More than 1,600 people live on the streets or in homeless shelters locally, and while health care services are available, many decline aid, and others wait until medical problems reach crisis levels before seeking care.
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More than 1,600 people live on the streets or in homeless shelters locally, and while health care services are available, many decline aid, and others wait until medical problems reach crisis levels before seeking care.
