Healthcare for Homeless Veterans

Healthcare for Homeless Veterans at the Miami Flagler VA Clinic is a Miami, Florida outpatient resource connecting Veterans with addiction treatment, mental health care and stabilization services.

Operated as part of VA Miami Health Care, the clinic supports Veterans facing homelessness, financial hardship, unemployment, addiction, depression, or reentry after incarceration.

The program is designed as a low barrier entry point, welcoming Veterans with or without an appointment for many homeless services.

What Kinds of Support Are Offered Here?

The Miami Flagler VA Clinic provides primary care and connects Veterans to addiction and depression treatment through Miami VA Healthcare System care coordination.

Through the broader VA system, Veterans can access inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services, telehealth appointments and residential rehabilitation treatment programs for addictive disorders.

Who Can Get Help Here?

This clinic specifically serves Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Support is tailored for those navigating addiction, depression, financial hardship, unemployment, or transition from jail back into the community.

What Other Services Are Available?

Beyond clinical care, the clinic connects Veterans with immediate food and shelter, transitional and permanent housing, job training, life skills development, education and financial support.

Justice system navigation, dental care and reentry assistance are also part of the comprehensive approach.

The Miami Flagler VA Clinic is located on West Flagler Street in Miami and operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Some care may also be available at home by phone or video.

A Path Forward For Veterans

The clinic offers many programs and services, including free health care, for homeless Veterans.

Healthcare for Homeless Veterans in Miami pairs addiction and mental health support with the stability of housing, employment and reentry resources.