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Services for people experiencing homelessness may include housing navigation, housing deposits, tenancy supportive services, recuperative care, short-term posthospitalization housing, day habilitation, and others. | Calendar years 2022 – 2026 (and beyond) | MCP In-Lieu-Of Services (optional\u003Cbr>services, not benefits) | DHCS to MCPs; MCPs to contracted providers |\n| Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) | Supports for implementing ECM and CS and for justice-involved capacity building.\u003Cbr>Note: There are various initiatives under PATH (e.g., PATH CITED, PATH Technical Assistance Marketplace, etc.). For more information, see Funding Streams to Support Street Medicine Programs: How to Use and Access Them. | Calendar years 2022 – 2026 | Medi-Cal 1115\u003Cbr>Waiver funds | DHCS to providers and counties |\n\n\n| Program | Purpose | Timeframe | Funding Source | Funding Flow |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Incentive Payment Program (IPP) | Incentive program to build MCP and provider capacity to deliver ECM and CS services. | 1/2022 – 6/2024 | MCP incentive payments | DHCS to MCPs; MCPs develop application process for providers and other infrastructure investments |\n| Clinical Service Contracts with MCPs | DHCS clarified that Medi-Cal MCPs can pay for Street Medicine services, including primary care provider services. | Ongoing. Clarified in APL 22-023 in November 2022 | Existing Medi-Cal benefits delivered by street medicine providers | DHCS to MCPs; MCPs to contracted providers |\n| Community Health Worker (CHW) Service Contracts with MCPs | Medi-Cal benefit covering some services provided by CHWs to Medi-Cal beneficiaries. | Ongoing from 7/2022 | MCP benefit; Medi-Cal Fee-forService (FFS) Benefit | For Medi-Cal Managed Care Beneficiaries: DHCS to MCPs; MCPs to contracted providers\u003Cbr>For Medi-Cal FFS Beneficiaries: DHCS to providers |\n\n| Program Name and Description | Who Can Access Funds? | Allowable Uses for Funds | How to Obtain Funds |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Housing and Homelessness Incentive Program (HHIP)\u003Cbr>Incentive program to help MCPs improve services to members experiencing homelessness, and to reduce/ prevent homelessness. Street medicine is apriority initiative for Measure 2.1. | Providers awarded by MCPs | • Any budget item(s) that increases the number of MCP beneficiaries seen by street medicine providers; and/or\u003Cbr>• Additional grant/investment categories per individual MCP guidelines.\u003Cbr>This can include, but is not limited to:\u003Cbr>Personnel (e.g., hiring/salaries/fringe benefits of new team members)\u003Cbr>Clinical costs (e.g., medications, clinical supplies)\u003Cbr>Technology (e.g., computers, cell phones, software programs)\u003Cbr>Vehicles (e.g., purchasing, maintenance, registration, gas/mileage) | Apply through local MCP(s)\u003Cbr>Note: HHIP funding is time limited and is diverse in allowable use of funds. The final measurement period ends 10/31/2023, but some MCPs will continue allocating funds after this time. Connect with your local MCP(s) as a\u003Cbr>first/early step in funding plan. |\n| Enhanced Care Management (ECM)\u003Cbr>Intensive, in-person care m","cbCaie59cmPimMTv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie59cmPimMTv","pdf",2969032,9,"English","# Funding Programs for Street Medicine in California\n## Homelessness and Housing Incentive Program (HHIP)\n## Enhanced Care Management (ECM)\n## Community Supports (CS)\n## Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH)\n## Incentive Payment Program (IPP)\n## Clinical Service and Community Health Worker Contracts","[{\"question\":\"Which programs in the toolkit support street medicine financing in California?\",\"answer\":\"The toolkit covers HHIP, ECM, CS, PATH, and IPP, along with clinical service contract arrangements and community health worker service contracts with MCPs.\"},{\"question\":\"Who can access the different funding sources outlined in the toolkit?\",\"answer\":\"HHIP funds are accessed through providers awarded by MCPs, ECM and some CS activities are delivered via contracted providers, and contract-linked funding flows through DHCS to MCPs and then to contracted providers.\"},{\"question\":\"What are typical allowable uses for HHIP funding?\",\"answer\":\"HHIP funding can support budget items that increase the number of MCP beneficiaries seen by street medicine providers and can include personnel costs, clinical costs, technology, and vehicles, subject to individual MCP guidelines.\"}]","Financing Street Medicine Programs in California Toolkit - Funding Programs and Access | PDF",6]