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Our annual budget is approximately $50 million: about 75% of that comes from third party reimbursements from MassHealth, Medicare and Health Safety Net. The remainder comes from grants and philanthropy.

Both will play vital roles in advancing our mission. “Paul and Deion bring tremendous energy, leadership and experience in their respective fields, and we are thrilled to welcome them to our Board,” said BHCHP Chief Executive Officer Stephanie Sullivan.

Based out of Massachusetts General Hospital, the team includes two internists, a family physician, two psychiatrists, a physician assistant, two nurses, a case manager, and a recovery coach, all of whom conduct daytime street rounds four days per week.

Our annual budget is approximately $50 million: about 75% of that comes from third party reimbursements from MassHealth, Medicare and Health Safety Net. The remainder comes from grants and philanthropy.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

Both will play vital roles in advancing our mission. “Paul and Deion bring tremendous energy, leadership and experience in their respective fields, and we are thrilled to welcome them to our Board,” said BHCHP Chief Executive Officer Stephanie Sullivan.

Dr. O'Connell received his medical degree from Harvard University in 1982 and completed residency in Internal Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. In 1985, he began full-time clinical work with homeless individuals as the founding physician of the program.

Based out of Massachusetts General Hospital, the team includes two internists, a family physician, two psychiatrists, a physician assistant, two nurses, a case manager, and a recovery coach, all of whom conduct daytime street rounds four days per week.

Based out of Massachusetts General Hospital, the team includes two internists, a family physician, two psychiatrists, a physician assistant, two nurses, a case manager, and a recovery coach, all of whom conduct daytime street rounds four days per week.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

Dr. O'Connell received his medical degree from Harvard University in 1982 and completed residency in Internal Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. In 1985, he began full-time clinical work with homeless individuals as the founding physician of the program.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

Based out of Massachusetts General Hospital, the team includes two internists, a family physician, two psychiatrists, a physician assistant, two nurses, a case manager, and a recovery coach, all of whom conduct daytime street rounds four days per week.

His work at BHCHP is the subject of New York Times Best Seller, Rough Sleepers: Dr. Jim O'Connell's Urgent Mission to Bring Healing to Homeless People by Tracy Kidder, published in 2023.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

BHCHP is an integrated team of over 600 medical and behavioral health staff, social service providers, and support staff committed to ensuring and delivering equitable and dignified access to comprehensive, high-quality health care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Boston and beyond.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

Dr. O'Connell received his medical degree from Harvard University in 1982 and completed residency in Internal Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. In 1985, he began full-time clinical work with homeless individuals as the founding physician of the program.

His work at BHCHP is the subject of New York Times Best Seller, Rough Sleepers: Dr. Jim O'Connell's Urgent Mission to Bring Healing to Homeless People by Tracy Kidder, published in 2023.

BHCHP is an integrated team of over 600 medical and behavioral health staff, social service providers, and support staff committed to ensuring and delivering equitable and dignified access to comprehensive, high-quality health care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Boston and beyond.

BHCHP is an integrated team of over 600 medical and behavioral health staff, social service providers, and support staff committed to ensuring and delivering equitable and dignified access to comprehensive, high-quality health care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Boston and beyond.

Dr. O'Connell received his medical degree from Harvard University in 1982 and completed residency in Internal Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. In 1985, he began full-time clinical work with homeless individuals as the founding physician of the program.

BHCHP is an integrated team of over 600 medical and behavioral health staff, social service providers, and support staff committed to ensuring and delivering equitable and dignified access to comprehensive, high-quality health care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Boston and beyond.