Tools and resources.

This Peer Learning Series on Transitional Rent features a deep dive into how different communities and partners are approaching eligibility and referrals. Hear from Sonoma County, Riverside County, and Kaiser Permanente on eligibility and referral workflows, integrating Transitional Rent and Coordinated Entry, and more. 

This reference guide contains a list of funding programs and sources that can pay for permanent housing after the six months of Transitional Rent is complete. It is designed to help managed care plan (MCP) staff and others recognize funding sources that might be included in a member's Housing Support Plan.

These vignettes illustrate different types of people who may be eligible for Transitional Rent (TR). They are intended to ground TR discussions in the realities of people who may seek this new benefit.

Effective implementation of Transitional Rent (TR) depends on clear roles and strong coordination across health, housing, and social service systems. This tool is designed to help identify and engage TR partners in implementation efforts.

This document provides a template Housing Support Plan to assist with referrals for Transitional Rent, California's new Medicaid benefit that provides up to six months of rental assistance for eligible Medi-Cal members. Authorization for Transitional Rent requires a completed Housing Support Plan that meets specific criteria.

This resource provides in-depth details you need about Transitional Rent, who is eligible, and what to do before referring a Member to their managed care plan for Transitional Rent.

A concise overview of Medi-Cal's new Transitional Rent benefit, who is currently eligible, and what is required to refer someone.

A short overview of California's new Medicaid benefit, Transitional Rent, which provides up to six months of rental assistance for eligible Medi-Cal members experiencing or at risk of homelessness who meet additional eligibility criteria.