Permanent Supportive Housing

Medical respite programs are as unique as the individuals and communities they serve. From shelter-based care to stand-alone facilities, medical respite provides a transition for those exiting the hospital who have no permanent residence and are not well enough to return to the street. Hospital partners have seen the benefit of medical respite programs as […]

The Orlando Housing First initiative, “Housing the First 100”, is a collaborative undertaking in the City of Orlando and tri-county area (Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties). The project connects high cost, high need, homeless frequent users to housing and services. Download Research (PDF)

Bring together community partners from a variety of sectors to connect frequent users to housing, healthcare, and care coordination is both the goal and lasting outcome of the Frequent Users Systems Engagement (FUSE) initiative in Washtenaw County, Michigan – a subgrantee of the CSH’s Social Innovation. Other health centers, housing and service providers can learn

The Houston Integrated Care for the Chronically Homeless Initiative was born out of the Texas 1115 Medicaid Waiver program and the City of Houston Health and Human Services Department. The 1115 Waiver incentivized the development of innovative care delivery models and created new funding pools to ensure providers are reimbursed for providing quality care to

This paper offers strategic guidance in building, assessing and/or strengthening various types of partnerships between Health Center Program Grantees, behavioral health providers and supportive housing providers. Whether you represent one of these types of organizations or you are merely curious about health and housing partnerships, you can use this guide as your roadmap. Download Research

This article by the Pew Charitable Trusts explores the opportunity to use Medicaid funds to cover housing related supportive services. Download Research (PDF)

The 10th Decile Project is a collaborative effort in Los Angeles County to connect frequent users of emergency health services to housing and appropriate care. Download Research (PDF)