Social Care Network Screening Self-Screening Form available

Services

Help with food, housing, transportation, and more.

New York's Social Care Network program may help eligible Medicaid members. A Care Coordinator checks which services may be available.

Get connected to care and support through the Self-Screening Form.

Types of help

Four types of support.

These services may be free for eligible members. A Care Coordinator checks the rules for each service.

01

Care management

Care navigation

A Care Coordinator can help a member find programs and understand the next step.

3 numbered services

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02

Housing

Housing support

Eligible members may get help with home safety, housing stability, recovery, or moving into a home.

12 numbered services

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03

Nutrition

Food and nutrition support

Nutrition services may range from education to meals, groceries, food prescriptions, or cooking supplies for eligible members.

6 numbered services

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04

Transportation

Transportation support

Eligible members may get rides to Social Care Network services and related appointments.

1 numbered service

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Eligibility

Your answers show what you may need.

A Care Coordinator checks what you may qualify for. People with regular Medicaid may still get help finding other programs.

If you qualify, the Social Care Network helps connect you to the right service provider.

Read the full eligibility explanation

Self-Screening Form

Start the Social Care Network Screening.

Answer the 12 health-related social needs questions and review the next steps for your region.

Start Screening