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Social Determinants of Health Series

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Housing

The housing status of patients has a profound effect on their health. Homelessness or unstably housed individuals are likely to be hospitalized more frequently with longer lengths of stay and require more care than are patients with stable living arrangements. Hospitals are working to improve community health by improving housing for community members in need.

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HRET Housing Guide

Housing and the Role of Hospitals Addressed by Guide

Hospitals help address unsuitable housing to improve community health
August 23, 2017
H&HN Staff
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A new guide from the AHA’s Health Research & Educational Trust explores the challenges of ensuring a population has access to stable and secure housing
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Ensuring Access to Care in Vulnerable Communities

Hospital Groups urge IRS to include housing as a Community Benefit in Schedule H

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American Hospital Association: Housing Is Health Care

Housing instability provides a challenge for hospitals, health systems.
January 5, 2017
Lola Butcher
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Task force describes ways for hospitals to address housing instability.
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Housing and the Role of Hospitals

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Why Hospitals Are Housing the Homeless

Housing programs help health systems improve their communities' health outcomes
January 5, 2017
Lola Butcher
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Health systems are taking part in housing programs to improve their communities' health outcomes and costs.
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When Housing Comes First, Hospitals Benefit

Providing housing stability decreases use of health care.
January 5, 2017
Lola Butcher
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Research shows that providing housing stability for those in need decreases the use of health care.
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Portland Providers Donate $21.5 Million to Housing Initiative

Six Oregon health care organizations are investing in a partnership that will provide housing and health services for homeless and low-income people.
October 3, 2016
Julius A. Karash
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Six Oregon health care organizations are investing in a partnership that will provide housing and health services for homeless and low-income people. The initiative is expected to benefit vulnerable individuals as well as hospitals, and is a key piece of population health, those involved say.
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Hospitals Improve Health by Helping to Get Homeless Off the Streets

Virtua Health, Cooper University Hospital Support Homeless Assistance in Camden, N.J.
December 16, 2015
Paul Barr
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Keeping people healthy while they are living on the streets or in a shelter is a difficult task, which is why a growing number of hospitals and other community organizations are fighting that battle by helping the homeless find a stable place to live.


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