Health Care for the Homeless

Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless (ACHCH) is a federally-funded health center program housed in Alameda County Health. We provide direct care services and coordinate a network of county and community health clinics and organizations to increase access and improve care for people experiencing homelessness.

Health Care for the Homeless

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Find resources and contact information to get help with urgent care, primary care, substance use, health insurance and benefits, shelter and housing, reproductive health, and transportation.

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Communicable Disease Response and Prevention

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Communicable Illnesses in Street and Shelter Locations

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Covid-19 and Respiratory (Airborne) Illness Guidance

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Emergency Resources

Find resources for air quality, heat, winter, and communicable disease-related emergencies for providers and people who may be experiencing homelessness.
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Monthly ACHCH Training Series

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Primary Care

We provide comprehensive primary care with integrated behavioral health services at four wellness clinics.
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Shelter Health

Shelter Health services are designed to bring the "front door" directly to shelter, recovery, and transitional housing locations and other places homeless individuals access services.
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Street Health Teams

Bringing field-based street medicine services to unsheltered people living in homeless encampments, vehicles, and RVs.
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Substance Use Treatment

We provide a range of substance use and harm reduction services for people experiencing homelessness through our health centers.
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