Hospitality Houses

Serves facilities that provide lodging to patients and families during medical emergencies. Features list of homes located in the US.

Provides families of hospitalized patients comfortable and affordable living quarters. [Arizona]

Provides housing for families and patients receiving medical treatment in Nashville hospitals. Features news, services, and contact information. [Tennessee]

Provider of lodging and non-medical services to promote the healing process. Information about guest facilities, events, fundraising, events, volunteers, FAQ, and links. [Virginia]

Provides safe, comfortable and affordable lodging for outpatients and families of patients residing outside the metro area and receiving treatment in community. Provides statistics, funding, newsletter, volunteer and contact information. [Kentucky]

Provides housing for patients and families seeking treatment at local medical facilities. Features directions, services, news, and contact information. [Michigan]

Article concerning the need for seriously ill adults and their families to have affordable housing near medical facilities. "There was no Ronald McDonald House for adults.”

Provides free housing for families who come from abroad seeking medical care in Boston. [Massachusetts]

Volunteers in Boston, Massachusetts who open their homes to families traveling for medical treatment. Provides news, events, resources, and contact information.

Dedicated to improving the quality of life for adult cancer patients during prolonged hospital treatment. Contains information about the house and on how to help. [Massachusetts]

Mission is to provide lodging and other supportive services for patients and families undergoing medical treatment. Provides history, volunteers, donations, and accommodation information. [Michigan]

Provides low cost housing for patients and their families who travel for treatment at area medical facilities. [Kentucky]

Provides lodging and supportive accommodations for families of critically ill patients seeking treatment at area hospitals. [Alabama]

Provides housing and support services for patients and families undergoing treatment at area medical facilities. [New York]

Provides patients families with affordable accommodations near local health care facilities and services. [New York]

Offers temporary lodging for relatives and friends of seriously ill adult patients who undergo treatment at local hospitals. [West Virginia]

Offers lodging for families and patients receiving medical treatment in area hospitals. [Michigan]

Lodging for families and patients receiving medical treatment at local medical facilities. [North Carolina]

Offers temporary lodging to families and patients being treated at local hospitals. [North Carolina]

Provides lodging, meals, supportive companionship to families and patients who are being treated at local hospitals. [Georgia]

Provides lodging for the family members and loved ones of seriously ill patients being treated at local hospitals. [Kentucky]

Offers low cost lodging and support for families of critically ill patients. Includes history, facilities, services, newsletter, fundraisers, and contact information. [Pennsylvania]

A place for patients and their families to stay while being treated at the National Institutes of Health. Includes tour of facilities, history, newsletter, news, events, contact and reservation information. [Maryland]

Provides free or low cost lodging to veterans and military families receiving treatment at military medical centers.

Helps those living with cancer by providing housing, programs, and partnerships in the community. Includes history, campus locations, donations, fundraising, volunteers, and contact information. [Colorado]

Established for children and their families who are patients at Children's Hospital Boston. Provides dedication, pictures, and contact information. [Massachusetts]

Locates companies to donate empty apartments and hotel rooms and offers them to families of children undergoing treatment at local hospitals. Not a non-profit organization, but service is free.

Provides temporary housing for cancer patients seeking treatment in 18 states.

Non profit guide for cancer patients seeking lodging close to medical facilities. Provides search option for each state.

Offers apartments for families of children with cancer being treated at MassGeneral Hospital. Includes contact information, history, links, donations, events, and photographs. [Massachusetts]

A. Because we are a non-profit organization, we operate on donations only. ... A member of the National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses ...[2008/11/21]

A house of hospitality is an organization to provide shelter, and often food and ... Movement, houses of hospitality have been run by other organizations, including ...[2008/11/21]

Hospitality House of Charlotte is a nonprofit organization founded in 1985 ... and volunteers manage Hospitality House as an independent nonprofit organization, ...[2008/06/16]

Hospitality Houses :: Organizations. Organizations that provide low cost housing and other supportive services for patients and families who travel distances for ...[2008/06/18]

A non-profit organization, the Hospital Hospitality House of Southwest Michigan serves as emotional support and relief from the financial burden of having to pay for ...[2008/11/22]

... Hospitality House of Charlotte is among 150 nonprofit member organizations of NAHHH. ... The National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses, Inc. ...[2008/10/20]

Hospital Hospitality House is the premier Richmond area provider of lodging and ... many of the rating organizations including National Research Corporation's ...[2008/11/21]

DOROTHY DAY HOSPITALITY HOUSE ... Dorothy Day Hospitality House serves 60-100 ... Hospitality House is not formally affiliated with any religious organization, ...[2008/10/08]

is a membership organization of hospital hospitality house type programs. ... National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses, Inc. - NAHHH. Organization URL(s) ...[2008/11/20]

... by a new version in 1997, and is used by several arts-related organizations. ... The House of Hospitality had many rooms on its two floors. ...[2008/09/05]