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1 1 HELP MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM Santa Cruz County Continuum of Care April 2016 HMIS 5.12 workflow Adding New CHAMP Clients Community Technology Alliance 1671 The Alameda Suite 300 San José, CA Phone Fax

2 Access HMIS Web Portal Access the Santa Cruz HMIS portal at: www.ctagroup.org/santa-cruz-hmis/ The top half of the screen is a slideshow.

2 2 Access HMIS Web Portal Access the Santa Cruz HMIS portal at: The top half of the screen is a slideshow. Immediately below the slideshow are eight (8) icons. The Eight (8) Icons: Login to HMIS: select Access HMIS w/ PKI and look at any updates regarding the system User Central: documents and forms Training: sign up for a training or access online video library Reports and Data Quality: Report cards, data quality plan, and ART catalog HAP: Official documents published on behalf of the Housing Action Partnership (HAP) Community Resources: available resources Partner Agencies: agencies participating in HMIS Help: click to send a Help Request

3 3 Access Home Page Dashboard Access HMIS by entering your username and password. Your Home Page Dashboard appears Menu Bar (left side of screen) Click to access Client Point (red arrow) or other available option. Example: click SkanPoint to enter client data using bar-coded client ID cards. Note: modules displayed in this screenshot may not display on your home page. Available modules depend on your access level and the modules your agency has selected to use. Counts Report (orange arrow) A Counts Report provides a quick and easy way to keep tabs on your clients. If a number appears on a report: click on that number to see your clients. The Counts Report section usually comes with these 4 reports: My Clients with an Entry but no Exit: details how many clients are currently enrolled in your program. My Clients with Null UDEs: details clients with one or more missing UDEs (universal data elements) My Clients with Expiring ROIs: details clients whose ROI (release of information) expires within a month My Clients with Recent Exits: details clients who have exited your program within the past month Other Counts reports are available. Check with your Agency Administrator for details.

4 Client Point: Client Search page Click Client Point to access the

Search for client, by: Name OR SSN OR Client ID # Click Exact Match

bottom of screen: No match? Client not in HMIS?

4 4 Client Point: Client Search page Click Client Point to access the Client Search page. Client already in HMIS? Search for client, by: Name OR SSN OR Client ID # Click Exact Match Click Search If there is a match: Client s name will appear at bottom of screen: No match? Client not in HMIS? See next page for details on how to add a new client Did you find a match? Skip to page 11 Release of Information.

5 5 Adding a New Client Enter as much client information as possible. In this screenshot, the following client information was collected: Name Date of Birth Note Name Data Quality DOB Data Quality Client doesn t know? Social Security Number Gender Select Client doesn t know Social Security Data Quality Primary Race Client refuses to answer? US Military Veteran? Ethnicity Select Client refused Ready to add new client? Click Add New Client With This Information (black arrow) Pop up window appears. Select Add Client Only Page refreshes to client s Summary page Add New Client With This Information greyed out? (not able to add client) You did not search for this client before trying to enter as a new client Click Search to see if client is in HMIS Client not in HMIS? Add New Client With This Information should no longer be greyed out

6 6 New Client: Summary page (top of page) Client Information displays on the top half of the Summary page: Client s HMIS number and Name (blue arrow) Menu bar (black arrow): o Click on a tab to access that tab s function o Example: click Client Profile to update the client s record and demographic data fields How to add client s photo Photo icon (orange arrow) To add photo: click on Client Profile tab Click Change (under the Photo icon) Click Browse. Select photo. Click Upload Client Record (green arrow) o Details the date and time client was added to HMIS o Details Client Record data (examples: Name, Date of Birth)

7 7 New Client: Summary page (bottom of page) The boxes are in order of how best to enter new client data. A typical configuration includes the following:

8 8 Households: create a new household or update an existing household Release of Information: add an ROI for client or for the entire household Case Manager: assign yourself or another person as the case manager. Adding a case manager Entry/Exits: add a project entry or project exit for a client or for the household. Access a project entry to add an Interim, Update or Annual Assessment Measurements: add or update a Matrix Services: add a service transaction for a client or for a household Outreach: Add date and location of contact VI-SPDAT : Assessment tool, do not use VI-SPDAT 2.0 : updated VI-SPDAT Assessment tool VI- F SPDAT : Family Assessment tool

9 Creating the Household Client single? Skip this page. Go to page 11: Release of Information. Client in a Household?

Write down the HMIS # for each family member added. Go the Head of Household s Summary page.

Then scroll down to bottom of page to Client Number section. Add the HMIS number of the client to add to the Household.

9 9 Creating the Household Client single? Skip this page. Go to page 11: Release of Information. Client in a Household? Best practice is to add each family member into HMIS by following the steps outlined on pages 9 & 10. Write down the HMIS # for each family member added. Go the Head of Household s Summary page. Click Start New Household (blue arrow) New page appears. At the top of the page is Household Type. Select best match (black arrow). Then scroll down to bottom of page to Client Number section. Add the HMIS number of the client to add to the Household. In this example HMIS # was entered (red arrow). Click Submit. Client will appear in Selected Clients (green arrow) Need to add more members? Enter HMIS # in Client ID #, then click Submit (red arrow) Finished adding members? Click Continue.

10 Creating the Household Clicking Continue takes you to the Household Information page Members appear

Then select the relationship to head of household for each family member.

relationships have been correctly defined: click Save & Exit Pop-up window appears. Click No.

10 10 Creating the Household Clicking Continue takes you to the Household Information page Members appear in the Household Members section (blue arrow). Select Head of Household. Then select the relationship to head of household for each family member. In this example: is the Head of Household is the Step-daughter is the Wife Once relationships have been correctly defined: click Save & Exit Pop-up window appears. Click No. How to add client data will be covered later in this manual. Clicking No returns you to the Summary page of the Head of Household. Household information appears in the Households box.

11 Release of Information Click Add ROI (blue arrow) Release of Information appears.

are in. Want to apply this ROI to more to more Providers? (e.g.

Click on the to move Provider to Provider Search Selected Results Click Exit when all Release Granted:

11 11 Release of Information Click Add ROI (blue arrow) Release of Information appears. If this is a household, select all household members (red arrow) Provider: defaults to the provider you are in. Want to apply this ROI to more to more Providers? (e.g., add this ROI to two or more providers in your agency) Click Search (green arrow) Providers added Click on the to move Provider to Provider Search Selected Results Click Exit when all Release Granted: select Yes or No Start Date: default to today s date End Date: enter date 3 years after Start Date Documentation: select best match Click Save Release of Information

12 Case Managers Assigning yourself (or other person in your agency) as the case manager activates the Counts Reports function. A client may have several case managers at multiple agencies.

Click to include the head of household member (black arrow).

12 12 Case Managers Assigning yourself (or other person in your agency) as the case manager activates the Counts Reports function. A client may have several case managers at multiple agencies. Knowing who a client s case managers are allows for collaboration in providing services to the client. Click Add Case Manager (blue arrow) Case Manager page appears. Client in a household? Click to include the head of household member (black arrow). Click Me (green arrow) to add yourself as the case manager, OR click ServicePoint User (purple arrow) to select someone else from your agency to be the case manager. If click ServicePoint User: select the case manager from the drop down list (red arrow). Name: the case manager s name appears once a case manager is selected. Title/Phone Number/ Address: this information will appear if this information was added to their HMIS license. Click Add Case Manager. You will be returned to the client s Summary page.

13 13 Entry/Exits Click Add Entry/Exit (blue arrow) The Entry Data page appears Client in a household? Click to add all household members to the project entry (black arrow). Provider: defaults to the provider you are in. Have access rights to enter data in other providers? Need to change the Provider? Select the correct Provider from the drop down menu (green arrow) Type: select HUD (red arrow), unless you have been instructed to select something else (example: SSVF clients must select VA; PATH clients must select PATH) Entry Date: defaults to today s date. Change date if need to change to an earlier date. Click Save & Continue The Entry Exit Data page appears (see next page for details)

New Client (black arrow) has a green check mark. This means you have verified their demographics as accurate. New Client is highlighted in blue.

14 14 Entry/Exit Data: Intake After clicking Save, the page refreshes. SCz Demographics now has an orange check mark (grey arrow). This means there are household members whose SCz-Demographics page has not yet been confirmed as containing accurate data. New Client (black arrow) has a green check mark. This means you have verified their demographics as accurate. New Client is highlighted in blue. This means you are in New Client s file. Next Step: Enter Intake data. Client an adult? Click on CHAMP Intake Assessment (blue arrow) Client a child? Click on SCz Child (red arrow)

15 Standard Intake (2014) CHAMP Intake Since New Client is an adult, click CHAMP Intake Assessment Questions. Intake data fields appear. Answer the questions: Who referred you to this program?

15 15 Standard Intake (2014) CHAMP Intake Since New Client is an adult, click CHAMP Intake Assessment Questions. Intake data fields appear. Answer the questions: Who referred you to this program? Some questions may be filled in from the Client Search page. Add or update data as needed. Currently homeless? Another adult applying for services with you? Relation to you? Head of Household? Relationship to Head of Household: Since New Client is the head of household, select Self (red arrow) Scroll down to next section (see next page for details).

16 Standard Intake (2014) Military Information & Living Situation Veteran Information: Click Add (blue arrow), Pop up will appear to add the dates in the military and the branch.

16 16 Standard Intake (2014) Military Information & Living Situation Veteran Information: Click Add (blue arrow), Pop up will appear to add the dates in the military and the branch. Housing status: click Homeless Definition* for the housing status definitions. The document also details what assistance a client/household is eligible to receive based on housing status. *

17 Address Last Permanent Address Click Add (blue arrow) Permanent Street, City, State data fields: (optional) Address Data Quality: select best match Select Full Address Reported if data entered in

17 17 Address Last Permanent Address Click Add (blue arrow) Permanent Street, City, State data fields: (optional) Address Data Quality: select best match Select Full Address Reported if data entered in Last Permanent Zip and Street, City and State fields Select Incomplete or Partial Address Reported if only Last Permanent Zip was answered Start Date: defaults to today s date. End Date: leave blank. Enter date only if client leaves this address Home Phone Number and optional Remaining data fields (County of Residence, Landlord s Name, etc) These data fields are optional and are for programs that collect landlord information. Click Save

18 Standard Intake (2014) Residence Prior to Entry & Housing Status Select best match for all bold data fields Client Location: Select 508 If Regardless of where the stayed last

18 18 Standard Intake (2014) Residence Prior to Entry & Housing Status Select best match for all bold data fields Client Location: Select 508 If Regardless of where the stayed last night- Number of times the client has been. Is Never in 3 years, you do not need to answer the Total number of months homeless on the streets in ES or SH in the past three years..

(blue arrow): If select Yes must add data to Disability Type (green arrow) If select No do not enter data in Disability Type (green arrow) Adding Data to Disability Type: click HUD

19 19 Standard Intake (2014) Disability What is HUD Verification? Triangle is red: one or more data fields missing data Triangle is green: no missing data Does the client have a disabling condition?(blue arrow): If select Yes must add data to Disability Type (green arrow) If select No do not enter data in Disability Type (green arrow) Adding Data to Disability Type: click HUD Verification (black arrow) Select Yes, No, Client Doesn t Know or Client Refused for each disability type client self-reports. If select Yes: a pop-up window appears. Select best match for each question. Click Save. Note: do not answer PATH questions unless you are a PATH program. Once each Disability Type has been answered: click Save & Exit. HUD Verification changes to

Standard Intake (2014) Health Insurance What is HUD Verification?

20 20 Domestic Violence Domestic Violence victim/survivor: select best match. If select Yes, answer the next question (If yes, for Domestic violence ). Standard Intake (2014) Health Insurance What is HUD Verification? Triangle is red: one or more data fields missing data Triangle is green: no missing data Covered by Health Insurance (blue arrow): If select Yes must add data to Health Insurance (green arrow) If select No do not enter data in Health Insurance (green arrow) Adding Data to Health Insurance: click HUD Verification (black arrow)

21 21 Select Yes for each Health Insurance Type client is currently receiving. If select No: a pop-up window appears. Click Save. Pop-up window closes. Once Yes or No has been selected for each type: click Save & Exit. HUD Verification changes to Enter referral date: Income Income-Cash Benefits (green arrow) If select No do not enter data in Monthly Income-Cash Benefits (green arrow) What is HUD Verification? Triangle is red: one or more data fields missing data Triangle is green: no missing data Income from Any Source (blue arrow): If select Yes must add data to Monthly Adding Data to Monthly Income-Cash Benefits: click HUD Verification (black arrow)

22 Because the majority of the clients will not be receiving all incomes, it easy to press NO ( list will populate with No s) Select Yes for each Income Source client is

Repeat above if Yes selected for other Income Source Click Save & Exit when done HUD Verification changes to Enter the Total Monthly Income Select the % of county median

22 22 Because the majority of the clients will not be receiving all incomes, it easy to press NO ( list will populate with No s) Select Yes for each Income Source client is currently receiving A pop-up window appears when Yes is selected: Monthly Amount: enter amount Start Date: default to today s date End Date: leave blank Click Save & Exit Repeat above if Yes selected for other Income Source Click Save & Exit when done HUD Verification changes to Enter the Total Monthly Income Select the % of county median income If any of the Remaining data fields (Total Household Gross, Percent of AMI, and County of Origin ) These data fields are optional and are for programs that collect income information.

arrow): If select Yes must add data to Non-Cash Benefits (green arrow) If select No do not enter data in Non-Cash Adding Data to Non-Cash Benefits:

23 23 Standard Intake (2014) Non-Cash Benefits What is HUD Verification? Triangle is red: one or more data fields missing data Triangle is green: no missing data Benefits (green arrow) Non-Cash benefit from any source (blue arrow): If select Yes must add data to Non-Cash Benefits (green arrow) If select No do not enter data in Non-Cash Adding Data to Non-Cash Benefits: click HUD Verification (black arrow) Select Yes for each Non-Cash benefit client is currently receiving. Select No for all other benefits A pop-up window appears when Yes is selected Click Save & Exit when done HUD Verification changes to

24 Standard Intake (2014) Public Assistance Select Eligible for additional Public Assistance Add Lost Benefits Enter Family members that may potentially join the household Select Yes or No if the

24 24 Standard Intake (2014) Public Assistance Select Eligible for additional Public Assistance Add Lost Benefits Enter Family members that may potentially join the household Select Yes or No if the client is Chronically homeless? Add Landlord Information Select Permanent Housing (Yes/No) If yes the date of move in The last two sections: Employment Information and Education are not HUD-mandated. The Santa Cruz Continuum of Care is collecting this information as part of the CoC s performance measurements. Enter Employment and Education information (all data fields are optional). Finished entering Intake data? Client single? Click Save & Exit. Client in a Household? Click Save. If a pop-up window appears: it will let you know if there are any data elements missing answers. Provide answers for those data elements, then click Save.

25 Standard Intake (2014) Completing Project Entry for Household members Click SCz-Demographics (blue

Client will be highlighted in blue. Note: Baby Smith is a child.

Click SCz-Child (orange arrow). Child Intake is much shorter than the Adult Intake.

25 25 Standard Intake (2014) Completing Project Entry for Household members Click SCz-Demographics (blue arrow). SCz- Demographics will be in bold; the background grey. Click on next client (black arrow). Client will be highlighted in blue. Note: Baby Smith is a child. SCz- Demographics (green arrow): Add/update other data fields as necessary. Click Save. Click SCz-Child (orange arrow). Child Intake is much shorter than the Adult Intake. Enter data in: Relationship: select best match. In this example: Head of Household s child Then scroll down and complete: Client s Current/Most Recent Address Disabilities Health Insurance Click Save

26 Standard Intake (2014) Completing Project Entry for Household members Click SCz-Demographics. SCz-Demographics will be in bold; the background grey. Click on next client (black arrow).

26 26 Standard Intake (2014) Completing Project Entry for Household members Click SCz-Demographics. SCz-Demographics will be in bold; the background grey. Click on next client (black arrow). Client will be highlighted in blue. Note: Nuevo Client is an adult. Review SCz- Demographics (green arrow). Add/update as necessary. Click Save. Click CHAMP Intake Assessment (orange arrow). Complete the Intake (how to complete the Intake for an adult starts on page 14). Follow the above steps (for either an Adult or for a Child) until Intakes have been completed for all household members. Finished with the Intake process? Click Save & Exit. Clicking Save & Exit return s you to the client s Summary page.

27 VI- SPDAT Vulnerability Index-Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool At the Bottom of the Client Summary Page there is a VI-SPDAT and Outreach assessment) Only use VI-SPDAT v2.

27 27 VI- SPDAT Vulnerability Index-Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool At the Bottom of the Client Summary Page there is a VI-SPDAT and Outreach assessment) Only use VI-SPDAT v2.0 (Original only available for historical purposes) Click Add (green Arrow) Or the VI-FSPDAT v2.0, Click Blue Add (green arrow) VI-SPDAT questions will pop up, answer questions and click save and exit at the bottom.

Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) Make sure to select the correct provider from the Drop

28 28 Measurements. The two measurement tools that will be available: Self-Sufficiency Matrix SPDAT (Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) Make sure to select the correct provider from the Drop Down. Choose the correct Measurement Tool. (SSOM, SPDAT, F-SPDAT) SPDATs are only available to users that completed the Orgcode Training Enter the date of the survey and click continue.

29 Services Click Multiple Services (blue arrow) to add one or more service transactions. Service transaction(s) can be added to a single client or to the household.

29 29 Services Click Multiple Services (blue arrow) to add one or more service transactions. Service transaction(s) can be added to a single client or to the household. Adding only one (1) service transaction? Click Add Service. This allows you to enter more information about the service transaction. See next page on how to enter a service transaction.

30 Service Transactions Clicking Multiple Services takes you to the client s Service Transactions page. Screenshot is the top portion of Service Transactions. Client in a household?

30 30 Service Transactions Clicking Multiple Services takes you to the client s Service Transactions page. Screenshot is the top portion of Service Transactions. Client in a household? Want to assign the service transaction to the household? Click box for family (blue arrow) Service Provider: default to the provider you are in (black arrow). Change to another provider if necessary. Start Date/End Date: defaults to today s date (red arrow). Change if necessary. Service Type: select best match (green arrow)

31 Service Transactions Clicking Multiple Services takes you to the client s Service Transactions page. Screenshot is the bottom portion of Service Transactions.

Needs Information (red arrow) Able to meet Need (that is, service was provided)? Need Status: select Closed Outcome of Need: select Fully Met Not able to meet Need?

31 31 Service Transactions Clicking Multiple Services takes you to the client s Service Transactions page. Screenshot is the bottom portion of Service Transactions. Service Costs (red arrow) Skip this section. No Santa Cruz Agency/Provider collecting Service Costs (i.e. the amount of time spend providing a service) Funding Source: click Add Funding Source (black arrow) if your Agency/Provider tracks the funding source paying for the service. Needs Information (red arrow) Able to meet Need (that is, service was provided)? Need Status: select Closed Outcome of Need: select Fully Met Not able to meet Need? Need Status: Closed Outcome of Need: Not Met If Need is Not Met, Reason: select best match Screenshot of bottom of page. Click Add Another (orange arrow) to add another service transaction. Click Save & Exit (purple arrow) when finished adding service transaction(s). Congratulations! Entry of Intake and Service Transaction data complete.

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1 HELP MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM Monterey-San Benito Counties Continuum of Care March 2015 HMIS 5.11 workflow Adding New Clients Community Technology Alliance 1671 The Alameda Suite 300 San José, CA