Under the “Better Way to Live” program, 62 “alternative level of care” patients have been successfully transitioned to a post–acute care facility.

The hospital and its community partners have transformed lives and achieved significant savings in health care costs by giving the homeless a place to live.

The UI Health program aims to help the city's chronically homeless reach stability and reduce health care costs by providing them with permanent homes.

Accountable Health Communities to test whether clinical and community-based services alignment can improve care quality and affordability. CMS offers webinars on grant application process; letters of intent are due Feb. 8.

New ASPR toolkit helps providers address the needs of people experiencing homelessness in their disaster response preplanning and recovery.

Brief summarizes essential hospitals' role caring for homeless patients, strategies for improving care, and recommendations for forming sustainable community partnerships.

These two prominent social factors directly affect health outcomes. Essential hospitals are supporting patients in these areas with PCMHs, medical respite programs, and employment and housing programs.