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State Legislatures and the Olmstead Decision: What's the Latest?
About the Presenters
Johanna M. Donlin
Ms. Donlin joined the National Conference of State Legislatures
(NCSL) in 1996. Currently, she serves as a senior policy specialist
in the Health Care Program where she manages a special project to
track state activities related to the Olmstead vs. L.C. 1999 Supreme
Court decision. Prior to joining NCSL, Jo worked for Wyoming U.S.
Representative Craig Thomas and Wyoming State Senator Tom Stroock.
She received her B.A from The Colorado College, and holds an MPA
from the University of Colorado. She is a Wyoming native and lives
in Denver, Colorado.
Wendy Fox-Grage
Ms. Fox-Grage is a Program Principal at the Forum for State Health
Policy Leadership located at the National Conference of State Legislatures.
She has been employed by the Forum for seven years. In this position,
she follows initiatives across the 50 states regarding aging, long-term
care and end of life issues. Before joining the Forum, she worked
for a health care consulting firm, as well as a consumer coalition
that advocates for consumer rights in managed care legislation.
She was also a Congressional Fellow with the U.S. Senate Special
Committee on Aging. Ms. Fox-Grage holds graduate degrees in public
administration and gerontology from the Andrus Gerontology Center
at the University of Southern California.
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