Policy Statements 10 (Physical Health Care), 11 (Mental Health Care), and 12 (Substance Abuse Treatment) offered guidance on incorporating effective, efficient treatment of prisoners' health needs into their respective individualized programming plans (Policy Statement 9, Development of Programming Plan) during their incarceration. Policy Statements 19 (Housing) and 20 (Planning Continuity of Care) outlined a number of preparatory steps necessary to prevent homelessness, mental health decompensation, drug relapse, or medical crisis. Stable housing and continuity of care are essential to enabling a person to comply with his or her conditions of release, and to reaping the benefits of the significant financial investment made to treat the person while he or she was incarcerated. This policy statement offers ways in which community supervision officers, working with community-based providers, can integrate treatment and supports into their supervision practices. Although the recommendations are divided by subject matter (substance abuse, mental health, physical health, and housing), these areas are integrally linked. Service providers, understanding the interconnectedness of these areas, often address some or all of these re-entry issues together. Further, community corrections officers may take a similar approach to implementing supervision strategies for mental health, substance abuse, and physical health issues. The recommendations in this section urge community corrections officers to understand and monitor these conditions, as well as to implement positive and negative reinforcements to encourage compliance with treatment programs. These steps are critical if jurisdictions want to maximize their investment on the in-prison side and ensure that the work of transition planners and others continues where it counts most-in the community.