“…These findings suggest that differences between older and younger homeless people might also be present for other clinically relevant health outcomes. Nevertheless, only few studies have specifically examined health‐related characteristics of older homeless people (Brown et al, ; Brown, Kiely, Bharel, & Mitchell, ; Landefeld et al, ) or investigated health differences between older and younger homeless people (Abdul‐Hamid, ; Brown, Kimes, Guzman, & Kushel, ; Brown & Steinman, ; DeMallie, North, & Smith, ; Garibaldi, Conde‐Martel, & O'Toole, ; Gelberg, Linn, & Mayer‐Oakes, ; Hategan, Tisi, Abdurrahman, & Bourgeois, ; Kellogg & Horn, ; Kimbler, DeWees, & Harris, ; Nakonezny & Ojeda, ; Tompsett, Fowler, & Toro, ). The studies that have made such age comparisons consistently reported poorer physical health among older than younger homeless adults, but yielded conflicting results with regard to mental and psychosocial health, substance use, healthcare service use and health‐related needs (Abdul‐Hamid, ; Brown et al, ; Brown & Steinman, ; DeMallie et al, ; Garibaldi et al, ; Gelberg et al, ; Hategan et al, ; Kellogg & Horn, ; Kimbler et al, ; Nakonezny & Ojeda, ; Tompsett et al, ).…”