We provide  an overview of the pilot and evaluation measures used for an independent evaluation of the  Encampment Resolution Pilot (ERP) wherein the City of Philadelphia closed two homeless encampments in May 2018 and sought to assist those displaced by the closures with housing and treatment services.  The   evaluation used the Rapid Assessment, Response, and Evaluation method to collect qualitative findings on  service  use  barriers and  facilitators from open-ended  interviews with people staying in the encampments  (N  =   27) and service  providers  (N  =  1 0). We assessed how the  ERP allowed providers to "push the system" by removing access barriers, and  providing amenable,  effective, and accessible housing and drug treat­ment services that led to more widely adopted best practices. However, there was a clear need for additional supportive services and aftercare for those exiting treatment. Providers also cited a need for  more integrated medical and mental health services.