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2023 Summit Sunstone Development Funding Recovery Housing QRT
Development & Funding of Recovery Housing The National Alliance of Recovery Residences defines recovery housing as sober, safe, and healthy living environments dedicated to promoting recovery from alcohol, drugs and other associated problems. NARR has established four levels of recovery housing that offer differing levels of support for residents.
What is Recovery Housing?
In 2019, SAMHSA estimated that 7.6% of people with substance use disorder seek treatment each year.
Researchers estimated that if 50% of those who seek treatment in Greater Cincinnati were to seek recovery housing, the region would need 5,647 more beds.
https://www.interactforhealth.org/upl/media/recove ry_housing_in_greater_cincinnati.pdf Traditional Sober Livings
- Access & lack of funding
- Subpar quality
- No MAT & Stigma
- House Managers, not paid staff
- Triggering locations
- Expectations & Compliance
- Communication gaps
- UDS issues A Novel Approach to Recovery Housing
- Integrated approach with outpatient providers
- MAT friendly & recovery focused campus
- Funding for up to 90 days
- Nonpunitive, supportive
- Staff, updated, good neighborhood
- Application process & Care Coordination
- Direction & support for long term independence Integrated Model of Recovery Housing
- Working hand in hand with outpatient treatment providers
- Individualized & custom recovery plans
- Working closely with drug treatment & recovery court
- Working closely with probation & parole
- Identifying & removing barriers to success
- Closing systemic gaps
- Improved overall outcomes MAT Friendly Recovery Housing
- Structured MAT management with daily access
- Monitor & require attendance with outpatient treatment
- Removed fear of not having access to medication
- Required UDS compliance
- Non-stigmatizing language used
- Improved outcomes
- Longer length of stay Community Care Link
- A case management focused resident record database
- Streamlined intake process
- Interactive bed board
- HIPAA compliant documentation and internal messaging
- Track daily tasks
- Referral tracking
- Tracking multiple levels of data for grant studies https://www.communitycarelink.com Creating a Standard Daily Rate
- Established $30 per day rate for level 2 recovery housing
- Develop funding mechanisms
- Certified by ORH through NARR standards
- Data driven improved outcomes & quality
- Experienced & professional staff
- Structured medication management
- Case management & other needs met
- Quality, safe property management
- UDS Creating a Funding Mechanism
- Making recovery housing part of the continuum of care
- Require NARR certification
- Standardization & accountability
- County, state & federal funding
- Accessing opioid settlement funds
- Decreasing financial burden on society
- 90/90/90
- Longer length of stay for long term recovery