OLIDIA PATHWAYS — MOVING HOME MINNESOTA (MHM) SERVICES

Olidia Pathways — Moving Home, Built to Last.

Moving Home Minnesota (MHM) helps people on Medical Assistance (MA) transition from institutions (e.g., nursing homes, hospitals, ICF/DD) into community homes, then funds select transition and stabilization supports for up to 12 months after the move. Olidia Pathways turns those program rules into results—running fast, parallel workstreams for housing, benefits, DME/assistive tech, and Day-1 supports so moves are safe, on time, and fully equipped.
MHM can cover items MA/waiver won’t, including durable medical equipment, assistive technology, and home accessibility supports, which we braid with other benefits to stretch impact. Eligibility generally requires MA and residence in a qualifying institution for at least 60 days prior to discharge; our team verifies and documents this early to avoid delays. With Olidia Pathways and the wider Olidia Health network (Home Health, Pharmacy, DME/CRS), people don’t just move—they stabilize.

FASTEST INTAKE TO KEYS

From ‘Ready’ to ‘Home’—Faster

We triage referrals within hours, confirm MA status and the 60-day institutional stay, and launch a critical-path timeline with owners and dates. We run housing search, inspections, benefits, DME orders, and utility setup in parallel—not sequentially. Stakeholders receive time-stamped updates until keys are in hand. mn.hb101.org

Case Study: Mr. R was discharge-ready but stuck in a SNF. Olidia verified eligibility, lined up a first-floor unit, completed inspection, and coordinated movers in 6 days. He discharged on schedule and avoided an unnecessary readmission.

DME & ASSISTIVE TECH—DAY-1 READY

Right Equipment, Right Away.

Under MHM, specialized supplies and equipment (including assistive tech, controls, and medical appliances) can be funded post-move when not otherwise covered by MA/waiver. We time DME delivery (oxygen, hospital bed, transfer aids, CPAP/BiPAP) to land the same day as furniture and meds. RT coaching or device teach-backs close the loop.

Case Study: Ms. J, a stroke survivor, moved into an accessible unit stocked with a hospital bed, grab bars, and transfer board on Day-1. An RT teach-back prevented transfer mishaps, and she reported zero falls in the first month.

SAFEST HOME SETUP & MODIFICATIONS

Accessibility from the First Step.

We complete a home safety and accessibility review before move-in and coordinate approved environmental adaptations (e.g., ramps, rails, shower equipment) through MHM or other covered pathways, as appropriate. By sequencing modifications with inspections and DME, the home is safe on arrival—not weeks later. Our checklists and photos document medical necessity and results.

Case Study: Mr. V with progressive MS received a threshold ramp, roll-in shower chair, and handrails before move-in. With hazards removed on Day-1, he resumed self-care tasks and reduced caregiver strain.

BENEFITS BRAIDING & COST MAXIMIZATION

Stretch Every Eligible Dollar

MHM may pay for transition and stabilization items/services not paid by MA or MA-Waiver; we align those funds with waiver, CFSS, and community grants to avoid gaps. Our coordinators sequence prior authorizations and renewals to keep coverage continuous through the first 12 months in the community. Families receive a clear benefits calendar with deadlines and who-does-what.

Case Study: Rosa, with CP and low income, faced out-of-pocket costs for essential equipment. Olidia split funding between MHM specialized supplies and a waiver authorization, eliminating the expense and keeping her services uninterrupted.

INTEGRATED CLINICAL CONTINUITY (OLIDIA HEALTH)

One Network, Zero Gaps.

We synchronize move dates with Olidia Home Health start-of-care, Pharmacy blister packs, and DME/Clinical Respiratory Services so care is live when the door opens. Shared documentation and care plans reduce errors and speed authorizations. The outcome: better adherence, safer self-management, and fewer bounce-backs.

Case Study: Mr. K with COPD and OSA moved with oxygen and CPAP delivered the same day; an RT adjusted mask fit and taught energy-conservation breathing. He reported improved sleep and avoided ED visits across the first 30 days.

12-MONTH STABILIZATION & RESULTS

Beyond Move-In—Measured Stability.

MHM services can continue up to one year after the move, allowing tenancy coaching, problem-solving, transportation, and community integration supports to stick. We run 48-hour, 7-day, and 30-day checks, then monthly touchpoints, with dashboards showing time-to-housing, avoided bed-days, and ED reductions. Payers and providers see what worked—and why.

Case Study: A partner hospital struggled with discharge delays tied to housing. After adopting Olidia’s MHM workflow, average delay dropped 43%, and 30-day readmissions declined the next quarter. The hospital expanded referrals system-wide based on ROI.