Health Care for the Homeless

02/23/2026

📢 NEW in our MAT and Mobile Clinics! We’re now offering HPV self‑collection testing — a cervical cancer screening that doesn't require a pelvic exam. It's fast. It's more private. And as MAT Registered Nurse Erin Levitt shares, it puts more control in the hands of clients.

02/20/2026

02/20/2026

February 26 is coming up — don’t miss the chance to make your voice heard at the Keep the Door Open Rally in Annapolis!

Join us in standing up for the more than 1 million Marylanders who live with a mental health or substance use disorder.
We are urging the General Assembly to provide adequate funding for critical mental health and substance use care. But we need your help. Legislators need to know how important this issue is to the public.

February 26, 2026 | 12:00 PM
📍 Lawyers Mall, Annapolis
RSVP here: https://sbee.link/67qyckpxu3

02/19/2026

Since launching on‑site obstetric care with our partners at Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD in 2023, pregnant clients have:
🩺 Chosen to begin care early: 61% visit during their first trimester
🍼 Welcomed 150+ babies at Mercy, supported throughout their pregnancy by our OB team
🛴 Trusted us with their families’ care: 80% of newborns continue to be seen by our pediatrics team
Plus, thanks to the Healthy Babies Equity Act, even more expectant parents can now access Medicaid coverage!

02/16/2026

🥅New year, new goals! After learning about this year's risk management and performance improvement goals, staff developed personal goals and made vision boards, succulents and scent satchels as motivation. What are your goals for 2026?

02/16/2026

🩺Here’s everywhere you can find our Mobile Clinic over the next week! Aquí está donde puede encontrar nuestra Clínica Móvil durante la próxima semana!

Featuring: The Food Project, My Sister's Place Women's Center, Doxa Ministries Church Without Walls

02/12/2026

People and families experiencing homelessness face huge barriers to housing—even when they have vouchers or other rental assistance meant to help. Watch Chief Behavioral Health Officer Lawanda Williams testify in support of SB335, a bill that would ensure prospective tenants are evaluated fairly.

Lawanda testified alongside advocates from Public Justice Center, Renters United Maryland, Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership, Maryland Legal Aid Economic Action Maryland Fund, Interfaith Works and more. Thank you to bill sponsor Senator Sara Love.

02/11/2026

We're ! Looking for a role in , case management or supportive housing? Passionate about making a difference in the lives of our neighbors experiencing homelessness? Join us and build a rewarding career with:
✔️ Generous paid time off
✔️ Affordable, comprehensive health insurance
✔️ Bilingual pay premium
🖥️ Apply today: https://www.hchmd.org/work-here

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

No one should risk illness or avoid care because they’re scared of punishment. Watch Medical Director of Primary Care Max Romano, MD testify in support of SB327, a bill that would prevent infections and save lives by ending paraphernalia penalties.

Max testified alongside Behavioral Health Therapist red nesbitt + advocates from Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition, the Office of Mayor Brandon M. Scott, Behavioral Health System Baltimore and others.

02/09/2026

🩺Here’s everywhere you can find our Mobile Clinic over the next two weeks! Aquí está donde puede encontrar nuestra Clínica Móvil las próximas dos semanas!

Featuring: The Food Project, Community Assistance Network, and Prologue Inc.

02/06/2026

Punishing people for experiencing homelessness doesn’t create stability—it creates harm.

This week, Malcolm Williams, our Director of Community Relations & Engagement, testified (alongside Board Member Mark Council, Consumer Relations Committee member Dorsheena Hagler, former Board Member James Crawford of Housing Our Neighbors, and advocates from National Health Care for the Homeless Council and National Homelessness Law Center) in support of HB104, to require law enforcement to offer shelter before issuing tickets or making arrests.