Frequently Asked Questions

Bridge Housing Access contracts directly with partner organizations and works with their clients as an extension of program capacity. All work is coordinated within the organization’s existing structure and expectations.

This service is designed to offload time-intensive housing tasks, such as searching for available units, tracking application requirements, preparing submissions, and following up with housing providers. This allows licensed and program staff to focus on clinical care, compliance, and crisis-related responsibilities.

Pricing is tiered and based on a monthly service capacity, defined by the number of active clients supported during that period. Fees remain consistent regardless of whether the full capacity is utilized in a given month.

All work is conducted within the scope defined by the partner organization. Bridge Housing Access does not operate independently of program oversight and adheres to confidentiality expectations established by each organization.

No. All services are non-clinical and task-focused. Bridge Housing Access does not provide case management, therapy, assessments, or clinical decision-making. Services are limited to housing navigation, application support, documentation organization, and administrative coordination related to housing placement.