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Dinger, E.L. & Binette, J. (2008). Health care reform and long-term care: A survey of AARP members in New Mexico. Washington, D.C.: AARP Knowledge Management. Retrieved 22-Mar-08 from http://www.aarp.org/resea rch/longtermcare/programf unding/nm_hcr_ltc_08.html

Abstract

AARP members in New Mexico strongly support access to affordable health and long-term care options, according to an August 2007 mail survey.

• 85% say it is important for New Mexico to make health care affordable for all residents.
• 54% say government should treat health care as an entitlement.
• 65% support expanding access to affordable, quality health care for all even if it means an increase in taxes.
• 94% say it is important to have long-term care services that enable them or family members to stay at home.
• 84% are worried about their ability to afford long-term care (abstract from:
ttp://www.aarp.org/research/longtermcare/programfunding/nm_hcr_ltc_08.html).

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