Martha’s Village and Kitchen Homeless Recuperative Care program is designed specifically to care for homeless individuals who do not have a place to recuperate after hospital discharge. This program ensures that patients will have a place to stay off the streets to recover and prevent returning to the emergency room. The program’s mission is to end homelessness through the expertise of Martha’s Nursing and Program Staff to establish medical stabilization and to provide essential housing wraparound services that include client-centered education and permanent housing options.
Referral Process & Eligibility Criteria
Referring medical agencies may submit a referral for a homeless client via email or in person. The client will then be accessed by Martha’s Registered Nurse and determine the clients’ eligibility to access the program. Once it is determined that the client is able to complete all required activities independently, Register Nurse will coordinate the client’s admission to the Recuperative Care Program if eligible.
Members entering Recuperative Care must be:
- 18 years of age or older
- Homeless or residing in places not meant for human habitation, etc.
- Able to complete all activities of daily living (ADLs) independently
- Able to self-administer medication with 24-hour staff oversight.
- Intact mental status (i.e., alert and oriented to name, place, date, and situation).
- For a complete list of eligibility and medical requirements, please refer to contact info.
Contact Us for More Information
Call Us: (760) 347-4741
Email: Info@marthasvillage.org