OnMed Brings Groundbreaking CareStation Solution to Communities Experiencing Homelessness Through Tampa Hope Partnership
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OnMed is making waves again by expanding CareStation services through an innovative partnership with Tampa Hope and Tampa General Hospital, supported by the City of Tampa. This landmark initiative represents a significant breakthrough: for the first time in America, a homeless community will have onsite access to essential healthcare services through a hybrid care model. This pioneering eUort not only addresses immediate health needs but also sets a transformative precedent for integrating healthcare into homeless services nationwide.
Our innovative hybrid care solution will serve over 250 residents at Tampa Hope, who already benefit from essential support like daily meals, personal hygiene products, and mental health services.
With about 31,000 people experiencing homelessness in Florida alone—and even higher numbers in states like New York and California—this initiative comes at a crucial time. As pressure mounts on shelters across the country, OnMed aims to provide reliable healthcare access points that can make a real impact.
As this initiative takes shape, it holds the promise of transforming lives and supporting individuals on their journey toward stability and well-being.
Contact us now to see how we can bring access to immediate everyday healthcare to your community.
About OnMed
OnMed is a leading tech-enabled human led health equity solution with a mission to improve the quality of life and sense of well-being in communities by increasing access to healthcare, anywhere. The OnMed CareStation is a unique hybrid-care delivery system blending virtual care’s real-time convenience with the benefits of traditional care and the latest in health technology. OnMed is actively building commercial partnerships across multiple markets including Government and Public entities, Payers, Provider Systems, Large Employers, Colleges and Universities, and high-traffic venues to improve health equity, access, and affordability.
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