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Apr 4, 2018 · Whitman-Walker Health, as it’s now known, might not have been able to afford to stay on 14th Street, either, without taking a direct stake in the land, something it was able to do thanks to many of its earliest clients.
Feb 22, 2023 · DC’s storied Whitman-Walker Health has created a way to financially support its nonprofit healthcare mission with a unique redevelopment of its former headquarters. Its development model could help other nonprofits similarly leverage their land to create a sustainable funding flow, according to a January 18 Urban Institute case study, Using ...
Whitman-Walker's newest medical facility is at 1525 14th Street, NW. This 42,000 square foot building opened in May 2015. It houses 28 medical exam rooms, nine dental chairs, a street-facing pharmacy, behavioral health therapy rooms and more.
Jan 17, 2018 · In 1984, Whitman-Walker added an AIDS Evaluation Unit, which was the first gay community-based medical unit in the country devoted to the evaluation and diagnosis of AIDS symptoms. On June 28, 1987 Whitman-Walker moved to a larger space on the corner of 14th Street and S Street NW.
Apr 11, 2019 · Whitman-Walker’s old Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center at 14th and R streets, Northwest, was not meant to be noticed. During the AIDS epidemic, it was where dying gay men could safely—and privately—seek health care and support.
May 6, 2015 · Just two blocks separate Whitman-Walker Health’s old and new buildings on 14th Street NW, but they feel worlds apart. The squat, bunker-like two-story building at 14th and R looks like a...
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