Estimating the Cost and Utilization of Wraparound Coverage for Employed People with Disabilities

Estimating the Cost and Utilization of Wraparound Coverage for Employed People with Disabilities

DRC Brief Number: 2016-05
Published: Apr 30, 2016
Publisher: Washington, DC: Center for Studying Disability Policy, Mathematica Policy Research
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Authors

Jack Gettens

Alexis Henry

The U.S. system of health insurance has important limitations for workers with disabilities. Health insurance available through private providers and Medicare generally places limits on covered services and does not cover some disability-related services that support independent living and employment. Medicaid programs generally do not have these limitations, but participation is restricted to those with low income and assets. As a result, some people with disabilities must choose between gainful employment and access to comprehensive health insurance that covers disability-related services.

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