Cape Fear Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP)
The Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP) is a program in North Carolina that provides select evidence-based, non-medical interventions related to housing, food, transportation, and interpersonal safety to high-needs Medicaid enrollees. It focuses on connecting people to resources beyond health care.
Are You Familiar with SSDOH?
Social & Structural Determinants of Health (SSDOH) are the non-medical factors that influence health outcomes. They are the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age, and they play a significant role in shaping overall well-being. These factors can impact access to healthcare, quality of life, and the risk of developing chronic illnesses.
Key Categories of SSDOH:
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Economic Stability – Income level, employment, job security, and financial stability.
- Education Access & Quality – Literacy, early childhood education, higher education, and job training opportunities.
- Healthcare Access & Quality – Availability of healthcare services, health insurance coverage, and health literacy.
- Neighborhood & Built Environment – Safe housing, transportation, access to nutritious food, clean air and water, and crime levels.
- Social & Community Context – Discrimination, social support, community engagement, and exposure to violence.
KYHOM & HOP
KYHOM has partnered with DHHS to provide services to assist in addressing these determinants. We offer Holistic High Intensity Enhanced Case Management: Provision of one-to-one case management and/or educational services to address co-occurring needs related to housing insecurity and interpersonal violence/toxic stress, and as needed transportation and food insecurities. Case management related to transportation needs are included.
HOP Intake Form
Interested in receiving HOP services?
Please complete and submit the form below.