HUD has announced an extended annual reporting deadline of January 30, 2027, for the annual Standards for Success (SfS) reporting submitted Service Coordinators working in HUD-assisted senior housing communities.

Service Coordinators assist older adults as they age independently in community by connecting them with services in the broader community or to other federal benefits, like health insurance. This move to align the reporting timeline with the calendar year performance period for Service Coordinator grants is a move that should benefit providers in future budget planning.

Key Indicator

The reporting, which includes several types of resident-reported outcome metrics, such as Activities of Daily Living needs, hospitalizations, and more, is a key indicator of HUD-assisted resident outcomes, but the data is currently not published by HUD. LeadingAge National has urged HUD to publish anonymized, aggregated analysis of the reporting results.

For 2026 reporting, Service Coordinators should submit data from the entirety of calendar year 2026, which will result in a 14-month submission because of holdover from the previous cycle’s submission timing (October 1, 2025-December 31, 2026).

Quarterly Service Coordinator Peer Sharing Calls Continue

In September HUD launched a quarterly peer-sharing call on Service Coordination, with the second call scheduled for December 9 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. 

Purpose: Designed for Service Coordinator supervisors, property owners, and housing staff to connect, share best practices, and learn from peers nationwide.

Core Focus: Improving collaboration and communication between service coordinators and property managers.

Please register to join the call here.