Move More People into Home and Community Settings

The Money Follows the Person (MFP) Rebalancing Demonstration has proven to be a highly desirable program for states looking to fund and accelerate home- and community-based long-term supports and services programs. Established in 2005 under the Deficit Reduction Act, MFP aims to help Medicaid consumers living in nursing facilities and other institutions move to home and community settings.

Many states are looking for ways to fully optimize and effectively operationalize their MFP programs. By doing so, it is estimated that states are poised to save an average of $50,000 per year for every person transitioned from an institution to the community. However, many states are challenged when trying to optimally utilize MFP funding, due to an inability to streamline and automate their operations. 

Off-the-Shelf Solution Overcomes Challenges of Operationalizing MFP

Harmony provides essential support at each stage in a typical MFP operational process, enabling organizations to efficiently implement MFP and to provide Medicaid beneficiaries living in nursing homes or other institutions the opportunity to live in their homes and communities.

Harmony delivers a solution that is quick and inexpensive to implement so that states can rapidly realize the goals of their MFP programs. Using Harmony for Aging and Adult Services™, states are able to automate virtually all elements of long-term supports and services programs.

With so many agencies already using Harmony to manage Older Americans Act (OAA) and Medicaid Waivers programs, many states will find that they can leverage their existing Harmony system to quickly and easily operationalize MFP, rather than procure, build, and implement new and dedicated software systems.

See how Harmony can help you optimize Money Follows the Person