People experiencing homelessness experience barriers to accessing higher levels of care, such as skilled nursing facilities, despite often needing this level of health care and support. Medical respite care programs are unable to safely serve clients who have skilled nursing care level needs, resulting in gaps in care and worse outcomes for those who need […]
Are you experiencing homelessness? If so, you are not alone. This year, almost 2 million people will find themselves without housing in the United States. Resources are available to help you with shelter, health care, and other needs. This page can direct you to assistance in your community. If You Are Experiencing Homelessness The National
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With the 1115 waiver’s five-year demonstration period ending in December 2026, and federal policies threatening to reduce funds for homeless services, the funding landscape for recuperative care in California is experiencing a period of change. This has recuperative care providers considering other funding sources, and right now it’s all about diversifying, braiding, and using data
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Disclaimer: The following is a compendium of resources in support of ten core competencies in delivering health care to people experiencing homelessness. These ten components emerged from a dedicated committee composed of experienced professionals, which concluded its work in 2012. However, the Council is due to return to what we consider “core competencies” in HCH
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