Coordinating Integrated Health Services Operations in Tennessee
GrantID: 74291
Grant Funding Amount Low: $500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $50,000
Summary
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Grant Overview
Tennessee operates separate eligibility and intake systems for health, housing, and employment services across its 95 counties, creating average administrative delays of 34 days for low-income families seeking coordinated support. The state's Appalachian eastern counties report 28 percent lower service completion rates than Middle Tennessee due to fragmented case management databases.
Operational Fragmentation in Tennessee
These operational separations affect an estimated 312,000 families below 150 percent of the poverty line who must navigate distinct portals for Medicaid, Section 8, and Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act programs. State agency reports document duplicate data entry requirements consuming 11 hours per family per month across the three systems.
Who Should Apply in Tennessee
Tennessee nonprofit research institutions must supply current memoranda of understanding with at least two state agencies managing separate benefit systems and demonstrate prior success merging datasets from East Tennessee counties. Application requirements include county-level service gap maps and projected reductions in cross-agency referral times. Institutions must document information technology infrastructure capable of secure multi-agency data exchange.
Operations Requirements for Tennessee Projects
Laboratory work under this funding must test integrated intake models against Tennessee's existing case management platforms, with data collection focused on family stability metrics such as housing retention and employment placement rates. Model development expenses may cover interface testing between state systems.
Unlike Kentucky applications, Tennessee requires documented multi-agency data-sharing agreements prior to project approval.
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