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Data-sharing for Improving Access to Housing Services Continuum of Care Board of Governance, Riverside County Roger Uminski IEHP AGENDA Brief background Update: IEHPs housing initiative Data-sharing: existing county


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Data-sharing for Improving Access to Housing Services

Continuum of Care Board of Governance, Riverside County Roger Uminski – IEHP

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AGENDA

  • Brief background
  • Update: IEHP’s housing initiative
  • Data-sharing: existing county databases, IEHP
  • Time for questions and discussion
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BACKGROUND

  • Over 2,000 sheltered and unsheltered homeless at

any point in time in Riverside County (2016)

  • Homeless/unstably housed individuals suffer from

chronic health conditions and may be high utilizers of care – Most individuals qualify for/are enrolled in Medicaid

Riverside County Department of Public and Social Services, 2016; Karaca et al., 2013

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BACKGROUND

  • Permanent supportive housing (PSH): permanent

housing with indefinite leasing or rental assistance paired with supportive services – Definitively associated with improved health – Promising findings regarding decreased medical and social services costs

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 2017; Cassidy et al., 2016

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IEHP HOUSING INITIATIVE

  • IEHP Housing Initiative

– Funds for PSH for IEHP Members across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties – Focus on vulnerable Members with high levels of health care use – Challenge: identification of eligible Members

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IEHP HOUSING INITIATIVE

PSH Homeless custodial care IEHP Members Homeless HUD-eligible IEHP Members Homeless HUD-ineligible IEHP Members

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IEHP HOUSING INITIATVE

  • Member identification

– Internal, using IEHP Member and claims data – Relatively straightforward – Next steps: confirming wish for community-based care

PSH Homeless custodial care IEHP Members

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IEHP HOUSING INITIATIVE

  • Member

identification – IEHP claims data is limited (no “codes” for housing status) – External partners (e.g., CES, law enforcement, CBOs) may have meaningful data to cross- reference

PSH Homeless HUD-eligible IEHP Members Homeless HUD-ineligible IEHP Members

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DATA-SHARING

  • Proposal to explore formal processes for data-

sharing regarding homeless community members to support PSH

– Considerations:

  • Identify and leverage existing resources
  • Structure of agreements (e.g., MOUs)
  • Data security (e.g., IEHP secure file transfer protocol)
  • Openness to including/creating paths for other PSH

initiatives beyond IEHP’s

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NEXT STEPS

  • Open discussions
  • Questions