Homeless Respite Presented by: Diane Dimperio. Committee Members and Contributors Alachua County Health Dept. Shands St. Francis House Alachua County.

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Homeless Respite Presented by: Diane Dimperio

Committee Members and Contributors Alachua County Health Dept. Shands St. Francis House Alachua County Poverty Reduction Program North Florida Regional Helping Hands Clinic Community Activists Gainesville/Alachua County Office on Homelessness

The Committee considered… The current situation –Resources –Expenditures Models in other communities Recommendations –Services –Cost

Background Numbers being discharged –Shands: 5-7 per month –North Florida Regional Medical Center: 1-2 per month Patients being discharged by team of physician and case manager –Based on resources Homeless are able to attend to Activities of Daily Living –Some need home care, mechanical assistance, IV antibiotics

Current Resources –Patients with medical needs are retained in hospital or discharged to appropriate facility including hotels when needed Hospital pays for home health, other medical services and shelter –Sunshine Inn – one room (working on adding phone) –Other shelter – $2,500 from City (contract ends 6/30/11) Limited to $20 per night (=125 nights) Shands covers deficit

Current Resources Alachua County Health Department- Medical Home Program –Transitional medical care –Enrollment in ongoing primary care –Case Management Medical care Third party coverage Barriers to participating in health care and self care

Unmet Needs Convalescence after hospital service –Shelter: out of the elements –Hygiene facilities including sink, shower, clean linens and towels, soap, etc. –Furniture including bed, recliner/chair with foot stool –Electricity for food storage/prep, medical equipment –Food –Phone

Options Medical respite Stand alone facility (apartment) Hotel rooms GRACE Marketplace Adding capacity to Marketplace St. Francis House

Funding –Hospital –Local government –Private donations –Foundations –Federally Qualified Health Center homeless

Medical Respite Services –Medical care –Case management –Transportation –Meals –Substance abuse –Referrals to housing –Other services Disadvantages –Costly –No local economy of scale

Apartment Advantages –24 hour access –Facilitate delivery of medical care Disadvantages –Housekeeping –Food prep and shopping –Roommate issues –Cost

Hotel Advantages –24 hour access –Facilitate delivery of needed medical care Disadvantages –No access to prepared meals or food prep area –Access to laundry –Access to case management –Isolation –Cost > $45/night

GRACE Marketplace Advantages –Offers all needed services –No extra cost Disadvantages –Location –Complicates the planning of an already complicated project –Not constructed

Additional Facility at GRACE Marketplace Advantages –Access to all services –Phase in service Disadvantages –Cost –Practicality

St. Francis House Advantages –Has many services –Convenient location –Designated short stay/medical beds* –Will guarantee beds for $5,200 per year per bed Disadvantages –Limited rooms for medical care –History not consistent with policy for medical access

Recommendations Purchase 3 beds at St. Francis House for homeless respite –Two years Include respite needs in GRACE Marketplace for phase two implementation

Proposed 6 Month Pilot Program for Homeless Respite at St. Francis House 2 $100/week –Includes 3 meals, linens and sundries –Daytime use of facility 2 X $100 per week X 26 weeks = $5,200 To be shared by County and City ($2,600 each) Contract with St. Francis House managed by Alachua County Department of Community Support Services Room not reserved by 5:00 pm used by St. Francis House

Elements of Success Shared responsibility Expansion of services and not supplanting Clear expectations Ongoing communication and monitoring

Keys to Success Client Expectations –Client educated about terms and responsibilities Limited stay Follow rules of St. Francis House Active participation in health care and case management –Written description

Hospital Patient can accomplish all Activities of Daily Living If patients needs home health, IV meds, etc. the hospital will arrange and pay Discharge plan will include length of stay Transportation to St. Francis House arranged Communication –Arrange with St. Francis House –Coordinate with Health Department Medical Home Coordinator

Health Department’s Medical Home Program Enroll/reinforce Medical Home Program Ensure transitional medical services –Health Department –Primary Care Physician Case Management Coordination with St. Francis House case manager

Oversight Committee –Hospitals, Health Department, St. Francis House –Department of Community Support Services Meet monthly for first six months Evaluate provider experience Include client experience

Request Approve $2,600 funding for 6 month pilot Authorize entering into Interlocal Agreement Authorize extending program an additional 12 months if determined to be successful at a cost of $5,200 annually.

Thank you for considering our proposal!