SLIDE 1 Betsy Wilson, Director Housing Development John Savage, Senior Program Manager Senior Services
SLIDE 2 Presentation Overview
- 1. Housing & Healthcare History
- 2. MidPen Model
- 3. MidPen Services Overview
- 4. Case Study
- 5. Collaborative Design
- 6. New Communities underway
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Housing and Healthcare: A History
SLIDE 4 Housing and Healthcare: A History cont’d
- Wage competition
- Organized labor advocacy
- Tax determination on
health insurance benefits
SLIDE 5 Housing and Healthcare: A History cont’d
Medicaid and Medicare – does not cover “mental diseases”
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housing program
deinstitutionalization
SLIDE 7 Housing and Healthcare: A History cont’d
reached the national agenda
Housing Tax Credit was created
SLIDE 8 Housing and Healthcare: A History cont’d
- 553,742 homeless, 192,875 unsheltered*
- Homeless Life Expectancy: 42-52 Years
- Life Expectancy can be tracked by zip code
- 95067: 78.8 yrs Men, 83 yrs Women
- Nation: 75.6 yrs Men, 80.7 yrs Women
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- Nonprofit founded in 1970
- Employ over 350 people
- Work in 11 Counties
- Developed or rehabbed over 8,000
affordable homes
- Core Businesses
- Real Estate Development
- Property Management
- Resident Services
MidPen Housing Key Facts
SLIDE 10 MidPen Model
amenities
- Great design matters
- Mixed-income works
- Quality property and
asset management
housing
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New Construction
Cynara Court Castroville Manzanita Place Fort Ord
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Replacement and Rehab
Before After
SLIDE 13 To provide safe, affordable housing of high quality to those in need; establish stability and opportunity in the lives of residents; and foster diverse communities that allow people from all ethnic, social and economic backgrounds to live in dignity, harmony and mutual respect.
MidPen Housing
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SLIDE 15 Empower residents to access quality healthcare services Provide a network of services that maximize senior independence.
Aging in Place Framework
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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
SLIDE 17 Health & Housing Case Study
- Leverage Housing as a prevention/proactive platform
- Intentional integration of Resident Services in design
framework
- Focusses decision making around health determinants
- Transform the model of affordable housing framework
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Integrate physical design & programmatic opportunities
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Accessibility to Health Care supports and services
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Focus on Health outcomes for residents
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Financial performance of housing and health care delivery systems
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Current Work
St Stephens Senior Housing, Live Oak, CA
40 apartments 5 for frail elderly (MSSP eligible) 5 VASH
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Current Work
Moon Gate Plaza, Salinas, CA
90 apartments 20 for High Utilizers of the Health Care System funded by Central California Alliance for Health 20 for Seriously Mentally Ill Case Management funding from Whole Person Care
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Current Work
Capitola Road near 17th, Live Oak, CA
60 + /- affordable rental homes Santa Cruz Community Health Centers Clinic Dientes Community Dental Clinic
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Current Work
Miles Lane at Kimberly Lane, Watsonville, CA
40+ /- affordable rental homes Redeveloped and expanded Si Se Puede residential treatment center (Encompass Community Services)
