California State Budget Case Study

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The California State Government’s budget problem has reached a critical point; thus, lots of actions have made in order to fix this problem. The government took some major actions cut many minor or major expenses to save the budget. So now, they are taking actions to closing the Adult Day Care Center because of the crisis. Adult Day Care Centers have been existed in the US for almost 40 years. Their operation funding is heavily depends on government subsidies. The ADCCs in California have grown up rapidity recently these years because many businessmen have considered this service industry is an opportunity. As a result, the government had to maintain the significant increasing expenses of the ADCCs. The major role of the ADCCs is to take care of the elderly people during the working hours of weekdays, they also help them with their health issues; provide a positive friendly social environment for them and more. California probably has the largest group of elder…show more content…
One is “A Brief History of Adult Day Services” written by California Association for Adult Day Services, last reversed on 2007-9-20. The article was published by the official department, so the information will be correct and accurate. And also another article “Caring for the Elderly” by Marcia Clemmitt, published on October 13, 2006. Author is a veteran social-policy reporter, her article is detail in analyzing overall elder care situation which can be helpful for my research and develop solution. The budget crisis caused lots problems, and the government is just using some too absolute solutions to fit many of the problems. In the problem with ADCCs, a close down business is more like an act of unwise. If the decision is still considering, there could be some better solution to make out. If we can make some changes in the system itself, then in future we could get a better result for both of the
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