Improving Health Homes and Housing Programs
Enhance your understanding of health homes and housing initiatives, including the goals, services provided by case management agencies, strategies for collaboration, data on improvements, and recent developments in supportive housing programs in New York City. Discover how these programs are making a positive impact on individuals facing homelessness and housing challenges.
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Health Homes and Housing Prepared by: Valentine Hernandez Executive Director QCCP
Housing Goals Housing is often a major motivator for clients to enter Case Management Housing Goals Case Managers often fill out 2010E Case Managers often search for apartments or other housing placements Success in placing members in housing builds trust and improves outcomes Training& Leadership Development Trust Building Collaboration with DHS, HRA, NYCHA, ACS and others may help us succeed in housing some of NYC s most vulnerable populations HRA State HH Brochure: https://www.health.ny.gov/publications/1123/hh_brochure.pdf 2
Case Management Agencies who provide housing services Association for Case Management and Housing (ACMH) Project Renewal Samaritan Village Daytop The Bridge (SUS) Services of the Underserved BronxWorks Community Access (CUCS) Center for Urban Community Services Housing Works (ICL) Institute For Community Living (LESC) Lower East Side Services Center
How can Health Homes work with Housing Resources Community Events HRA DHS Colocate Navigators in large Residential Facilities Housing Case workers to refer clients to care management Help educate the community
Data on Health Homes and Housing Based on a survey sample of 20 Health Homes representing 63% of enrollment in HHs statewide, 3,286 individuals had documented improvements in housing status who were identified as homeless during their initial assessment.
Recent Developments State RFA for the Medicaid Redesign Team Health Home Supportive Housing Program due next week Hospitals required to refer to Health Homes State proposing to incent enrollment of highest need individuals (HARP) and member behavior to generate savings Rate changes associated with changes to caseload expectations including an expansion of Health Home Plus (HH+) category including individuals with histories of homelessness (in draft) Emphasis on quality, outcomes, preparation for value-based payments Health homes partnering with PPSs, BHCCs, IPAs and other system stakeholders and networks Myriad pilots and collaborations in place (e.g. CBC has a Bronx CTI program that specifically works with homeless Bronx residents transitioning from inpatient to outpatient services)
