New Jersey S4834 permits street medicine programs to provide care to homeless and underserved individuals.

New Jersey S4834 allows eligible health care facilities, federally qualified health centers, public health agencies, or other approved entities to establish street medicine programs. These programs offer primary or behavioral health care services outside traditional clinical settings to persons experiencing homelessness and other medically underserved individuals. The Department of Health must approve these programs, which must operate within designated service areas and comply with infection control, medication security, and data collection plans.

New Jersey S4834 permits street medicine programs to provide care to homeless and underserved individuals.

New Jersey S4834 allows eligible health care facilities, federally qualified health centers, public health agencies, or other approved entities to establish street medicine programs. These programs offer primary or behavioral health care services outside traditional clinical settings to persons experiencing homelessness and other medically underserved individuals. The Department of Health must approve these programs, which must operate within designated service areas and comply with infection control, medication security, and data collection plans.