Long Term Care Certification Practice Test

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Which organization provided funding for the first Partnership Program?

Kaiser Family Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
National Academy of Insurance Commissioners

The correct answer is: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation played a crucial role in funding the first Partnership Program, which was established to promote innovative strategies for long-term care. This foundation is known for its dedication to improving health and health care in the United States, and it has historically provided support for initiatives aimed at transforming systems of care. The Partnership Program specifically aimed to combine private insurance with Medicaid to allow individuals to protect their assets while also receiving necessary long-term care services. The other organizations listed, while influential in various health or insurance sectors, did not have the same level of involvement in the initial establishment of this particular program as the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Understanding the role and influence of these different organizations helps clarify the context in which such long-term care strategies are developed and funded.