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RO1 Grant Awarded to Yoshio Hall to study housing transitions on health outcomes

September 1, 2026
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HOME: Impact of Housing Transitions on Health Outcomes for Persons Experiencing Homelessness

R01 from NIDDK, subaward from OCHIN
Project dates: 
8/15/2026–06/30/2031

Yoshio Hall
Yoshio Hall, MD, MS

PI: Wyatt Bensken, PhD (OCHIN)

Subaward PI: Yoshio Hall, MD, MS

UW Co-Is and personnel: Dr. David Prince & Ernie Ayers

Project narrative: People experiencing homelessness have a high burden of chronic disease and die substantially younger than their housed neighbors. Yet little is known about how changes along the housing continuum—including entry into or transitions between housing programs—affect health over time. HOME will link longitudinal housing, health care, social service, and mortality data to examine how these housing transitions influence diabetes and kidney disease outcomes and identify opportunities to improve care for people experiencing homelessness.

 

 

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