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Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program (BHCHP), established in 1985, is a medical clinic located in Boston, MA. Outreach from BHCHP extends to 45 different locations in the greater Boston area. The community health center’s primary role is to provide primary healthcare services to the homeless population[1]. BHCHP’s model of care enables fostering a trustful provider-patient relationship whilst targeting critical issues homeless individuals face such as weather-related injuries, trauma, abuse, chronic illness, mental disorders, and substance misuse issues. Although this is not the only population they cater to as chronically ill adults, veterans, youth, elderly, immigrants, and families also seek care from the facility[2]. The overarching aim of BHCHP is to provide comprehensive, high-quality health care to all of the patients that walk through their door[1].

BHCHP's Contact Information

Address: 780 Albany Street, Boston MA, 02118

Phone Number: 617-726-2707

Email: info@bhchp.org[2]

History of BHCHP

Founded

- Location

- Team components

Mission Statement for BHCHP

Sites of Practice

Patient Demographics

- Communities served: undocumented, homeless, sex workers

Employees

Interdisiciplinary Team

Employee Health Benefits

Media Attention and Events

- Remember: Neutrality

What's it Like to Work at BHCHP?

Patient Stories

Annual Events

- 2020 Boston Marathon

Patient Services

Adult Primary Care

Behavioral Health

Family or Respite Care

Medical Respite Care

Oral Health Services

Specialized Services

HER Saturdays

Quality of Care

Continuity of care

Trusting the Patient-Provider Relationship

Countering the Stigma Associated with Homelessness

- Why do medical professionals have this stigma?

Ensuring Safety

Preventive services

Providing the Basic Necessities

Specialty care

Chronic disease management

Getting Involved

Financing

Donation Drives

Volunteer Opportunities

Advocacy Efforts

Intermediary Efforts

Trainings for Employees

See also

References


  1. ^ a b Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (2014). "Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program". Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program. Retrieved February 21, 2020.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  2. ^ a b The General Hospital Corporation (2007). "Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program". Massachusetts General Hospital. Retrieved February 21, 2020.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)