But when you take the aggregate, the state saves the money on everyone who lives free . Some of the people in Kansas receive 24-hour care. You can get up to 18 hours of attendant services, and if you need more, then there are what we call night supports. Night services are really not that big of a deal. The amount of stuff someone might do for you during the night is pretty minimal.
Most people sleep at night.
So someone comes over and stays in your house at night. If you need something then, a drink of water or whatever, that's what they're there to do. Kansas has been having night supports since at least 1990. States can do that if they know what it is and how little it costs. Another key is the Helen L. lawsuit.