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HRSN housing services | Washington State Health Care Authority Under the Medicaid Transformation Project (MTP 2. 0), the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) approved the Health Care Authority (HCA) to provide Housing Transition Navigation and Rent/Temporary Housing services. Supportive Housing and Supported Employment services under the Foundational Community Supports (FCS) program will continue under MTP 2.
0, in addition to the newly approved health-related social needs (HRSN) housing services. Together, these services can remove barriers to affordable housing and provide the necessary assistance to help a person live independently. Who is eligible for HRSN housing services?
Housing transition navigation services Rent and temporary housing services Program contact information Who is eligible for HRSN housing services? Individuals must meet the following criteria to be eligible for housing transition navigation and Rent/Temporary Housing services: Enrolled in Apple Health (Medicaid) Homeless or at risk of homelessness, as defined by 24 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 91.
5 Have complex behavioral health, co-occurring substance use needs among others, disability requiring assistance, or other long-term care needs For questions and information about specific program eligibility, please refer to program-specific information on this page.
Housing Transition Navigation services These services aim to remove barriers to affordable housing, including transition costs and housing deposits to assist with identifying, coordinating, securing, or funding one-time services and modifications necessary to help a person establish a basic household.
Transition Assistance Program (TAP) The state will leverage the existing TAP to administer housing transition navigation services to enrollees of the FCS Supportive Housing program. For more information on TAP, please see the TAP program overview document or visit the FCS Supportive Housing page .
Rent/Temporary Housing services These services provide stable, independent living situations for individuals transitioning out of institutional care or congregate settings who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Payment may cover rent and/or short-term temporary stays for up to six months.
These services will be implemented statewide for eligible individuals through the FCS program, Apple Health and Homes, and Home and Community Services. Rent/Temporary Housing under Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Rental assistance payments will be made on behalf of eligible recipients in the FCS Supportive Housing program through the Spokane Housing Authority.
Rent/Temporary Housing with Apple Health and Homes (AHAH) AHAH is a multi-agency effort that pairs housing resources (capital financing and rental/operations assistance) with supportive services through the FCS program. HRSN funds will be used for up to six months of rental assistance for eligible AHAH recipients.
Rent will be paid directly to landlords on behalf of tenants by the Department of Commerce’s Office of Apple Health and Homes. Rent/Temporary Housing with Home and Community Services (HCS) through the Office of Housing and Employment (OHAE) OHAE teams work to increase access to permanent, affordable housing and employment opportunities .
They ensure services and supports are available and used to help maintain one's housing and employment, while also honoring client choice, preference, and need. HCS is expanding access for rent assistance programs, including Emergency Rental Assistance, Interim Housing, and temporary rent for HCS FCS Supportive Housing clients, for HCS HRSN-eligible individuals.
This section links to additional information about providers that offer MTP 2. 0 HRSN housing services. Foundational Community Supports (FCS) The FCS provider network is made up of over 150 agencies, including behavioral health providers, substance use disorder providers, Tribal partner providers, nonprofits, and housing authorities.
FCS services are available at more than 400 sites statewide. Learn how to become an FCS provider Provider network: Counties with provider availability How to become an HCS rent/temporary housing provider: Learn more about contracting with DSHS Program contact information Additional information and contact details for each HRSN housing services program can be found on their respective webpages.
Foundational Community Supports (FCS) — Health Care Authority Apple Health and Home (AHAH) — Department of Commerce Home and Community Services (HCS) — Department of Social and Health Services Compliance Guidance for HRSN Rent/Temporary Housing Services : This document provides background information on the compliance requirements and outlines best practices for providers serving qualified Apple Health (Medicaid) clients who may qualify for Rent/Temporary Housing.
Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Rental Assistance FAQs : This document provides answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the HRSN housing service being provided through FCS that provides six-months of rental assistance to eligible individuals. Free or low-cost health care I need medical, dental, or vision care Find Apple Health benefits & services What are my basic covered services? How do I get dental care?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals transitioning out of institutional care or at risk of homelessness. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
HRSN Housing Services is funded by Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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