1. Cayuga Community Health Network
A Community-Based Organization’s perspective

2. Today’s Presentation CCHN’s programs and goals
CNY Care Collaborative-sponsored listening sessions
CBO planning program

3. Cayuga Community Health Network Programs & Services
Healthy Neighborhoods Program
Chronic Disease Self- Management
Diabetes Prevention Program
Home safety and injury prevention
Learning how to handle aspects of ongoing health conditions
Tools to prevent or delay T2 diabetes

4. Programs & Services Population Health Improvement Program Local IMPACT
Worksite Wellness
Landlord/housing workshops
Enhance community priority work
Create healthy environments and policies, and workplaces
Fair housing, lead, DSS, codes

5. Financial Breakdown

6. Listening Sessions
Learning from our residents and consumers

7. Community Engagement Forums
Implementation of patient activation activities to engage, educate, and integrate the uninsured and low/non-utilizing Medicaid populations into community-based care
CCHN proposed 2 listening sessions within Cayuga County in February

8. Listening Sessions’ Audiences
Subsidized Housing
Rural Community
For residents
Thursday morning
$10 gift cards
Onsite at housing campus
Questions related to expectations of care levels, barriers
More community leaders
Friday over lunch
Host Lifespan Therapies, King Ferry
Questions focused on challenges faced by rural population

9. Forum Results Identify themes, ideas, suggestions, surprises
Present findings at RPAC meeting
Find solutions to address issues
Create report for stakeholders

10. Community-Based Organizations
Finding our place in DSRIP and Medicaid reform efforts

11. CBO Planning Grant New York State grant S2AY leads
CCHN is Cayuga contact, with Human Services Coalition
Covers all upstate NY, relying on rural health networks
Provides support for CBOs to participate in DSRIP
Aims to have 1,000 CBOs by spring
DSRIP: Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Program

12. Requirements for CBOs “Attend” 4-6 webinar session
Attend additional learning communities or informational sessions as needed/wanted by CBO
Receive reimbursement for attendance and participation

13. CBO Program Eligible agencies
Allows CBOs to have a place at the table
Provides funding for participation
Creates format to provide input for our consumers
Categories
Eligible
501(c)3 Nonprofit 
Does NOT bill Medicaid
Budget less than $5 million
Works within fields of health and quality of life

14. Eligible agency would work in:
General Topics
Details
Economic Stability
Education
Social, Family and Community
Neighborhood and Environment
Health and Healthcare
Poverty
Employment
Early childhood education and development
Enrollment in higher education
Social cohesion
Perceptions of discrimination & equity
Affordable, quality housing
Access to good foods
Housing stability and security
Health literacy
Access to healthcare, navigators
Food security
Language and literacy
High school education
Incarceration
Civic participation
Crime and violence
Environmental conditions
Transportation
Access to primary care

15. Interested CBOs Contact Georgette Jones Gjones@cayugahealthnetwork.org
(315)

16. Cayuga Community Health Network
Jessica Soule, director
(315) g
2119 W. Genesee Street Road