As the state of New Hampshire embarks on a gap analysis of its home- and community-based services system, one senior living organization leader is cautioning against a “Hunger Games” scenario that pits one setting over another.
Source: McKnights Seniorliving
HCBS gap analysis should avoid ‘Hunger Games’ scenario, expert says
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