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Homeless Health Concerns

Michigan Resources

- Homeless Information in Michigan (HUD)

- Homeless Resources - Michigan State Housing Development Authority

- Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness

- Michigan Grantees - Health Care for the Homeless Program (PDF)

This project has been funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, under Contract No. N01-LM-3513.

General Information

- Ending Homelessness in America (National Mental Health Association)

- Health Care for the Homeless Information Resource Center (Bureau of Primary Health Care)

- Health Information Handouts Used at the UCSF Homeless Clinic

- Homelessness Resources (Department of Health & Human Services)

- Homeless Veterans and Health Care: A Resource Guide for Providers (PDF; 68 pages)

- MedlinePlus - Homeless Health Concerns

- National Alliance to End Homelessness

- National Center on Family Homelessness

- National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

- National Coalition for the Homeless

- National Health Care for the Homeless Council (NHCHC)

- National Resource Center on Homelessness and Mental Illness

Last updated: April 1, 2006.
Comments: askmed@wayne.edu
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Guidelines

- General recommendations for the care of homeless patients (NHCHC; PDF; 45 pages

- Treatment and recommendations for homeless children with otitis media (NHCHC; PDF; 21 pages)

- Treatment and recommendations for homeless patients with asthma (NHCHC; PDF; 26 pages)

- Treatment and recommendations for homeless patients with cardiovascular diseases (NHCHC; PDF; 45 pages)

- Treatment and recommendations for homeless patients with chlamydial or gonococcal infections (NHCHC; PDF; 28 pages)

- Treatment and recommendations for homeless patients with diabetes mellitus (NHCHC; PDF; 14 pages)

- Treatment and recommendations for homeless patients with HIV/AIDS (NHCHC; PDF; 63 pages)

- Treatment and recommendations on reproductive health for homeless patients (NHCHC; PDF; 20 pages)