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Housing Related Services & Supports (HRSS)

The Housing Related Services and Supports (HRSS) program provides critical housing-related help to Medicaid members who are experiencing homelessness, housing insecurity, or other serious challenges.

Through HRSS, participants can receive tenancy support, community transition assistance, and supportive living services — all designed to help individuals live safely and independently in their communities.

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What is HRSS?

Who Qualifies?

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You may qualify if you are part of the Targeted Adult Medicaid (TAM) program.

  • You must meet one or more Needs-Based Criteria
    (for example: need help with daily living, mental health, substance use, or cognitive challenges)

  • And have one or more Risk Factors, such as:

    • Long-term or repeated homelessness

    • Recently completed treatment while incarcerated

    • Involvement in drug or mental health court

    • Discharged from Utah State Hospital

    • Receiving General Assistance from DWS

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Step 2: A Support Specialist will reach out

A support specialist will reach out to you within 5 business days.

If you do not hear from a support specialist within 5 business days call us at 801-508-4133, or email at office@crejllc.net

Three Ways HRSS Can Help You Thrive:

1. Supported Living Services

Ongoing help to maintain stable housing, including:

  • Case management

  • Mental health and substance-use support

  • Independent living skill development

  • Peer and community support

  • Crisis intervention and transportation assistance

2. Tenancy Support Services

Help finding and keeping housing:

  • Assistance with applications and housing searches

  • Help understanding tenant rights and landlord expectations

  • Support with lease renewals, vouchers, and accommodations

  • Eviction prevention planning

3. Community Transition Services

Help moving into a new home, including:

  • Security deposits, furniture, and household essentials

  • Utility setup and deposits

  • Cleaning and safety services before move-in

  • Moving costs and accessibility adaptations

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