Housing Services

Rent assistance and support
If you need help finding a place to live or help paying for housing, Molina can help you to find local groups and housing help in your area.

If needed, Molina will help you reach out the Regional Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA) for Non-Title XIX/XXI services and local community housing providers. Please call Member Services at (800) 424-5891 (TTY: 711) Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time for help. Our care management team can help you get started.

Getting help from housing specialists

Our housing specialists can help if you do not have a home, a place to stay, or if you might lose your home. We can:

• Help you find help within your area to talk about eviction prevention, rental and utility help, and short-term places to stay.
• Send you to contracted housing providers who can help you find housing, support you through evictions, or housing program paperwork including the AHCCCS Housing Program.
• Help you find places that takes rental subsidies or vouchers. We can also help you get in touch with a housing guide.
• Help you find short-term shelters through Coordinated Entry.

We work with local agencies to find funding and support for people who are without a home. We also train staff and local groups on housing needs, housing help, and how these needs impact people.

The AHCCCS Housing Program offers rental help and eviction prevention help for members who qualify. While housing is not a covered service, there are funds to help with eviction prevention, power, water, and sewer bills, and rent for members. Please reach out to Member Services to speak with Molina’s Housing Specialist or Community Connectors to see if they can help.

For more information, please contact: 
Cinda Thorne
Housing Administrator
Cinda.Thorne@MolinaHealthcare.com

 

AHCCCS Housing Programs (AHP)
Molina members with housing needs who meet the rules can work with their clinical team to apply for a housing subsidy, eviction help, move‑in help, and utility help. For more information, visit azabc.org.

Health and Housing Opportunities (H20) Program

The AHCCCS H2O Program works to improve housing help for Molina members and do not have a home or at risk of losing their home.

H2O Eligibility

To use the H20 services, you must:

• Be homeless and 18 years or older
• Be eligible under Title XIX and meet HUD rules that define homelessness or risk of homelessness
• Have a Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and long-term health condition

You may also qualify if:

• You were released from a correctional facility within the last 90 days.
• You have an SMI and are in a correctional health facility with a release date within 90 days.
• You have been diagnosed with any chronic health conditions, including:

• Hypertension
• Heart disease
• Heart failure
• Liver disease
• Diabetes
• Renal failure
• Kidney disease
• Kidney transplant failure
• Necrotizing fasciitis
• Liver cancer
• Skin cancer
• Multiple sclerosis

This program is not yet open to all AHCCCS Complete Care members in Molina. Members who go through the SMI approval process may get this benefit after they move to SMI services.

Further information can be found on the AHCCCS website at AHCCCS Housing and Health Opportunities (H2O) Demonstration (azahcccs.gov).

Here is a detailed list of housing services available by county.

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