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Health Home & Care Management

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Coordinated Care for Healthier Lives

Navigating healthcare and support systems can be difficult for individuals living with chronic health conditions. Project Hospitality’s Health Home program connects Staten Island residents with dedicated care managers who coordinate care and help individuals stay connected to the services they need.

Each member works closely with a care manager to develop a plan and access community resources from trusted providers that support long-term stability.

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    630+ Members Served

    Adults with complex health needs receive coordinated care and ongoing support.

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    70 Members Successfully Graduated

    (2025)
    Participants gained the skills and stability needed to independently manage their healthcare.

Care Management Supports Health and Stability

Our Health Home program provides comprehensive care coordination for individuals with complex medical and behavioral health needs.

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Services We Provide:

Dedicated managers help members:

  • Coordinate medical and behavioral health care

  • Schedule and attend medical appointments

  • Navigate hospitals, clinics, and healthcare systems

  • Access medications and treatment services

  • Connect with social supports such as food, benefits, and transportation

  • Identify community programs that strengthen long-term well-being

Wraparound Care

Project Hospitality’s care managers use the Wraparound Model, a collaborative approach that supports individuals through coordinated, individualized care.

Through this model:

  • Care is built around each individual’s unique needs and goals

  • Healthcare providers and community support work together as one coordinated network

  • Care managers help navigate services and connect individuals to trusted resources

  • Individuals are supported in staying engaged in care and managing their health over time

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Tailored Support Transforms Lives

In 2019, Sue enrolled in our Health Home program because she was experiencing homelessness while managing multiple health conditions and struggling to find continuity in her care. With the support of a dedicated care manager, she coordinated medical appointments, secured transportation, and accessed food assistance services and housing resources. 

By 2025, she had graduated from the program, was living in her own apartment on Staten Island, and was working full-time with benefits while remaining connected to her healthcare providers.

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More From Our Community

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    “The program has been wonderful for me. When I was hospitalized, my care manager showed up every time for me. Anything I go through, I can always call them.”

    —Former Health Home Member

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    “I have mobility problems with my legs, and they help me schedule transportation and appointments. They also connected me to food stamps, hospitals, and clinics that support my health.”

    —Former Health Home Member

Community Partners

Project Hospitality’s Health Home program partners with Coordinated Behavioral Care (CBC) to ensure members receive comprehensive, coordinated support across healthcare and behavioral health systems.

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Support Coordinated Care in Staten Island

Access to coordinated healthcare and social support can change a person’s life trajectory. By helping individuals manage chronic health conditions and stay connected to essential services, Project Hospitality strengthens long-term stability for vulnerable Staten Island residents.

Support this work and help ensure more neighbors receive the coordinated care they need.

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