Got me through and infectious stage now looking at discharge one month later without looking at further stages of infection.
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Customers describe the organization as a great place to heal and appreciate the comprehensive care that addresses physical, mental, and spiritual needs.
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Circle the City is a federally qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides medical respite care for homeless individuals.
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People outside Trustburn suggest checking out the respite program at Circle the City.
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I have been so blessed by this program! They totally believe that everyone deserves a place to heal. They don't just work on the physical they work on your mental health and spiritual self too. Without the hard working people who are here I would not be able to walk.
They are a blessing that some don't quite comprehend the goodness.
Great place to come and get your health in order while getting yourself off the streets, especially during the summer heat! Each of the two locations, one at 3rd Ave & Indian School and the newer one in downtown Phoenix, around the corner from CASS, have several dorms (10 beds per dorm) for men and one dorm for women with comfortable beds and divided into two person sections. They also each have a clinic, where you get all your meds and see a doctor (provider) every day. The staff also check your vital signs at least a couple times a day. You also get three square meals a day and a snack at night. The 3rd Ave & Indian School location also features a therapy room for physical/occupational therapy. This non-profit is a rarity, as there's hardly anything like it around the country! Call or come to Parson's Clinic to make an appointment and have an evaluation done and the staff will inform you if you're eligible and when there's an open bed and at what location. Circle the City also has medical transportation vans that provide transportation from where you are, if not on the streets or sometimes to your medical appointments.
This is one of the best group I have been associated with since I have been in the Phx area they are so good that I chose them as my Primary in that they take absolutely good care of your medical care from your head to your toe. I will continue to keep them taking care of me so long as I'm here in Phoenix. I personally need a lot of medical attention and this is the group to be with. Remember to continue enjoying your day. Bye for now your friend Jesse.
Most of the staff are really nice and genuinely care. But read all the rules.
Such a great place to heal staff and nurses are great thank God for CTC
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About Circle the city
Homelessness is rising at an staggering rate. So many people are just barely getting by, living one paycheck away from losing their homes. And then, a medical crisis happens. No money, no food, no HOPE. That's why Circle the City is here to help. We are a federally qualified, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization on a mission
Circle the City: Providing Hope and Healing to the Homeless
Homelessness is a growing problem in many cities across the United States. With rising housing costs, stagnant wages, and limited access to affordable healthcare, more and more people are finding themselves without a place to call home. For those who are already struggling to make ends meet, a medical crisis can be devastating. Without money or resources, they may have nowhere to turn for help.
That's where Circle the City comes in. As a federally qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we are dedicated to providing hope and healing to those who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. Our mission is simple: we want to create a community where everyone has access to quality healthcare and supportive services.
At Circle the City, we believe that healthcare is a basic human right. That's why we offer comprehensive medical care for individuals experiencing homelessness or living in poverty. Our team of doctors, nurses, social workers, and other healthcare professionals work together to provide high-quality care that is tailored specifically for each patient's needs.
In addition to medical care, Circle the City also offers supportive services such as case management and housing assistance. We understand that homelessness is often caused by complex issues such as mental illness or addiction. That's why our team takes a holistic approach when working with patients - addressing not just their physical health but also their emotional well-being.
One of our most unique programs is our Medical Respite Center - an innovative facility that provides short-term housing for individuals who have been discharged from hospitals but have nowhere else to go for recovery time before returning back on streets again . This program helps prevent unnecessary hospital readmissions while also providing patients with much-needed rest and recuperation time.
At Circle the City ,we believe that everyone deserves access quality healthcare regardless of their income level or housing status .We strive every day towards creating an inclusive community where everyone feels valued ,supported ,and empowered .
Our commitment towards serving homeless population has earned us recognition from various organizations including Arizona Business Magazine which named us one of Arizona’s Most Admired Companies in 2019 .
If you're looking for ways you can help support our mission at Circle The City , there are many ways you can get involved! You can donate your time by volunteering at one of our clinics or events; donate funds through online giving platforms like PayPal Giving Fund ;or even host your own fundraiser event !
Together ,we can make sure no one falls through cracks when it comes accessing basic human rights like Healthcare !
- Website
- circlethecity.org
- Phone
- 6022588282
- Address
- 300 west clarendon
- Categories
- Hospital & health care
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