Tailoring primary care to homeless veterans can decrease unnecessary ED use and medical admissions and improve chronic disease management.

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Homeless adults had substantial health needs when presenting for care. High-intensity primary care and access to specialty care services could reduce ED use.

Although XR-NTX has demonstrated efficacy in reducing heavy drinking, limited acceptance of the injection might reduce its effectiveness among homeless, alcohol-dependent patients.

High unemployment expands the population vulnerable to homelessness and influences health care needs and social needs.