Policy Research Brief: Most People with IDD Getting Long-term Supports Live with a Family Member
Part of the Policy Research Brief series.
- Author(s)
- Nevil Genjang, Lynda Lahti Anderson, Sheryl A Larson
- Designer(s)
- Connie J Burkhart
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Description
Most people with IDD, whether they get funded support or not, live with family members throughout their lives. This Policy Research Brief describes living arrangements for people with IDD, trends in Medicaid HCBS funding for people living with families, state variations in the proportion of service recipients with IDD living with families, and challenges for family caregivers. Continued investments are needed to support people with IDD and the families with whom they live.
Suggested Citation
Genjang, N., Anderson, L. L., & Larson, S. A. (2022). Policy Research Brief: Most people with IDD getting long-term supports live with a family member (Vol. 29, Issue 3). University of Minnesota, Research and Training Center on Community Living, Institute on Community Integration. https://publications.ici.umn.edu/community-living/prb/29-3/main
Details
- Date
- October 2022
- Type
- Brief
- Edition
- Volume 29, Number 3
- Publisher
- Institute on Community Integration, University of Minnesota
Topics
- Housing and residential services
- Family supports/in-home services
- Specific disability
- Intellectual/developmental disability (IDD)