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Enabling Effective, Complex House Calls When Patients Have No Homes
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Much of the work of Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless (AHCH) is conducted outside of a health facility. Outreach services take place on the street, at camps, in alleys and parks, and at sites that include family and youth shelters, missions, soup kitchens, treatment programs, children's day care centers and domestic violence shelters. Read AHCH’s “Partnering for Success” story to learn how they are bringing population health to the streets.
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