Improving Health Outcomes for People with HIV & Hepatitis C: Housing, Treatment, & Care Coordination

How can healthcare organizations improve outcomes for people living with HIV and Hepatitis C (HCV), especially those experiencing housing instability or homelessness? In this webinar, experts from the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) explore the critical connection between housing, healthcare access, and long-term health outcomes for people living with HIV and HCV co-infection. The session focuses on practical strategies health centers can use to find patients earlier, start treatment faster, and keep people engaged in care. You'll learn: ✅ Why housing is a critical factor in HIV and Hepatitis C care ✅ Common barriers that prevent patients from accessing and completing treatment ✅ Best practices for HIV and HCV screening, testing, and linkage to care ✅ How integrated healthcare and housing partnerships improve outcomes ✅ Strategies to reduce gaps in care and prevent patients from falling through the cracks ✅ The role of community health workers, peer specialists, and care coordinators ✅ Models for connecting patients to housing resources and supportive services ✅ Current approaches to Medicaid-funded housing-related services and care coordination ✅ Ways to build effective referral systems and community partnerships This session is ideal for healthcare providers, community health centers, public health professionals, case managers, care coordinators, community health workers, housing providers, and organizations working to address health equity and social determinants of health. Key message: Find them. Treat them. Keep them. Learn how integrated healthcare, housing supports, and coordinated services can improve outcomes for people living with HIV and Hepatitis C.