Filling Gaps for Older Ohioans with Locally Raised Funds
2024
Filling Gaps for Older Ohioans with Locally Raised Funds
Sample size: 20
publication
Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Brekke Bailee, Janssen Leah, Dikhtyar Oksana, Nelson Matt, Applebaum Robert
Primary Institution: Miami University
Hypothesis
What challenges do local programs face in providing social care for older Americans?
Conclusion
Local levy programs in Ohio are crucial for supporting older adults, but they face significant implementation challenges.
Supporting Evidence
- Ohio generates over $200 million for local levy programs, more than the other 14 states combined.
- Barriers include increasing eligibility requirements and staffing issues.
- Local advocacy and education are essential for the continuation of these programs.
Takeaway
This study talks about how local programs help older people in Ohio but have some problems that need fixing.
Methodology
15 qualitative descriptive interviews with program officials from locally funded levy programs.
Limitations
The study is based on qualitative interviews, which may not capture all perspectives.
Participant Demographics
Program officials from various locally funded levy programs across Ohio.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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