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State Of Connecticut Medicaid Long Term Care Demand Projections

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July 1, 2019

This report projects direct care workforce needs in Connecticut based on expectations around rebalancing utilization patterns. The study finds more home care workers will be needed, as compared to nursing assistants, if current trends in rebalancing continue.

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Key Takeaways

A growing population of older adults will contribute to demand for direct care workers.
Rebalancing will drive demand for home care workers over nursing assistants.
Projected workforce needs will vary across regions in Connecticut.
 
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