Use and sources of payment for health and community services for children with impaired mobility.

Walker, D K; Palfrey, J S; Butler, J A; Singer, J

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Use and sources of payment for health and community services for children with impaired mobility.

1988 Jul-Aug
By Walker, D K ; Palfrey, J S ; Butler, J A ; ...
Source: Public Health Rep. 103(4):411-415

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A survey was made of the parents of 380 children whose mobility impairments require the use of a wheelchair, walker, or braces. They were asked about equipment, health services, related services, and family support services used during the previous year. There was extensive use of equipment and traditional medical and health services, such as visits to primary care and specialist physicians; there was moderate use of related health services, such as physical or occupational therapy and child counseling; and there was very little use of community-based family support services, such as respite care, after-school care, homemaker services, and summer camp. The cost of health care, particularly medical specialty care, was defrayed in large part by private insurance and public programs, such as Medicaid and Title V Programs for children with special health care needs, while financial support for related services, such as physical therapy and speech therapy, came largely through the schools. Compared to funding for health and related services, financial aid for community-based family support services is largely lacking.
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Adolescent Artificial Limbs Child Child Health Services Community Health Services Disabled Persons Female Financing, Government Health Services Research Humans Male Orthotic Devices Research Article Social Support Walkers
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Public Health Rep. 103(4):411-415
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2970096
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