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Two hundred thirty-nine frail older adults received a care management assessment, service referrals, and 12 months of telephone follow-up by master's level social service professionals. Population Studied: Frail older adults in a Medicare managed care plan who scored high on a health service utilization algorithm. Principal Findings: Logistic regression models indicated that age, gender, social support, living situation, education, and high health service utilization at baseline significantly predicted utilization in six different HCBS categories. Conclusions: Demographic and social characteristics are more important than health or functional status in determining home and community-based service utilization for Medicare managed care consumers. Implications for Policy, Delivery, or Practice: Policy implications include the benefit of integrating social care management into medical settings and understanding consumer choice in a consumer directed intervention. Primary Funding Source: California HealthCare Foundation Testing for Statistical Discrimination in Health Care Danielle Ash, MPH, Presented By: Danielle Ash, MPH, Doctoral candidate, Health Services, UCLA School of Public Health, 3232 Sawtelle Boulevard, #301, Los Angeles, CA 90066; Tel: 310 ; 397-1214; Email: droseash ucla Research Objective Balsa and McGuire 2001 ; adapted the theory of statistical discrimination to health care markets. Statistical discrimination implies that the physician, in interacting with the patient, does so in a much less efficient manner with the minority patient. This may result in minority patients having poorer matches to treatment compared to. 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