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Increase in coverage for preventive services, reduction in prescription drug costs.

More support for home- and community-based services, fewer unnecessary institutionalizations.

Wider eligibility, increased federal funding, potentially more enrollees in need of elder care services.

Strengthening laws against age discrimination in health care services.

Training more healthcare providers specialized in geriatrics.

More resources and support systems established for caregivers.

Shift from fee-for-service to value-based models affects elder care reimbursement.

Elimination of discrimination based on pre-existing conditions.

Promotion of coordinated and integrated care systems.

Enhanced incentives for providers to offer preventive services to the elderly.

Increased efforts to reduce fraud and abuse within Medicare and Medicaid.

Integration of technology to improve elder care, like electronic health records.

Focusing on quality and compassionate care for those in the final stages of life.

Legal empowerment for seniors to make their own healthcare decisions.

Improved access to specialists for conditions disproportionately affecting the elderly.

Policies to manage transitions between care settings more efficiently.

Enhanced patient rights and safety measures for elderly in healthcare systems.

Efforts to control and reduce the rising costs associated with elder care.

Programs designed to educate seniors about their health care options and rights.