RE: State Rankings for Medicaid Services to ID and DD

[Guest guest]

Thanks. Please remind me of the difference between intellectual disability (ID)

and developmental disability.

Bonnie Dohogne

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From: G Mrozak <mrsovaltine@...>

IPADD <IPADDUnite >

Sent: Thu, April 28, 2011 1:35:43 PM

Subject: State Rankings for Medicaid Services to ID and DD

Illinois races to the bottom.

#1-Vermont, a small state

#2-Arizona, lots of retirees to push for their kids

#3-Michigan. Wouldn't recommend moving there!

#4-New Hampshire, another small state

#5-California

#47-D.C.

#48-Illinois

#49-Texas

#50-Arkansas

#51-Mississippi

Several pages of explanation, but worthwhile:

http://medicaid.ucp.org/pdf/Case_For_Inclusion_Report_2011.pdf

[Guest guest]

I would think that it’s possible to have a developmental disability and NOT

have an intellectual disability.

From: IPADDUnite [mailto:IPADDUnite ] On Behalf

Of Bonnie Dohogne

Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 4:45 PM

IPADDUnite

Subject: Re: State Rankings for Medicaid Services to ID and DD

Thanks. Please remind me of the difference between intellectual disability (ID)

and developmental disability.

Bonnie Dohogne

________________________________

From: G Mrozak <mrsovaltine@... <mailto:mrsovaltine%40> >

IPADD <IPADDUnite <mailto:IPADDUnite%40> >

Sent: Thu, April 28, 2011 1:35:43 PM

Subject: State Rankings for Medicaid Services to ID and DD

Illinois races to the bottom.

#1-Vermont, a small state

#2-Arizona, lots of retirees to push for their kids

#3-Michigan. Wouldn't recommend moving there!

#4-New Hampshire, another small state

#5-California

#47-D.C.

#48-Illinois

#49-Texas

#50-Arkansas

#51-Mississippi

Several pages of explanation, but worthwhile:

http://medicaid.ucp.org/pdf/Case_For_Inclusion_Report_2011.pdf