| United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Aging - Older people - 1976 - 144 pages
...and VII. That is a must. Mr. RANDALL. Now we are getting on two different acts. You have referred to title XX of the Social Security Act and title III of the Older Americans Act. Dr. FLEMMINO. They should be tied together because they have similar and comparable objectives. Potentially... | |
| United States Commission on Civil Rights - Age discrimination - 1977 - 1138 pages
...connection with receipt of any services provided under the Act. In discussing the differences between Title XX of the Social Security Act and Title III of the Older Americans Act, the Senate Report noted: "Unlike Title XX, Title III has never contained income standards for eligibility... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Aging - Aged - 1978 - 408 pages
...for home health services. Our patients are covered by Titles XVIII (Medicare), XIX (Medicaid) , and XX' of the Social Security Act, and Title III of the Older Americans Act. Each program has different eligibility requirements, different services covered, different reporting... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Aging - Aged - 1979 - 114 pages
...effectively coordinated. Services are fragmented because of multiple funding sources, eg, Medicare, Medicaid, Title XX of the Social Security Act, and Title III of the Older Americans Act. Not only does each funding source have its own requirements for which services should be provided,... | |
| United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging - Older people - 1980 - 184 pages
...area that we have been discussing here today? We will start with you again, Dean. Professor REGAN. Title XX of the Social Security Act and title III of the Older Americans Act, whatever the vehicle, should be amended to promote the development of protective services legislation... | |
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