Overview

• Supporting stable, independent living for individuals and families.
• Assisting with housing navigation and removing barriers.
• Coordinating resources for long-term stability and security.
• Developing personalized care plans for each client.
• Facilitating access to essential community resources.
• Fostering a supportive, compassionate approach to care.
• Regular follow-ups to ensure evolving needs are met.
• Offering guidance in accessing social and mental health services.
• Empowering clients to develop skills for independent living.
• Tracking progress and adapting services to maximize outcomes.

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for House Stabilization Services (HSS), individuals must meet the following criteria:

• Be enrolled in Medical Assistance (MA)
• Be at least 18 years old
• Have a documented disability or disabling condition
• Require assistance with communication, mobility, decision-making, or behavior management due to the disability
• Face housing instability (homelessness, transitioning from an institution, or at risk of institutionalization)

Individuals can self-refer or be supported by a provider or case manager to access HSS services. Once eligibility is determined, a healthcare professional must complete the required documentation and submit it to our office. Our team will guide you through the next steps in the process.