Health Care
Transitional Rent.
For the first time in California’s history, Medi-Cal (California’s Medicaid program) will provide up to 6 months rental assistance (known as “Transitional Rent”) to members who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, to enable them to transition to stable, accessible, and affordable housing. Transitional Rent requires intensive collaboration across partners such as Medi-Cal managed care plans, counties, behavioral health agencies, Continuums of Care (CoCs), and housing and homeless assistance providers.
Implementing Transitional Rent.
With the support of the California Health Care Foundation and Kaiser Permanente, Homebase is working across California to support communities with Transitional Rent implementation through:
Education about Transitional Rent and the roles of different sectors and partners
Cross-county peer learning opportunities
Facilitation of critical cross-sector partnerships at the local level
Materials and tools to support local implementers
Sharing lessons learned
Transitional Rent learning series.
Join us for a free cross-county peer learning series intended for local implementers. Go in-depth on Transitional Rent topics with your peers across the state.
Upcoming topics will focus on Data Sharing & HMIS Integration, BHSA/BHBH, and more.
Homebase Transitional Rent resources.
Additional resources.
These external resources can provide additional guidance and information to support Transitional Rent implementation.
Have questions?
Our team is ready to support your community to implement Transitional Rent.