The program, which got under way in April 2008, was focused on moving people out of institutions such as nursing homes into the community
November 3, 2011 – After spending nearly $28 million to transition people out of nursing homes into home and community-based settings, Oregon has shut down the On the Move program, a Money Follows the Person project funded by the federal government.
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