Using technology, GHHI can continue to serve our community and improve health outcomes, even as we stay at home. WBAL-TV Channel 11 News interviewed Africa Wright, a homeowner in Baltimore’s … Continued
BALTIMORE, Md. The Board of Directors of the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative is pleased to announce that Ruth Ann Norton, our President and CEO, has been named to the … Continued
BALTIMORE, Md. The Board of Directors of the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative is pleased to announce that Ruth Ann Norton, our President and CEO, has been named to the … Continued
Pediatric asthma continues to be a significant, intractable health issue in the United States and is a significant contributor to school absenteeism for school-age children. In 2013, children aged 5 … Continued
Fitchburg, MA Case Study: GHHI worked with Montachusett Opportunity Council (MOC) to build a comprehensive asthma program that would expand upon the work being done in Worcester by UMMMC and … Continued
Worcester, MA Case Study: GHHI worked with UMass Memorial Medical Center and the City of Worcester to improve operations and explore sustainable funding sources for their pediatric asthma program. This … Continued
In this paper, we propose a value-based payment framework that leverages existing Medicaid and Medicare regulatory frameworks, integrates with actuarial processes, and establishes the necessary documentation and payment mechanisms to … Continued
Through supporting the design and implementation of several asthma-focused pilots, we have learned key lessons and developed recommendations, applicable to both asthma and non-asthma healthy homes pilot projects. This brief … Continued
This issue brief provides policy makers and advocates a guide to using the CHIP Health Service Initiative (HSI) as a tool to leverage federal investment in healthy homes services. A … Continued
Toby Harris, one of our 2020 Interns from the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins, wrote their Master Thesis on Energy Insecurity in Maryland. In this thesis, Toby … Continued