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Mobile Health Map is a network of 1,000+ mobile clinics working together to advance health equity.

01/09/2026

🎓🚐 Could mobile clinics be the best classroom for tomorrow’s healthcare leaders? (We believe so!)

Through hands-on training on mobile clinics, students gain interdisciplinary experience, cultural humility, and real-world problem-solving skills. These abilities strengthen healthcare systems everywhere.

In Seattle, University of Washington’s Harborview Mobile Health Outreach trains medical, nursing, pharmacy, and social work students while serving people experiencing homelessness. In 2024 alone, 260 students learned to build trust, collaborate across disciplines, and meet patients where they are.

This is mobile healthcare as a classroom and as a catalyst for better care. ❤️

📖 Read more stories like this in our 2025 Mobile Healthcare Landscape Report: https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/2025-mobile-health-landscape-report/

📷: Photo by Prenz Sa-Ngoun

01/08/2026

⁉️ Who do mobile clinics reach, and why does it matter? ⁉️ Mobile clinics are reaching people most often missed by traditional healthcare. When barriers like cost, distance, and time stand in the way, mobile clinics step in by showing up in communities, listening first, and adapting care to local priorities.

➡️ The result is healthcare that’s personal, trusted, and deeply connected.

Data from our Impact Tracker shows who these clinics reach:
✅ 90% serve low-income communities
✅ 84% care for people without insurance
✅ 74% reach people experiencing homelessness
✅ 47% serve veterans and military families
✅ 55% reach LGBTQIA+ patients
✅ 32% serve agricultural workers

This is what happens when care comes to the community.

📖 Read our Mobile Health Landscape Report to see how mobile clinics are transforming access to care nationwide: https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/2025-mobile-health-landscape-report/

01/07/2026

🛑 3,600+ mobile clinics. 10M+ patients. $1.5B saved. 🛑 Mobile clinics are essential infrastructure in the U.S. healthcare system. From preventing 55,000+ emergency visits to bringing care directly into communities, mobile clinics are reshaping how health is delivered.

Our 2025 Mobile Healthcare Landscape Report shows where the sector is headed, and how your organization can help shape what’s next.

Inside:

➡️ Sector growth and national reach

➡️ Emerging trends in services, workforce, and more

➡️ Policy and payment insights

➡️ Stories of impact from clinics across the country

Mobile Health Map thanks the Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc. for supporting this work, and the mobile clinics whose collective data and insights made this report possible.

👉 Read the full report and see how mobile healthcare is driving real change: https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/2025-mobile-health-landscape-report/

🔄 P.S. Please SHARE this report with your network!

01/06/2026

🚨 Did you know 136 rural hospitals closed between 2010 and 2021? That’s 136 communities with less access to care.

In 2026, states are rethinking how care reaches rural communities through the Rural Health Transformation Program, and mobile healthcare is emerging as a practical, scalable solution.

📊 According to our data at Mobile Health Map, here’s how mobile clinics are serving rural communities:
🚐 65% serve rural areas — nearly double since 2020!
🩺 59% provide preventive services
🏥 58% offer primary care
🦷 25% deliver dental care

➡️ How can your state use mobile healthcare to improve access and outcomes? Reach out to explore how Mobile Health Map can support your planning and impact evaluation.

12/31/2025

As we look ahead to the new year, mobile healthcare is stepping into a defining moment, reshaping how care reaches people across the country.

Mobile clinics are a proven, scalable part of our health system, built on trust, connection, and high-quality care delivered where people live, work, learn, and gather.

In 2026, the opportunity is clear and the momentum is real. When we design care around people, rather than expecting people to fit the system, everything changes.

We can’t wait to work with mobile clinic teams to help evaluate their work and share the impact they’re making in communities every day.

12/29/2025

According to our latest analysis, there are now over 3,600 mobile clinics serving every state and U.S. territory — an 80% increase since 2013.

🔴 What drove this surge?

🔴 How is mobile healthcare helping to tackle some of the biggest challenges in healthcare?

🔴 And what challenges lie ahead for the sector?

Our inaugural Mobile Healthcare Landscape Report dives into these questions and more. Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to explore it.

➡️ https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/email-signup/

12/26/2025

This year, 14 mobile clinics participated in our Mobile Health Impact Accelerator and their work was TRANSFORMATIVE.

Beyond providing care, many teams conducted community needs assessments, listening to residents and community partners, gathering local data, and understanding the most pressing health and social challenges.

This work ensures clinics are targeting their efforts where they matter most, tailoring programs to real community needs, and making every dollar count while strengthening public health and driving measurable impact.

A huge thank you and congratulations to our 2025 cohort: American-Italian Cancer Foundation (NY), Beebe Healthcare (DE), California State University San Marcos Mobile Wellness Initiative (CA), Community Health Center, Inc. (CT), Skillz on Wheelz (SOW) (OK), Elica Health Centers Mobile Medicine (CA), UW Medicine Harborview Medical Center Mobile Health Outreach (WA), Ohio University Heritage Community Clinic (OH), Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaii(HI),
Fort Defiance Indian Hospital Board, Inc. Mobile Health Program Tséhootsooí Medical Center (AZ) Screen NJ Rutgers Cancer Institute (NJ), St. Bernard Hospital Mobile Health Unit (IL), The University of Arizona (AZ), and UT Health San Antonio Wellness 360 Pediatrics (TX).

We are so excited to welcome a new cohort into our Accelerator program in 2026!

12/24/2025

❤️ Happy Holidays from Mobile Health Map! ❤️

As we wrap up the year, we’re grateful for the mobile clinics, partners, and leaders across the country who are advancing a stronger, more connected healthcare system by meeting people where they are.

Wishing you a joyful holiday season and continued momentum in the year ahead.

P.S. A shoutout to the Mobile Health Map team for your passion and dedication to moving mobile healthcare forward. We couldn’t do this without you! Daniel Palazuelos, MD, MPH, Josephina Lin, Kait Guild, Mary Kathryn Fallon, Michael Lawler, Michelle Jimenez, Nancy Oriol, Patrick Dineen, Piper Derenoncourt, and Ugo Okwuadigbo. ❤️

12/23/2025

Mobile clinics are helping to reshape healthcare and our 2025 data proves it.

Our shows how 1,300+ mobile clinics across the U.S. are delivering care to individuals who might not otherwise access it, right in their communities.

This isn’t anecdotal. It’s measurable.

📊 The data shows mobile clinics improve health outcomes while saving the healthcare system billions of dollars through prevention, early detection, and timely care. That impact adds up to $1.5B returned to the healthcare system.

And it’s only part of the story.

➡️ Our upcoming Mobile Health Landscape Report takes a deeper look at what this data reveals about reach, value, and the evolving role of mobile clinics nationwide.

👉 Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to receive the report and get field-level insights straight to your inbox. https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/email-signup/

12/10/2025

Across the country, people need easier access to preventive care, social support, and early detection. Mobile clinics are meeting that need, and our highlights the top services supporting community health:

❤️ Social Determinants of Health Screening — spotting everyday factors like housing and food access that shape well-being
❤️ Hypertension Screening — addressing one of the nation’s biggest risks for heart disease and stroke
❤️ Mammography — supporting early detection for one of the most common cancers in the U.S.
❤️ Immunizations — boosting protection against preventable illnesses
❤️ Obesity Screening — helping people take early steps toward better health

If your mobile clinic isn’t on our yet, now’s a great time to join and share your impact.

📍 https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/our-impact/

12/09/2025

Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in the United States — and early detection could save tens of thousands of lives.

According to a recent article from The New York Times, lung cancer kills nearly 125,000 people every year, more than breast, colorectal, and cervical cancers combined. A recent study shows that if everyone eligible got screened, we could prevent 62,000 deaths in just five years — yet only 18% of eligible adults receive screening.

The screening itself is a simple CT scan that can catch cancer early, when the five-year survival rate is about 60%. When lung cancer is found late, survival drops to less than 10%.

❤️ Mobile clinics are part of the solution. ❤️ Programs such as Indiana University Health, OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center (Oklahoma), and LUCAS at West Virginia University — along with many others — play a vital role in helping people learn about lung cancer screening and get connected to the care they need.

🫁 Early detection saves lives. And mobile clinics help make that possible.

How can more mobile clinics bring lifesaving lung cancer screenings to communities across the nation?

11/25/2025

⏳ HAVE YOU APPLIED YET? ⏳ Applications close soon for the next cohort of the Mobile Health Impact Accelerator, a free, six-month learning collaborative created specifically for mobile health programs.

If you’ve been thinking about applying, now is the time to act!

During the Accelerator, you will receive expert coaching from our Mobile Health Map team while you:

➡️ Strengthen partnerships with local leaders and supporters

➡️ Improve your sustainability and data storytelling strategies

➡️ Create a polished one-pager, case study, and pitch

➡️ Connect with mobile health peers nationwide

Application Deadline: December 7, 2025, 11:59 PM ET

Don't miss out!

https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/applications-now-open-mobile-health-impact-accelerator-deadline-december-7-2025/

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