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The Employment-Related Health Insurance and Service Delivery Needs of Persons with Disabilities

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  • John Gettens
  • Alexis D. Henry

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To address the unmet need for employment-related health care services among persons with disabilities, an alternative and potentially viable policy solution is the development of a new type of subsidized coverage to ‘wrap-around’ the new ACA coverage or other private and public coverage. Additional information on the employment-related health care needs of persons with disabilities is needed to inform the potential development of these plans.

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  • John Gettens & Alexis D. Henry, "undated". "The Employment-Related Health Insurance and Service Delivery Needs of Persons with Disabilities," Mathematica Policy Research Reports b65f73905e53403e8aaa4bda1, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    3. Gina Livermore & David Stapleton & Allison Roche, "undated". "Characteristics, Employment, and Sources of Support Among Working-Age SSI and DI Beneficiaries," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e8286d749316468a93373f4bb, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Jack Gettens & Alexis D. Henry & Christine Clifford, "undated". "Leveraging the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System for Disability Research," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 39a0961209374570a80433095, Mathematica Policy Research.

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