National Core Indicators – Aging and Disabilities (NCI-AD™)

NCI-AD™ is a voluntary effort by State Medicaid, aging, and disability agencies to measure and track their own performance.

The core indicators are standard measures used across states to assess the outcomes of services provided to individuals and families. Indicators address key areas of concern including service planning, rights, community inclusion, choice, health and care coordination, safety and relationships.

NCI-AD™ is a collaboration of participating states, ADvancing States (formerly NASUAD), and HSRI

NCI-AD States

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NCI States

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Recent Updates

NCI-AD featured in three publications in Generations Journal

The articles discuss 10 years of NCI-AD and spotlight data on older adults who using long-term services and supports.

NCI-AD data brief on dual eligibles

This data brief looks at people who are dual eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, with a focus on how they differ from peers who are not dual eligible.

Measuring the quality of paid-family caregiving

This study looks at how paid family caregiving is associated with the quality of life of people with disabilities and older adults who use HCBS.

National Core Indicators - Aging and Disabilities