Nonelderly Rural Residents

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