Supportive Services

Important - each Bedroom will have its own Bathroom for safety and privacy - providing a safe space for the patient.

While our primary service is focus on housing, we can provide the below services in coordination with Healthcare Providers:

   * Partnership - we will partner with Healthcare Providers. This partnership will help address services like IV Medication.

   * Clothingt - we will provide clothes to residents in need.

   * Extended Stay – we will create a plan for long-term stability and aftercare support, ensuring housing needs are met.

   * Therapy - we will work with mental health services.

   * IV Medication - supported, however, the Healthcare Provider must arrange for home health and administer the medication.

   * IV Drug User - we don’t provide support for IV drug user on IV antibiotics – this service is provided by specialized providers.

   * Paraplegics/wheelchair-bound patients - supported - however, must transfer independently and complete daily activities.

Cost Saving

Individuals experiencing homelessness use hospitals at a much higher rate than people with homes.  The average length of a hospital stay is 4.6 days, but the average individual without a home stays twice as long. Without a place to recover, many end up back in the emergency room within 30 days. Recuperative care can help offset the financial impact to hospitals and reduce hospital re-admissions by as much as half. Given the average cost of $3,300 per day for a hospital stay, compared to the average $250 per night for recuperative care, the savings quickly add up.

Effectiveness

Recuperative care helps break the cycle of repeated hospitalizations of individuals experiencing homelessness by allowing them to properly heal after a hospital stay, and access housing and other supportive services necessary to remain healthy.

Benefits

Approximately 75% of clients entering recuperative care are not listed in government social services’ databases. While in recuperative care, these individuals’ information is entered into the county’s Coordinated Entry System (CES), which can help them better access housing resources and social services, including mental health, primary care, rehabilitation and other community resources.

Amenities

   * Security/Safety - video camara to monitor facility.

   * Housing Keeping - house cleaning services.

   * Laundry Services – laundry facility available on first come – first serve.

   * Entertainment - cable television.

   * Internet - shared WiFi.

Occupancy

   * Residency - only residents are allowed to stay/live at the facility.

   * Healthcare Provider - an exception may be granted for overnight stay.

   * Caretaker – caretakers are Not allowed to stay/live at the facility.

   * Overnight Stay - there will be No overnight stay for non-residents.