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Good data helps tell the real story of your program’s impact. When HMIS records are complete, accurate, and up-to-date, it’s easier to track outcomes and make informed decisions.
Use R minor elevated to review custom reporting that supports prioritization efforts, project evaluation, and performance tracking. This application also provides client-level insights to inform data quality improvements.
Sign In to R Minor ElevatedR Minor offers summary-level reporting for project performance and data quality monitoring. It is publicly accessible and helpful for providers seeking high-level performance snapshots.
Go to R MinorHMIS Users have several HMIS-related accounts. You can often use the reset password features on login screens to access your account. Please contact the HMIS Help Desk for additional login support.
HMIS Users should check data quality at least monthly using R minor Elevated.
All documentation, including data standards, policies, and workflow guidance, is available on the HMIS Training & Resources page.
Reach out to the COHHIO HMIS Help Desk for support with technical issues, user access, and more.
New users must complete HMIS New User Training. Once approved, you’ll receive login credentials from COHHIO’s HMIS Team.
HMIS-related trainings are available in COHHIO's Training Library.
HMIS stands for Homeless Management Information System, a confidential database that tracks services and outcomes for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Organizations and individuals involved in providing services to people experiencing homelessness, particularly those receiving federal funding from HUD and some state funding, are required to use the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). Additionally, programs funded by the Veterans Administration (VA) and some Health and Human Services (HHS) programs also utilize HMIS.
R minor offers public-facing summary data, while R minor Elevated requires login access and provides detailed, client-level reporting.
