Medical respite provides vital care to people experiencing homelessness

Kate Bradley, left, and Kelly Wallin are two live-in volunteers at the Bob Tavani House for Medical Respite in Duluth, Minn. There’s a significant gap in health care that people experiencing homelessness face across the country that many communities — including Duluth — have recently begun to address.
Derek Montgomery for MPR News
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