We know that CHWs delivering environmental interventions and asthma education are cost-effective.  But when you add the cost of the weatherization team--which on the webinar ranged from $450-$21,000--is there evidence yet of cost-effectiveness? 

Any examples where the CHW is a member of a for-profit business?

You mentioned that you had great retention with your program - can you tell me why you think that was?  Did you offer any type of incentive?

I believe that the payment for the CHW and supplies component of this intervention was just over $400. That seemed quite low to sustain the project. Can you provide details?

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Hello, please tell me how I can get a copy of this presentation to share with my team. 

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When factoring in costs of visits, did you do a time study on CHWs based on their hourly rate or was that a cost of supplies only?

What are ways that we can find contractors for weatherization to partner with? 

What are your procedures for CHW follow-up visits?  What topics do they cover at each visit?  Is the approach standardized, or more tailored to each client's situation?

There is a lot of talk about recieving reimbursement for CHW's, I am wondering what processes are necessary to be eligble for CHW reimbursements and what agency(s) manage the reimbursements?

How does one become a community health worker? Is there licensing/ certification requirements?