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Mobile Health Map, Roxbury Crossing, MA (2025)

07/17/2025

💖 Every woman in Indiana deserves the best chance to stay healthy and strong. While breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the state, early detection can make all the difference — boosting survival rates to nearly 99% when caught early.

That’s why Parkview Health Francine’s Friends Mobile Mammography is bringing care directly to communities across northeast Indiana. Their new 40-foot mobile coach offers free, on-site 3D mammograms — making screenings easier and more accessible than ever before.

🚐 With stops at 250 locations in 15 counties, they’re meeting women where they are, so no one has to face this journey alone.

✨ It’s more than a mammogram. It’s hope. It’s empowerment. It’s a lifesaving opportunity.

“Mobile mammography brings lifesaving care directly to the women who need it most, breaking down barriers and giving every woman a fighting chance,” says Dr. Alan Yahanda, MD, FACS, president of the Parkview Packnett Family Cancer Institute.

This is the power of mobile health: care that moves, reaches, and creates lasting impact.

Read more about this amazing mobile clinic: https://www.journalgazette.net/local/parkview-health-foundation-launches-new-mobile-francines-friends-mammography-unit/article_163f0ee4-992d-465c-bfd8-fe0cd4ac9d9b.html

07/15/2025

🎉 Are you attending the Mobile Healthcare Association’s 21st Annual Mobile Health Clinics Conference? Our team will be there!

This powerful gathering of mobile health leaders is one we never miss. Join us in Louisville, KY, September 13–16, where we’ll be sharing bold ideas and practical tools to shape the future of care.

📣 Presentations from our team:

🧠 Mobile Healthcare in the Age of AI: What’s Coming and How to Prepare for the Future
Mollie Williams, DrPH, MPH
Executive Director, The Family Van & Mobile Health Map

🩺 Shaping the Future of Medicine: Integrating Community Engagement and Mobile Healthcare Training into Medical School Curricula
Nancy Oriol, MD, co-founder of The Family Van, Mobile Health Map, and HMS MEDscience, and Faculty Associate Dean for Community Engagement in Medical Education, Harvard Medical School, and Josephina L., MS, Research, Communications and Health Equity Associate

📊 Program Monitoring and Evaluation: Do You Have a Plan?
Moderated by Kait Guild
Manager of Evaluation and Strategic Relationships, Mobile Health Map

Let us know if we’ll see you there!
Check out the full agenda and register now:
🔗 https://mobilehca.org/events/annual-conference/

07/09/2025

🚐 FREE Webinar! Join Mobile Health Map and the Mobile Healthcare Association for a FREE session in their Special Interest Group (SIG) webinar series: The Power of Connection: Stakeholder Mapping for Mobile Health Innovators.

Discover how stakeholder mapping can strengthen your mobile clinic by building smarter, more connected partnerships.

🔍 What you’ll learn:

✔️ How to identify the people and organizations most critical to your clinic’s success

✔️ Practical techniques for mapping relationships and understanding power dynamics

✔️ Real-world examples from mobile health programs

✔️ Strategies to turn insights into lasting collaboration

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to deepen your community engagement, you’ll walk away with practical tools to amplify your impact.

🗓️ When: Thursday, July 24 | 2–3 PM ET

📍 Where: Online (Zoom)

✅ Register now! https://members.mobilehca.org/atlas/events-v4/register/2115

07/02/2025

Our — powered by data from 1,400+ registered mobile clinics — shows the Top 5 services delivered across the country:

🔍 Screening for social needs (like housing, food access, and more)
🎗️ Mammograms on the move
💓 Hypertension checks
💉 Life-saving immunizations
🥦 Diet counseling that meets people where they are

👉 Which one could make the biggest impact in your community?

If your mobile clinic isn’t on our yet, now’s the time!
📍 Join 1,400+ others showing the power of mobile care: https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/our-impact/

06/26/2025

In Montana, where nearly 1 in 7 adults skip medical care due to cost and rural areas face severe provider shortages, nurses are stepping up with innovative solutions.

Leading the way is ’s new Mobile Health Unit — a clinic on wheels staffed by nursing faculty and students, delivering health screenings, education, and mental health support right where people are: school parking lots, community events, and local fairs.

It’s more than care. It’s a mobile classroom — preparing the next generation of nurses with hands-on experience and a deep commitment to community health.

🚐 This is mobile health in action. This is nursing leadership in motion.

06/24/2025

Do your administrators, donors, or policymakers know how many emergency room visits your mobile clinic has helped prevent?

According to our , mobile clinics have helped avoid 49,425 emergency room visits — and that number keeps growing.

Use Mobile Health Map’s free, easy-to-use tools to calculate your clinic’s impact, show the return on investment your clinic provides, and show the difference you’re making in your community. 🌟

Start measuring your impact today: https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/sign-up/

06/19/2025

Join us today as we honor Black communities on — a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the enduring fight for justice.

This day is a time to reflect on progress made and the work still ahead. Many Black communities continue to face barriers to healthcare, from limited access to providers to experiencing racial bias that has created deep gaps in access and trust.

Mobile clinics play a vital role in breaking down these barriers — bringing care directly to the community, listening without judgment, and building long-term relationships grounded in respect and healing.

At Mobile Health Map, we’re proud to support the clinics advancing health and healing in Black communities every day.

06/11/2025

🌈 With much pride, we’re celebrating a powerful milestone: More than 350 mobile clinics on our are now delivering affirming care to LGBTQ+ communities — that’s 200 more clinics than this time last year!

These clinics are showing up with pride, compassion, and commitment. Our is capturing this growing movement — and we want to make sure your clinic is on it.

📍 Add your clinic ➡️ https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/our-impact/

06/06/2025

In rural Ohio, access to care isn’t just inconvenient — it’s a serious challenge. Long drives, provider shortages, and steep costs prevent farmers and their families from getting the checkups and treatment they need.

That’s why the Ohio Northern University Mobile Health Clinic is such a game-changer. At last year’s Farm Science Review, the 38-foot clinic on wheels was packed with people who hadn’t seen a doctor in years — many with urgent health concerns.

“I was glad we were there,” said clinic coordinator Michael Rush. “Several people had concerns that simply weren’t being addressed yet.”

With primary care, vaccines, screenings, and more, the clinic brings compassionate, no-cost care directly to the people who need it most — right where they are.

Mobile clinics like this one are proving what’s possible: when care comes to the community, people get healthier.

Want to learn more about the challenges farmers face — and the bold ideas aiming to close the coverage gap? Read the full story: https://ofbf.org/2025/04/25/health-plans-proposal-aims-to-fill-coverage-gaps/

05/27/2025

Nearly 1 in 6 students face mental health challenges early in life, and in today’s post-COVID world, those struggles have only grown. Issues like social isolation and changes in behavior are becoming more common, but getting help isn’t always easy. Long waitlists, missed school, and stigma can keep kids from the care they need.

That’s why Baptist Health Richmond teamed up with Madison County Schools to bring mental health care directly to students through a mobile clinic. This innovative approach means licensed therapists come right to the school, providing private and secure counseling, emotional support, and evaluations during the school day — no appointments missed, no extra travel needed.

Early access to mental health support is crucial. It helps young people build coping skills, understand themselves better, and prevent bigger challenges down the road. Mobile clinics like this break down barriers by embedding care into the community where kids already are.

This program in Kentucky is a powerful example of how mobile health is transforming behavioral health access — making mental wellness a part of everyday life and building healthier futures for youth and communities everywhere.

Learn more about their efforts: https://www.wkyt.com/2025/04/24/mobile-clinic-brings-mental-health-resources-madison-co-students/

05/22/2025

❤️ You’re Invited: A Community Discussion for Mobile Clinics ❤️ As many of our communities face rising challenges, this is a time for mobile clinics to lean on each other — learning, sharing, and moving forward together.

Join us for a conversation co-hosted by Mobile Health Map and the Mobile Healthcare Association, where mobile clinic teams can reflect, connect, and find new energy and support.

📅 Tuesday, June 3, 2025
🕐 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT
📍 Virtual on Zoom
🔗 RSVP to save your space: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/aSO0utVcQzCsriHngacHdQ #/registration

05/20/2025

🎥 “The Future of Healthcare Is Mobile.” At Mobile Health Map, we believe it. We live it. We love it.

In this powerful TEDxPSU Talk, Dr. Michael McShane, assistant professor at Penn State College of Medicine, shares how the Lion Mobile Clinic is transforming healthcare in rural Pennsylvania.

With clinics closing and hospitals disappearing, Penn State students and faculty are hitting the road — bringing screenings, support, and hope straight to people like Roger, an 80-year-old facing loss, poverty, and chronic illness.

This talk reaffirms what we already know: the future of healthcare lives beyond clinic walls. Mobile clinics meet people where they are — delivering not just medical care, but connection, resources, and the support people need to take control of their health.

In Dr. McShane’s words, this is “tailgate medicine.” This is community-powered care.

📣 Watch. Share. Talk about it. Take action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7QR7wIQPHY&t=869s

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