What is the most inexpensive way to house and care for people with disabilities?
a. Nursing home
b. State institutions
c. At home with a high level of care
d. At home with personal assistance
D Correct Answer: At home with personal assistance
Feedback for Correct Answer: Russell (1998), costs could total less than $10,000 per year to provide an individual with personal assistance services at home.
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