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X-WR-CALDESC:Over the last couple decades\, California has put significant 
 resources into rebalancing the provision of long-term care away from insti
 tutional settings toward community-based integrated settings. Yet\, due to
  limited data collection\, reporting\, and policy oversight\, California’s
  progress towards the goal of rebalancing\, and whether these efforts have
  had equitable effects across the state’s diverse population\, remains lar
 gely unknown. In light of the development of a long-term services and supp
 orts data dashboard and other initiatives underway\, there is much opportu
 nity to better measure the state’s progress towards expanding equitable ac
 cess to home and community-based services.   \n\nIn this webinar\, Beyond 
 Spending—Measuring California’s Progress Towards Equitable HCBS\, we will 
 cover:  \n•	The history of rebalancing measures and the effects of managed 
 care on the ability to track expenditures for long-term services and suppo
 rts\;  \n•	Why expenditure data alone is a limited measure of progress in r
 ebalancing\; and   \n•	Recommendations for adopting rebalancing measures th
 at leverage and build on California’s ongoing policy initiatives\, such as
  the CalAIM Demonstration\, to build a more equitable\, balanced long-term
  care system.  \n\nWho Should Participate:\nState agencies\, policymakers\
 , and aging and disability providers and advocates who are working towards
  an inclusive\, equitable home-and-community based system that supports th
 e right of low-income older adults and people with disabilities to live in
  the setting of their choice.    \n\nPresenter:\nAmber Christ\, Managing D
 irector\, Health Advocacy\, Justice in Aging  \nHagar Dickman\, Senior Att
 orney\, Justice in Aging \nThe webinar will take place on Tuesday\, Septem
 ber 27\, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. PT.   \n\nCapacity for this session is limited
  to 1\,000 participants\, and all participants will have the option of acc
 essing audio through the computer or by phone. Closed captioning will be a
 vailable. Please be sure to log onto the webinar a few minutes early in or
 der to secure your place for the live presentation on Zoom. The presentati
 on will be recorded and available for later viewing. If you would like to 
 request ASL interpretation or have other accessibility related questions\,
  please email info@justiceinaging.org by September 20\, 2022. \n\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Over the last couple decades\, California has put significant r
 esources into rebalancing the provision of long-term care away from instit
 utional settings toward community-based integrated settings. Yet\, due to 
 limited data collection\, reporting\, and policy oversight\, California’s 
 progress towards the goal of rebalancing\, and whether these efforts have 
 had equitable effects across the state’s diverse population\, remains larg
 ely unknown. In light of the development of a long-term services and suppo
 rts data dashboard and other initiatives underway\, there is much opportun
 ity to better measure the state’s progress towards expanding equitable acc
 ess to home and community-based services.   \n\nIn this webinar\, Beyond S
 pending—Measuring California’s Progress Towards Equitable HCBS\, we will c
 over:  \n•	The history of rebalancing measures and the effects of managed c
 are on the ability to track expenditures for long-term services and suppor
 ts\;  \n•	Why expenditure data alone is a limited measure of progress in re
 balancing\; and   \n•	Recommendations for adopting rebalancing measures tha
 t leverage and build on California’s ongoing policy initiatives\, such as 
 the CalAIM Demonstration\, to build a more equitable\, balanced long-term 
 care system.  \n\nWho Should Participate:\nState agencies\, policymakers\,
  and aging and disability providers and advocates who are working towards 
 an inclusive\, equitable home-and-community based system that supports the
  right of low-income older adults and people with disabilities to live in 
 the setting of their choice.    \n\nPresenter:\nAmber Christ\, Managing Di
 rector\, Health Advocacy\, Justice in Aging  \nHagar Dickman\, Senior Atto
 rney\, Justice in Aging \nThe webinar will take place on Tuesday\, Septemb
 er 27\, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. PT.   \n\nCapacity for this session is limited 
 to 1\,000 participants\, and all participants will have the option of acce
 ssing audio through the computer or by phone. Closed captioning will be av
 ailable. Please be sure to log onto the webinar a few minutes early in ord
 er to secure your place for the live presentation on Zoom. The presentatio
 n will be recorded and available for later viewing. If you would like to r
 equest ASL interpretation or have other accessibility related questions\, 
 please email info@justiceinaging.org by September 20\, 2022. \n\n\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220927T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220927T120000
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SUMMARY:JIA Webinar: Beyond Spending—Measuring California’s Progress Toward
 s Equitable HCBS
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