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News Archive In Boston, House Calls for the Homeless The New York Times, November 11, 2008 Katie Zezima of the New York Times recently spent some time visiting with BHCHP doctors, nurses and patients. In her article in she really "got" our work and did a very clear job of explaining all the intricacies of the program. A series of articles on meeting healthcare needs for Boston’s homeless population: Boston.com's on call Magazine
Big Papi Bed Winner One Classy Dude Red Sox Monster, Masslive.com, October 6, 2008 Learn about the winner of the auction item and how he got involved in BHCHP. Big Papi's Field of Dreams The Boston Globe, September 16, 2008 Red Sox slugger and his wife donate their bed to benefit BHCHP. EMC Uses Storage Expertise to Track Care for Homeless Boston Business Journal, Corporate Citizenship Summit, September 5-11, 2008 ON Magazine, Life in Information, September 2008 Lee Cowgill, technology infrastructure manager at BHCHP, has a very personal perspective on the organization’s mission: He was Boston Health Care for Homeless ED Elected to Massnonprofit.org August 6, 2008 Executive Director Robert Taube was recently elected president of the National Health Care for the Homeless Council’s board of directors. Advance for Nurses NE, July 28, 2008 Hope Wilson, RN finds caring for homeless a rewarding experience. She is able to improve her skills and become a better nurse by collaborating with Dr. Jessie Gaeta, a strong advocate of the Housing First program. Homeless, housed, and homeless again Journal of the American Academy of Physician's Assistants June 2008 Jill Roncarati, a physician's assisant on BHCHP's street team tells the story of one man’s struggle to find the right place to hang his hat. A Glimpse of the Homeless Heart nurse.com, June 16, 2008 Geraldine Mullin, RN explains how her patients move and inspire her as she describes her journey to being a nurse at the Barbara McInnis House. The Boston Globe, June 7, 2008 BHCHP's new home, Jean Yawkey Place, improves the program and the quality of care that the patients will receive. Homeless program's IT guy knows tech, troubles BHCHP's network administrator, Lee Cowgil, proves that homelessness can be a temporary stop and technology maybe be able to help. Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program to Dedicate New Health Care Facility Boston Business Journal, May 28, 2008 BHCHP will hold dedication of Jean Yawkey Place, their new facility which will house a 104-bed inpatient clinic, a primary care clinic, a dental clinic, mental and family services and a pharmacy. EMC Aids Homeless Data storage giant, EMC donated $250,000 worth of computer systems, software services to BHCHP's recently renovated facility at 780 Albany St. in Boston. Offering a Therapeutic Touch Hand massage program connects with homeless and provides things that are hard to find when you're bouncing back from street to shelter and back again. The Boston Globe, May 6, 2008 Bill Brett captures success of BHCHP's 2008 gala. Brookline Magazine, March 2008 Dr. Jessie Gaeta is highlighted in this story about her struggle to write prescriptions with a purpose and her involvement with the development of "Housing First." Hark, The Herald's Angels! Dr. Jessie Gaeta explains how she became interested in homelessness and why she feels she has the best job in the world. Putting Medical Relief on Track Helping the 'Almost Invisible': BHCHP Nurse Works at the Track To Dr. Jim O'Connell, Not Having a Place to Live Is a Lousy Excuse for Not Having Quality Medical Care
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