JAI’s Databooks provide essential information to health policymakers to assist clients in every phase of program concept, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. The Databooks are based on JAI’s integrated Medicare-Medicaid database, are comprehensive in nature, and include detailed descriptive and analytical tables that are based on the underlying databases prepared and developed by JAI. Because of the flexible and robust nature of its databases, JAI is able to customize Databooks to the needs of its clients and their project.

JAI has created Databooks (and corresponding databases) for over 14 states across the country. In general, Databooks contain the following tables:

• State profile of the state’s Medicare beneficiaries, including Medicare only and Medicare-Medicaid dually-eligible beneficiaries
• Settings of care – comparisons across community, community long-term care, Institutional long-term care
• Managed-care status
• Special interest dually-eligible populations, mortality rates, new Medicaid entries, new nursing home entries, spend-down members, urban/rural members, persistent home health and dually eligible members who are eligible for the Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver program
• Disease and prevalence, and cost and utilization.

Databook on the Medicare-Medicaid Dually Eligible for Program Design & Development
JAI conducts a set of descriptive and analytical Databooks to support the development and evaluation of managed-care programs for seniors. Clients rely on these Databooks for a variety of purposes, including seeking waiver approval for the program, capitation rate-setting, and overall program design.View Sample Databook

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