THIS IS BIG. We are the closest we’ve been in 15-plus years to making a TDAP increase happen. Read the latest on this and our other 2018 legislative priorities as we enter the final weeks of session.
THIS IS BIG. We are the closest we’ve been in 15-plus years to making a TDAP increase happen. Read the latest on this and our other 2018 legislative priorities as we enter the final weeks of session.
Client feedback provides a window into how our clients experience our care and what we can do to improve that experience. Client experience surveys have become a consistent and reliable method to gather that info.
Therapist case manager Sarah Pain Wagner sits down to talk housing and families.
Currently, 80+ staff members receive bi-annual basic life support (BLS) training through outside organizations and often have to work around oddly timed class schedules. We want to make this process easier by certifying two Health Care for the Homeless staff members to conduct the skills portion of the training at 421 Fallsway.
Health Care for the Homeless is participating in the annual Youth REACH (Reach out, Engage, Assist, & Count to end Homelessness) MD survey. In Baltimore City, the survey will be conducted March 5–18, and in Baltimore County, March 12–25.
In just a few short months, providers and staff members from various Health Care for the Homeless programs across the country will come together for the annual Health Care for the Homeless Conference and Policy Symposium.
Somewhere in the throes of Shakespeare’s old-fashioned verses are timeless tales of love, friendship and silly shenanigans. And when it comes to his comedic work, we’re especially in for a treat.
We are excited to welcome back The Baltimore Center Stage Mobile Unit for a performance of Twelfth Night, one of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies.
On March 1, more than 200 staff members, clients and community partners loaded buses to Annapolis for a day packed with rallies, legislative visits and hearings. Here are the highlights from Lobby Day 2018…
Saturday, February 3 had all the right ingredients for one sweet night at Baltimore Marriott Waterfront:
The flu can lead to serious health complications. It can even be deadly. And this year’s flu is one of the most harmful in years. What's worse, February is the peak month for the flu. 39 states—including Maryland—are experiencing "high" flu activity.