A new LISC report summarizes barriers and opportunities for states and localities to innovate the child welfare system through Pay for Success. The report is based on the experience of LISC and Safe Families for Children engaging in child welfare PFS transaction structuring in eight states as well as telephonic interviews conducted with key project partners.
A new LISC white paper, in collaboration with the Center for Health & Research Transformation, Harbor Road Advisory and National Kidney Foundation of Michigan, provides tools to address social determinants of health (SDOH) leveraging Pay for Success (PFS) and value-based purchasing arrangements in Michigan. The paper includes findings from interviews with managed care organizations on their viewpoints and concerns on leveraging the PFS framework, highlights from a convening of key Michigan health sector stakeholders and guidance on sustainable funding solutions that could create potential paths forward.
A new LISC white paper and excel model explore how credit facilities can be an effective tool to help social service providers scale their programs and services using outcomes-based financing.
Developing an effective work plan can be crucial to program management in a Pay for Success (PFS) transaction. LISC’s Pay for Success team developed templates to help monitor project status and ensure projects are on track to launch, including a PFS Work Plan Template and Status Report.