Home is a good place: a national perspective of community residential facilities for developmentally disabled persons.
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Community projects are a central feature of the Centers for Disease Control's (CDC's) Disabilities Prevention Program. Twenty-eight states now have such programs, and they use community projects to stimulate local involvement in disability prevention and as a setting to evaluate prevention needs and preventive interventions.
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To assess ownership-related differences in the Intermediate Care Facility Program for persons with Mental Retardation (ICF/MR) Industry, this article analyzes a nationally representative sample of data on Medicaid certified facilities from the Health Care Financing Administration On-line Survey and Certification Reporting System. This study found that nonprofit providers provided a higher level of quality than for-profit facilities when organizational size and facility-mix were controlled. The size and case-mix composition of these facilities were also influenced by nonprofit ownership type. Nonprofit providers offered smaller facilities, on average, and were more likely to enroll heavy case-mix residents than their for-profit counterparts.
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