Learning Sessions

July 21, 2022 Video – Housing Training Plans

July 21, 2022 Slides – Housing Training Plans

March 24, 2022 Video – Getting Started

March 24, 2022 Slides – Getting Started

October 14, 2021 Video – Housing Consultation

October 14, 2021 Slides – Housing Consultation

September 23, 2021 Video – Documentation Learning Session

September 23, 2021 Slides – Documentation Learning Session

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Sessions

Each session will include:

  • Helpful tips and tools provided by the TA team
  • Open Q&A on topic
  • Opportunities for sharing experiences across agencies

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Session: Building Health Care Partnerships (Part 1) (Access Recording HERE) coming soon

  • Contracting/enrolling with MCO’s
  • Billing MCO’s
  • Partnering with other health care initiatives

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Session: Building Health Care Partnerships (Part 2 Collaborations) (Access Recording HERE)

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Session: Staffing & Services (Access Recording HERE)

  • Hiring and training staff.
  • Best practices for service provision.
  • Supporting staff and addressing burnout.

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Session: Service Provision (Access Recording HERE)

  • Developing service plans and budgeting
  • Integrating Housing Stabilization Services into your program
  • Documentation requirements

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Session: Client Eligibility & Enrollment (Access recording HERE) coming soon

  • Determining your target population
  • Setting up a process for identifying potentially eligible service participants
  • Gathering and submitting eligibility documentation

Housing Stabilization Services Learning Session: Provider Enrollment and Compliance (Access recording HERE) coming soon

  • Tips for a successful provider enrollment process
  • Meeting federal Medicaid compliance
  • Developing agency policies and procedures

MEDICAID 101

Provider agencies including affordable and supportive housing providers are considering or in process of billing for their supportive services via Minnesota’s new Housing Stabilization Services  benefit.  Many of these community stakeholders however are unfamiliar with the Medicaid system and not sure how to understand what this new benefit means for their agency. This free, two part online, Medicaid 101 training will be Minnesota specific and help you and your agency understand the big picture and some important details about this state and federal program.  The training will cover how the program’s administrative structure, regulations and delivery system models can influence your agency’s decisions and process.  The two part training will be recorded and you or your team can review at any time.  If you have additional questions, please contact our HSS TA team at HSS-TATEAM@mesh-mn.org

Click HERE for our October 19, 2020 Medicaid 101 part 1 Training. coming soon

Click HERE for our October 26, 2020 Medicaid 101 part 2 Training. coming soon


MN Housing Stabilization Services Medicaid Academy

What is a Medicaid Academy?  Supportive Housing is now recognized as a part of the healthcare landscape by federal and state authorities. The state of Minnesota has created the Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) benefit to assist low income Minnesotans to attain and maintain stable housing.  For providers of Housing Support, beginning in July of 2021, their services allocation will decrease 50% because the state has an expectation that providers will transition to the Housing Stabilization Services Benefit. For supportive housing providers, HSS will offer a sustainable funding stream for their activities. In the future, these services will bring increased opportunities for services funding, service expansion and capacity building. This entry into the health sector also brings new requirements around eligibility and referral processes, agency billing, documentation, quality monitoring, compliance, credentialing, and organizational policies and procedures that meet healthcare quality standards of care.

The CSH Medicaid Academy is designed to help human services and supportive housing providers, community based organizations, community health centers, and community mental health clinics learn the requirements for providing Medicaid-billable HSS and develop organization-specific plans for becoming Medicaid billers. The MN HSS Medicaid Academy will consist of four virtual meetings and four web-based educational clinics followed by individual technical assistance. The state aims to train and support provider agencies through the Medicaid Academy clinic and webinars. Select agencies that wish to pursue Medicaid billing following the Academy may receive additional individualized technical assistance, to implement their work plans.


Links


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Questions? Email the HSSTA Team at hss-tateam@mesh-mn.org