A man died at Houston’s new homeless service center. The operator won’t answer questions about his death
The Harris Center, which operates the facility, cited state and federal confidentiality laws. A man was found dead at Houston's new residential service center for homeless people on Oct. 11, raising questions about the effectiveness of the facility's response to medical issues. First responders were called to 419 Emancipation Avenue for a possible cardiac arrest, but the man was dead when they arrived. The Harris Center, the operator of the center, operates the facility on a three-year, $39.1 million contract with the city and has not responded to any specific questions about its effectiveness. The facility's employees undergo CPR and first aid training, and residents are subject to a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m curfew.
Pubblicato : 7 ore fa di Dominic Walsh in Health
On Oct. 11, a man was found dead at the city of Houston's new residential service center for homeless people in East Downtown.
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Temi: Social Issues, Homelessness
