Health Plan of San Joaquin announces $15 mil housing investment

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A local health plan program is investing approximately $15 million to build up shelters and housing projects in San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties to address homelessness, Health Plan of San Joaquin announced Thursday.

Health Plan of San Joaquin, which serves over 400,000 Medi-Cal beneficiaries in the area, will allocate funds to invest in multiple initiatives that will create shelters and permanent housing units for unhoused populations in Stockton, Tracy and Modesto.

The one-room, private units would be potentially placed in the shadow of the intersection of the 4 and 5 freeways in Stockton, an area that is owned by St Mary's Dining Room and currently a homeless encampment site. At the end of the year, health plans have the chance to earn incentive funds based on the difference they make.

Schrader said there are 16 different performance measures for the program, including getting homeless people housed and keeping them housed.

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