On Christmas day, the Herald recognizes Dr. Jessie Gaeta of BHCHP as a "holiday hero."
In this guest editorial, Dr. Jim O'Connell of BHCHP and Dr. Paul Mendis describe how racial and ethnic data on patients can be used to tackle disparities in health care.
The Brookline Tab profiles Dr. Monica Bharel, Medical Director of the Barbara McInnis House - "the ultimate safety net."
Nurse practitioner Suzanne Armstrong reflects on the circumstances that lead many BHCHP patients to homelessness.
Barbara Cocci, MSW, has been Director of BHCHP's Behavioral Health Programs for 12 years.
Nurse Cecilia Ibeabuchi finds that focusing on feet is an unusually effecctive way to build a relationship with her homeless patients.
Dr. Claire Carlo's medical practice has an unusual address: the long trailer beside the stable at Suffolk Downs Racetrack.
Anne Camelio describes the challenges and rewards of her nursing work at a shelter for homeless veterans.
Anne Fitzgerald bonds with homeless patients in her work as a primary care provider but still finds time to pursue her passion for dance.
Quincy resident Trish Bowe, RN, describes her work caring for ailing stable hands at Suffolk Downs Racetrack.
Michael O'Connor finds a spiritual dimension in both his music and his work as an HIV nurse with BHCHP.
Volunteer Catherine Vialle-Valentin provides a much anticipated shopping opportunity to residents of the Barbara McInnis House.
BHCHP makes it to the society page! Hundreds of generous donors attended a gala that raised over $1 million for BHCHP's new building.
Volunteers extend a hand of kindness by offering manicures to homeless women at the Barbara McInnis House.
Quincy first graders learned about homelessness and generosity by organizing a collection for homeless children.
Nurse practitioner Denise Petrella describes her 12-year career with BHCHP.
The Globe welcomes the New Year by highlighting the efforts of Boston-area volunteers including Kelly Shea, who provides invaluable help each Thursday at BHCHP's Street Clinic in Massachusetts General Hospital.
Every month, BHCHP volunteer Richard Downey sets up a makeshift barbershop for homeless patients at the Barbara McInnis House.
This article, sponsored by Partners HealthCare, describes the long term relationship between Massachusetts General Hospital and BHCHP.
Margarette Jean-Baptiste, a nursing student and BHCHP medical aide, looks forward to a health mission in Kenya.
In the cover story, nurse practitioner Robbie Gamble describes the rewards and trials of
his position on the Family Team of BHCHP.
Esther Valdez discusses her demanding job as BHCHP's only full-time psychiatrist.
Pat Perri and Liz Cuevas share a marriage, a new set of twins, and a career -
both are physicians with Boston Health Care for the Homeless.
Mental health counselor Linda Smith uses art therapy and play therapy in her
work with homeless children and families.
BHCHP's partnership with the Red Sox Foundation resulted in a wonderfully successful Sock Drive.
BHCHP's Foot Clinic at St. Francis House Shelter is highlighted in photos and text.
BHCHP case manager Tania Reyes works with homeless women who are pregnant or the mothers of small children. She describes how it is "the best job ever."
Partners HealthCare discusses their extremely generous gift of $2,500,000 to BHCHP's building campaign.
BHCHP's Health Start grant aims to decrease infant mortality in children of black descent.
Case manager Kelly Salerno talks about the program.
Why bring socks to a baseball game? The Metro explains.
Report Rachel Gotbaum spends the morning at BHCHP's Foot Clinic in downtown Boston.
Columnist Brian McGrory describes the generosity of Jack Welch, former CEO of GE,
whose $1,000,000 gift kicked off BHCHP's campaign for "A Home of Our Own."
