The Resource Library

Publications

HOPWA Modernization Fact Sheets
Fact Sheet | Publication | December 2020
TAC helps providers and policymakers successfully navigate the federal Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS program.
Using Medicaid to Pay for Services in Permanent Supportive Housing: Steps for CoC Leads to Get Started
Manual | Publication | August 2016
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is an effective intervention for ending chronic homelessness. An essential part of the PSH model is a package of health care and supportive services that helps people with disabilities get and stay housed. Those services, however, cost money - money that can be difficult to…
Using Medicaid in Supportive Housing
Issue Brief | Publication | April 2016
There is growing recognition that stable, affordable housing plays a critical role in supporting individuals' recovery from mental illness and substance use disorders. Behavioral health care leaders in several states are finding that Medicaid can be a cost-effective resource to finance and deliver some of the flexible services and…
Supporting Community Living: Olmstead and Money Follows the Person (MFP)
Issue Brief | Publication | January 2013
This brief - developed by TAC as part of the Housing Capacity Building Initiative for Community Living Project, under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Money Follows the Person (MFP) Rebalancing Demonstration - offers guidance to state policy makers on how MFP can be utilized to assist…
Leveraging Medicaid: A Guide to Using Medicaid Financing in Supportive Housing
Manual | Publication | October 2012
This guide provides information on how to facilitate the use of Medicaid as a source of funding for services in permanent supportive housing. (2008)
Connecting with Medicaid: Strategies & Options for Providers of Services to People who are Homeless
Issue Brief | Publication | October 2012
This brief summarizes various options for providers of services to people experiencing homelessness interested in establishing clearer pathways or connections with Medicaid, including changes to Medicaid eligibility as part of health reform and key questions to consider for providers interested in delivering Medicaid services. (June 2011)