Hi All,I came across an interesting couple of reports. The first is a primer to understanding how different medicaid plans can be used to provide permanent supportive living. It is primarily aimed at policy makers to aid in their decision-making, but it provides an interesting contrast between medicaid rate-setting methodologies and LCP cost analysis. The report is attached but the link to the website where it can be found is here. http://www.tacinc.org/knowledge-resources/topics/permanent-supportive-housing/ The second report serves more as useful data to describe the sufficiency of SSI benefits on housing costs. It provides a state-by-state, and by region, cost of housing. For example, in my home city of Iowa City, the cost of housing is 105% of the SSI benefit for a 1 bedroom home, meaning that the cost of housing exceeds the amount of benefit provided leaving a person to seek funding elsewhere to cover basic needs. This report can be found here. tacinc.org/media/59493/priced-out-in-2016.pdf