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Section outlines strategies for funding Portland Street Response and Community Health Assess and Treat through healthcare provider contributions and federal/state programs. Proposed approaches include partnering with hospitals and clinics to fund community mental health and overdose prevention, adopting integrated care models, and pursuing opioid crisis response and emergency public health grants.

Key points (each cites a PDF page):

Identified Cascadia Health's matching gift model as a potential template for PSR fundraising. (p. 1142)
Proposed collaboration with Healthcare Providers to allocate portion of budget/profits towards community mental health, health education, and overdose prevention programs. (p. 1142)
Encourage healthcare providers to adopt integrated care models that include mental health services funded through existing healthcare reimbursements. (p. 1142)
Planned next steps include partnering with local healthcare providers to fund and expand integrated care models including mental health services. (p. 1142)
Identified opioid crisis response funding and public health emergency grants as federal/state funding opportunities. (p. 1142)
Early exploration of integrated care models and partnership potentials has been initiated. (p. 1142)

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6. Healthcare Provider Contributions

Source: PDF p. 1142 · raw: 1142

Breadcrumb: 5 ps › PSR-and-CHAT-2025-Budget-Note-Memo › Response memo to FY2025 Budget Note: Direction to Develop Programmatic Mission, Scope, and Staffing Model for Portland Street Response & Community Health Assess and Treat › Appendix 4- Funding opportunities and steps taken › 6. Healthcare Provider Contributions

• Encourage community members to donate with the promise that their contributions will be matched by the city or a private partner. Opportunities • Partner with Cascadia Health to explore matching gift models and develop partnerships. Next Steps • Engage with Cascadia Health to understand and potentially replicate their matching gift model Matching Gifts – Cascadia Health Steps Taken • Identified Cascadia Health’s matching gift model as a potential template for PSR. 6. HEALTHCARE P ROVIDER C ONTRIBUTIONS • Collaboration with Healthcare Providers: Partner with local hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers to allocate a portion of their budget or profits towards community mental health, health education and overdose prevention programs. • Integrated Care Models: Encourage healthcare providers to adopt integrated care models that include mental health services, which can be funded through existing healthcare reimbursements. Integrated care systems (ICSs) are partnerships that bring together NHS organizations, local authorities, and other stakeholders to collectively plan services, improve health, and reduce inequalities across specific geographical areas. Opportunities • Partner with local healthcare providers to fund and expand integrated care models that include mental health services. Next Steps • Initiate discussions with healthcare providers about collaboration opportunities and funding allocations. Steps Taken • Early exploration of integrated care models and partnership potentials. 7. FEDERAL & S TATE PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES • Opioid Crisis Response Funding: Utilize funding from federal initiatives aimed at addressing the opioid crisis. • Public Health Emergency Funding: Apply for emergency funds available during public health crises that affect mental health and substance use. Opportunities • Opioid crisis response funding and public health emergency grants. Next Steps • Monitor and apply for federal funding opportunities related to opioid crisis and mental health emergencies. Steps Taken • Conducted ongoing reviews of federal funding opportunities.

Parent: Appendix 4- Funding opportunities and steps taken · PDF: p. 1142