Precariously housed definition

Precariously housed means that a person does not have a permanent household and is living day-to-day in a motel, in a vehicle, with family or friends, or in some other temporary location.
Precariously housed means Members who are at imminent risk of homelessness. This includes Members living in unstable housing scenarios, including but not limited to Members who are: (i) within one (1) week of discharge from an institution or treatment facility without access to housing once released; (ii) “doubled-up” or temporarily living with family; (iii) “couch-surfers” or staying with friends and/or family for a few nights at a time; (iv) able to afford one (1) to two
Precariously housed means Members who are at imminent risk of homelessness. This includes Members living in unstable housing scenarios, including but not limited to Members who are: (i) within one (1) week of discharge from an institution or treatment facility without access to housing once released; (ii) “doubled-up” or temporarily living with family; (iii) “couch-surfers” or staying with friends and/or family for a few nights at a time; (iv) able to afford one (1) to two (2) weeks at a hotel or rental but cannot afford an entire month; (v) expecting eviction within seven (7) Calendar Days with no additional places to stay; (vi) living in substandard housing; or (vii) paying a high percentage of income (higher than thirty percent [30%]) for their rental/housing needs. Preauthorization means CONTRACTOR approval necessary prior to the receipt of care. Xxx also be referred to as prior authorization or precertification.

Examples of Precariously housed in a sentence

  • Precariously housed respondents are those living with others but not paying rent, not on a lease or deed, “couch surfing”, or homeless.

  • Precariously housed people with very limited incomes might well be at heightened risk of not securing another private rented sector tenancy at an affordable rent in overheated housing markets (Pleace and Hunter, 2018).

  • General Explanation of P.L. 115-97, December 2018, JCS-1-18, https://www.jct.gov/CMSPages/GetFile.aspx?guid=7c87c9f5-1cb8-4202-a1ca-b608a04c741b.

  • Homeless Status: Literally homeless* Imminently at-risk of becoming literally homeless* Precariously housed and at-risk of homelessness* Stably housed* Don’t know Refused If client answers that they are ‘literally homeless,’ proceed to question #31.

  • Precariously housed individuals are in imminent risk of becoming homeless under HUD’s definition; this includes those temporarily living in a hotel, with friends or family, couch surfing, or staying in an institution like a hospital or treatment facility.

  • Precariously housed includes doubled-up (sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason), living in substandard housing or at risk of imminent eviction.

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  • CCR means the California Code of Regulations.

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