Housing Stabilization Services
Minnesota facilitates the living, working, and playing of individuals with disabilities in their chosen communities. Finding accommodation, managing a budget, interacting with landlords and neighbors, and comprehending the terms of a lease can all be difficult due to various obstacles and issues. Minnesotans’ health depends on their ability to find and maintain stable, affordable housing. A new Medical Assistance benefit called Homes Stabilization Services is intended to assist elderly and others with disabilities in locating and maintain homes. A service that is provided in homes and communities is housing stabilization.
These services are intended to:
- Encourage a person to move into residence,
- Boost the community’s long-term housing stability and
- Avert future times of institutionalization or homelessness.
The three services that makeup HSS are housing consultation, housing transition, and Sustainability.
- Housing Consultation is a program that helps create person-centered plans for those without access to MA case management services. This service helps a person create a person-centered plan with housing as its main focus. Housing consultation services help people connect to resources not housing-related but listed in a person’s person-centered plan. They also help people make an informed decision when selecting a housing transition or sustaining provider.
- Housing Transition is a service that supports a person in finding housing.
- Housing Sustaining is a service that supports a person in maintaining housing.