Community long-term services and supports (LTSS) systems have evolved through separate programs, funding sources, and administrative structures, creating challenges for states seeking to deliver coordinated services. As demand for community-based supports grows, states are also navigating workforce shortages, rising expectations for person-centered services, increased focus on quality and outcomes, and fiscal pressures. Meaningful transformation requires states to look beyond individual programs and take a coordinated approach to policy, operations, workforce, quality oversight, service delivery, and infrastructure.

In the new white paper, “Beyond Compliance: Transforming Community LTSS for the Next Generation,” Brittani Trujillo and Sarah Harrigan explore how states can move beyond a compliance-focused approach to create more responsive, sustainable, and person-centered LTSS systems. The white paper examines workforce capacity, quality management, person-centered practices, implementation, and modern infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of coordination across agencies and programs. Read the full white paper to explore strategies for strengthening community LTSS systems for the next generation

Learn More About Community LTSS Transformation Services

Public Consulting Group (PCG) partners with aging and disability agencies and providers to design, evaluate, implement, and improve community LTSS programs, with a focus on coordinated, person-centered systems.

Click here to learn more about PCG’s community LTSS work and how we help organizations build more coordinated, person-centered, and sustainable systems of care.