South King County Mobility Coalition Mar March 202 ch 2020 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

South King County Mobility Coalition Mar March 202 ch 2020

Welcome! Welcome & Introductions • Review Agenda • Announcements •

Announcements Staffing Updates • COVID-19 • SKCMC 2020 Projects •

2020 Projects • Partner on the Care Mobility ty Rewards Program. Assist in the limited launch of the program to reduce hospital readmissions for Medicare recipients in South King County. • Increase coordination of South th King County transportation providers. Organize a Roundtable Discussion for South King County transportation providers to increase coordination of South King County transportation providers and establish regular communication channels and resource sharing. • Increase transportati tion educati tion to h harder to r reach populati tions in South King County ty. Increase transportation education and organize travel trainings for harder to reach populations, including isolated community members and multi-family housing residents. Lead awareness campaigns of transportation services that are culturally competent and utilize new methods such as transcreation and pictograms for limited English proficiency populations.

2020 Projects Timeline • Care Mobility Rewards Program – ends May 15 th • January: Assumptions Testing for 3 prioritized activities Project 1 • February through May: 3-month Pilot • SKC Transportation Providers Roundtable – June 2020 • April & May: Planning and 2 Taskforce Meetings Project 2 • Transportation Education and Coordinated Outreach to Harder-To-Reach Populations • Summer 2020: Planning and Task Force Meetings Project 3 • Fall 2020: Conduct outreach

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Care Mobility Rewards Program

Care Mobility Rewards Program • An incentivized transportation program that provides rides for post-discharge medical appointments to reduce re- admission rates. • Patient eligibility criteria: ▫ Medicare and dual-eligible ▫ Older adults in SKC ▫ Have a higher risk of re-hospitalization ▫ Do not have secure transportation for their post- hospitalization appointments

Care Mobility Rewards Program • CTAA Grant received in August 2019 • Partnership with Valley Medical; planning conducted in fall/winter 2019. • 3-month pilot program runs from February 18 th through April 15 th 2020 (for enrollment). • Grant ends on May 15 th , 2020. ▫ Evaluate and secure sustainable funding in summer/fall 2020.

Care Mobility Rewards Program - Steps 1. The discharge planner identifies the patient during discharge. 2. They have a conversation about the program and the transportation resources. 3. The discharge planner fills out the patient enrollment form and fax it to Hopelink Brokerage. 4. Upon enrollment, the patient receives 2 credits (equals to 2 free round-trip rides). 5. The patient calls Hopelink Brokerage to schedule a ride for qualifying medical appointments and/or items listed on their action plan. 6. Once the patient completes the ride, additional credits are awarded.

Care Mobility Rewards Program • 3 Planning Team meetings since December 2019 • Meet with NCMM ▫ Reduced the Assumptions to Test to 3 • Finalized the List of Assumptions to Test ▫ Collateral Development ▫ Medical Staff Training ▫ Medical Leadership Buy-in

Collateral Development • In partnership with KCHA and SHAG, held focus groups at 2 low-income housing facilities in South King County • Reached out to 15 residents in total • Heard to reform the collateral for fewer words & simplified language, bigger font, better graphics, clearer language, and to make it a brochure

Medical Staff Training • Held a test training on January 28 th with 4 participants • Heard to add wellness-related trips (grocery shopping, senior center lunch, etc.) to Action Items • Held final pilot training for discharge planners on February 13 th with 17 staff members

Medical Leadership Buy-in • Partnering with Valley Medical to test Medical Leadership pitch • The goal is to gather constructive feedback and be able to use the pitch at other medical facilities for future funding • Sustainability

Up-to-Date Timeline • Pilot launched on February 18 th , 2020 • Actively identifying patients, sharing about the program, and receiving calls • Collecting data ▫ 6 total individual trips requested as of ¾; 2 round-trip and 2 cancelled • Utilizing faxed forms, may be following up with registered patients to encourage them to use rewards before they expire • Grant ends on May 15 th , 2020

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King C g County ty Metr Metro, o, R Ren enton on- Ken ent-Aub ubur urn A n Area ea Mo Mobi bility ty Pl Plan Natalie Westberg

Federal Way Link Extension South King County Mobility Coalition 03/12/2020

1 9 2024 Link light rail • Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood • SE and Downtown Redmond • Kent/DesMoines, Federal Way Sounder rail • Added parking and access improvements Bus Rapid Transit • I-405 BRT – Lynnwood to Burien • SR 522 BRT – Shoreline to Bothell Bus improvements • North Sammamish Park & Ride

2 0 Federal Way Link Extension Angle Lake to Federal Way • Length: 7.8 Miles • Stations: 3 (+3 parking garages) • Daily Projected Riders: 36,500 (2035)

Kent/Des Moines station concept • 500 space garage • New street grid • Large plaza with landscaping, seating Station Area and public art SR99 SR99 21

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2 4 South 272 nd Street Station concept • New 1100 space garage • Rebuilt portion of S 272 Street improves vehicle/bus access • Improvements include a pedestrian/bicycle path to the station plaza, connections to the existing freeway bus stop and direct access to the station platform

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Federal Way Station concept • 400 space parking garage Expanded Bus • S. 320 th Street Level area between Terminal 317 th and 320 th • New street grid Expanded Parking Garage 28

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Sound Transit Art Program Federal Way Link Extension Eight art projects in development Artist Catherine Widgery Conceptual design for the Federal Way Station 31

Federal Way Link Extension Timeline 32

Construction preview 2020 • Geotechnical Investigations • Structure demolition • Utility relocations • Clearing and grading • Tree removal • Mass excavation 33

3 4 Construction preview Typical work hours: Monday – Saturday 7 am - 4 pm (periodic night and Sunday work will be necessary)

Star Lake Park & Ride Changes • March 22, 2020 – Park and ride is temporary relocated to the Redondo Park and Ride • 2024 – S. 272nd Street station area opens, with new bus loop and surface parking lot 35

3 6 Questions? Sign up for station-area email updates! soundtransit.org/subscribe Community Outreach Manager Jefferson Rose 206-370-5568 jefferson.rose@SoundTransit.org Community Outreach Coordinator Lien Pham 206-553-3688 lien.pham@SoundTransit.org

Catholi lic C c Communit ity Se Service ces Adrienne Oliver

Par Partn tner er Pr Pres esen enta tati tion ons Who is interested in presenting at the next SKCMC meeting?

King County Mobility Coalition (KCMC) • February M Meet eting: Presentations  ORCA’s Income -based fare  Transportation Advocacy • Next K KCMC m meet eting: g: Tuesday, May 19 th , from 9:00am to 11:30am, North Seattle College

Next Me Meet eting ng: May 14 th , 2020 10:30am – 12:00pm SHAG Tukwila Office 14400 Tukwila Int”l Blvd, Tukwila, WA 98168

Bree ee Bo Boyce ce Program Manager/Interim SKCMC Staff Support BBoyce@hopelink.org 425-943-6751 Please se co conta tact ct w with a any q questi tion ons!