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Sacramento Seeks Operator for X Street Recuperative Care Facility for Homeless Medical Respite Services

The City of Sacramento's Department of Community Response is seeking qualified agencies to operate the X Street Recuperative Care Facility, a 24/7 program providing short-term residential medical respite services for individuals experiencing homelessness after discharge from healthcare settings. - Government Buyer: - City of Sacramento, Department of Community Response - Scope of Services: - 24/7 operation and oversight of the X Street Recuperative Care Facility - Delivery of short-term residential medical respite services for homeless individuals discharged from hospitals, emergency departments, behavioral health facilities, or skilled nursing facilities - Provision of care coordination, housing navigation, benefits assistance, transportation, and other supportive services - Compliance with Sacramento Community Standards and detailed program design, staffing, and collaboration requirements - Funding and Facility Details: - The City provides the facility at no cost to the operator - Operator must secure all operational funding from external sources (e.g., CalAIM Community Supports, Enhanced Care Management, Medi-Cal reimbursements, managed care plans, hospital partnerships) - No direct City funding for operations - Objectives: - Improve participant health outcomes - Reduce avoidable hospital readmissions - Promote continuity of care - Assist in transitioning participants to permanent housing or stable placements - Notable Requirements: - Open to all qualified agencies - No specific OEMs or product vendors are involved, as this is a service-based procurement

Description

The Department of Community Response (DCR) is seeking an operator to manage a Recuperative Care Program providing short-term residential medical respite services for individuals experiencing homelessness who have been discharged from various healthcare settings. The program aims to improve health outcomes, reduce hospital readmissions, promote continuity of care, and assist participants in transitioning to permanent housing. The facility will operate 24/7, offering a safe and recovery-oriented environment with care coordination, housing navigation, benefits assistance, transportation, and supportive services. The operator is expected to actively pursue external funding sources to sustain operations without financial support from the City other than the no-cost use of the facility.

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