ALT Despite substantial health needs and socioeconomic challenges, most adults who have experienced homelessness say their health care providers rarely or never ask them about their work, housing, or access to food or transportation during visits. Among adults with prior homelessness experience who had at least one health care visit in the past three years, just about a quarter (26%) say their providers asked them about these social and economic factors every time or most of the time, and more than half (54%) say their providers rarely or never asked about these things. Notably, even among low-income adults with prior experiences of homelessness, half say their providers rarely or never ask about these social and economic factors during visits.