Provider agencies and services
Health Care for the Homeless Network programs and services are provided through contracts with the following organizations. Staff work in interagency, multidisciplinary teams to serve homeless sites.

• HealthPoint Community Health Centers
  • Shelter-based services outside Seattle
    
    
• Country Doctor Community Health Centers
  • Shelter-based services for families in central Seattle
  • Homeless Youth Clinic (in partnership with University of Washington)

• Evergreen Treatment Services
  • REACH case management program for chronic public inebriates at the Dutch Shisler Sobering Center

• Harborview Medical Center - Pioneer Square Clinic
  • Shelter-based services for single adults
  • Second Avenue Clinic (co-located with Needle Exchange)
  • Medical Respite Program - for people too sick to be on the streets, but not sick enough to need hospitalization, beds at William Booth and YWCA shelters
  • Third Avenue Center at YWCA Opportunity Place

• Neighborcare Health
  
  
• Odessa Brown Children's Clinic
  • Services at sites for homeless children
    
    
• Puget Sound Neithborhood Heath Centers - Pike Market Medical Clinic
  • Nursing services for the REACH case management program

• Puget Sound Neighborhood Health Centers – 45th Street Clinic
  • Shelter-base services for families
  • Nursing services for the Pathways Home project
  • Homeless Youth Clinic

• Salvation Army William Booth Center
  • Medical Respite Site - beds and related services for men in the medical respite program

• Seattle Indian Health Board
  • Outreach services for homeless Native Americans

• Valley Cities Counseling and Consultation
  • "Families in Shelters" - mental health and chemical dependency counseling services for homeless families in shelters countywide
  • Pathways Home medical case management program for homeless families with children

• YWCA of Seattle/King/Snohomish Counties
  • Medical Respite Site - beds and related services for women in the medical respite program
  • Health Care Access Project - advocates work with homeless families to help them access health care insurance and services