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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/

11/20/2025

Today is , and this year, there’s real momentum.

Across rural America, access to care has been shrinking for far too long. Fewer hospitals. Long drives for basic services. Limited transportation. Workforce shortages. Rising chronic disease. These gaps make it harder for millions of people to get the care they need.

But this month, something remarkable happened.

At least 35 states — from Alabama to Washington — prioritized mobile healthcare in their applications to the new $50B Rural Health Transformation Program.

States are seizing a historic opportunity to strengthen rural healthcare by investing in care models that meet people where they are.

Why this matters:

➡️ Mobile clinics close transportation gaps

➡️ Telehealth and mobile care expand access to preventive and chronic care

➡️ Rural health systems gain flexibility and financial stability

➡️ Communities can receive care that’s local, trusted, and culturally rooted

As the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services prepares to select awardees, this sector-wide commitment affirms a clear shift: States are recognizing that to improve outcomes, care must go to the community, not the other way around.

On Rural Health Day, that’s a powerful message. Innovation belongs in every ZIP code, and mobile healthcare is helping make that possible.

11/13/2025

📌 How can your mobile clinic strengthen sustainability, grow its reach, and tell its story with confidence? 📌

Join us for an Info Session on November 17 (1–2 PM EST) to learn how the Mobile Health Impact Accelerator can help! This free, six-month learning collaborative helps mobile health teams across the country build skills, partnerships, and visibility.

At Mobile Health Map, we know that data alone isn’t enough — it’s how you share it that drives change. Through the Accelerator, participants will:

➡️ Turn program data into powerful stories

➡️ Strengthen partnerships with funders and community leaders

➡️ Craft an elevator pitch that makes your value clear

🔗 Learn more and register: https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/applications-now-open-mobile-health-impact-accelerator-deadline-december-7-2025/

Applications close: December 7, 2025!

11/11/2025

⭐ This Veterans Day, we honor those who served — and the mobile clinics that serve them every day. ⭐

Our shows 288 mobile clinics dedicated to caring for Veterans — meeting them with compassion, dignity, and trust wherever they are. These teams bring care directly to shelters, parking lots, and community centers, offering everything from blood draws and vaccines to prescriptions, food, and hygiene kits.

Take, for example, the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center Homeless Program in Utah. Every Friday morning, their van parks outside shelters to care for Veterans experiencing homelessness.

For 80-year-old Navy Veteran Tom Morrison, that care has been a lifeline:

“When the van comes around, it helps me a lot. Every month or so, they check my health. For the future, that’s good for me.”

Mobile clinics like this one remind us that health care can — and should — go wherever people need it most.

❤️ Thank you to all who served, and to the dedicated teams on the road caring for them.

11/07/2025

Stories like this one remind us why mobile care matters.

A client walked into our mobile clinic, The Family Van, feeling lightheaded.

During his screening, we found his blood pressure was dangerously high.

Our team urged him to get urgent care right away — and he did.

Before we even had the chance to follow up, he returned just to say thank you.

❤️ Mobile clinics bring life-saving screenings and support directly to where people live — preventing emergencies before they happen. ❤️

How many lives could change — even be saved — if more people had care like this right where they live?

11/06/2025

🚀 Is your mobile clinic ready to grow? Mobile clinics are driving innovation in public health by strengthening communities with care that meets people where they are. And now, we’re excited to help you take that impact even further!

Applications are NOW OPEN for our second cohort of the Mobile Health Impact Accelerator! This free, six-month learning collaborative gives you the skills, tools, and connections to evaluate your impact, expand your reach, and strengthen sustainability — all while staying rooted in community!

Unlock new opportunities to:

➡️ Build stronger partnerships with local leaders and supporters

➡️ Elevate sustainability + data storytelling strategies

➡️ Showcase your value with a polished one-pager, case study, and pitch

➡️ Connect with peers shaping the future of mobile care nationwide

Info Session: November 10 at 1:00 PM ET
Deadline to apply: December 7 at 11:59 PM ET

Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this program is part of a national movement to build a more connected, resilient, community-driven public health system.

Learn more & apply today!
https://www.mobilehealthmap.org/applications-now-open-mobile-health-impact-accelerator-deadline-december-7-2025/

10/22/2025

🚐✨ Innovation on wheels: mobile clinics powered by AI

Mobile mammography clinics are bringing hope and care directly to communities, catching breast cancer early, easing the burden of healthcare, and saving lives every day.

Now, with AI-powered 3D mammography, Sutter Health is taking that mission further, combining the reach of mobile health with the intelligence of AI.

This isn’t just a screening van, it’s a roving innovation hub. Integrating AI means radiologists can detect cancer earlier, reduce false positives, and identify high-risk patients faster, all while keeping care accessible to those who need it most.

Read the full article to see how this innovation is transforming breast cancer care in California: https://www.digitalhealthnews.com/sutter-health-expands-ai-enhanced-mobile-mammography-to-improve-breast-cancer-detection

10/21/2025

A new report from Georgetown University’s Center on Health Insurance Reforms analyzed more than 160 studies and found that mobile health programs are improving access, outcomes, and efficiency across the U.S.

From primary care and vision services to behavioral health, “doctor’s offices on wheels” are helping close critical access gaps, reduce costs, and train a more culturally competent healthcare workforce.

Read the full report and share it widely→ https://chir.georgetown.edu/mobile-health/

10/16/2025

ICYMI! A few weeks ago, Mobile Health Map and the Mobile Healthcare Association co-hosted a community conversation on making sure mobile clinics are seen and supported by decision-makers, and it was full of practical, powerful tips. Here are a few highlights:

➡️ Have your impact ready to share. Brie Lowry Cox from GRC Advising emphasized the importance of keeping a few key data points on hand (patients served, screenings completed, outcomes improved) and packaging them into a simple one-pager you can quickly share with policymakers, funders, and partners. 📌 Shameless plug: use our online tools to create a dashboard that shows your impact on lives and savings!

➡️ Start local. Reach out to community leaders and policymakers in your state and invite them to visit your mobile clinic. A visit in the community makes a stronger impression than any report.

➡️ Look ahead. If your mobile clinic is serving rural communities, learn how to have a voice in the upcoming Rural Health Transformation Program. Driving Health Forward has drafted a letter template you can send to your governor. Download here: https://www.drivinghealthforward.org/rhtp-funding-for-mobile-health

🎥 Missed it? You can still watch the replay here:https://mobilehealthcareassociation.app.box.com/s/e54dzmn37cnfqnh9709u5831jn656z13

10/14/2025

Our Mobile Health Map experts are sharing insights on mobile healthcare at conferences and webinars across the country:

➡️ Oct 15 – Health Evolution Roundtable: Catalyzing Action to Advance Health for All | Dr. Nancy Oriol, MD, Co-Founder of The Family Van and Mobile Health Map and faculty at Harvard Medical School, will join the Roundtable to explore how hyperlocal delivery models can bridge health and care gaps.

➡️ Oct 16 – Mental Health America's Turn Awareness into Action Conference in DC | Josephina L., Research, Communications, and Health Equity Associate, will showcase The Family Van's youth-led multimedia project designed to reduce mental health stigma and promote wellness among youth in Boston’s historically under-resourced communities.

➡️ Oct 21 – National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) Conference in Las Vegas, NV | Kait Guild, Manager of Evaluation and Strategic Relations, will present Laying the Foundation for Mobile Health Success with Needs Assessments.

➡️ Oct 30 – Evaluation & Impact SIG Meeting Q4 (Virtual) | Hosted in partnership with Mobile Healthcare Association, Kait Guild will present Listening to Our Patients: Evaluating Satisfaction in Mobile Health Settings.

➡️ Nov 4 to 6 – The Milken Institute's Future of Health Summit | Dr. Nancy Oriol, MD will be a featured speaker in the session Every Mind Matters: Embedding Brain Health into Everyday Life, presenting work The Family Van is doing in partnership with the Global Brain Care Coalition.

➡️ Nov 12 – IJERPH MDPI Webinar | Dr. Daniel Palazuelos, MD, MPH, will chair a session featuring Dr. Nancy Oriol, MD, who will present Mobile Health Clinics: Learning from the Past and Exploring the Future.

➡️ Nov 13 – American Hospital Association's Care Delivery Transformation Webinar | Dr. Nancy Oriol, MD will highlight successful, real-world mobile health strategies that bridge hospital and community care.

We’re excited to connect, share lessons learned, and explore ways to make healthcare more accessible, effective, and community-centered.

10/08/2025

📢 REGISTER NOW! How do we know if patients feel heard, respected, and cared for in mobile clinics? Join us for an interactive session on measuring and improving patient satisfaction in mobile health care.

We’ll share practical tools for:
✅ Collecting meaningful patient feedback
✅ Understanding drivers and barriers to satisfaction
✅ Using data to strengthen programs and expand access

🗓 Thursday, October 30
🕑 2:00–3:00 PM ET
📍 Online (Zoom)

🔗 Register here: https://members.mobilehca.org/atlas/events-v4/register/2116

Proudly co-hosted by Mobile Health Map and the Mobile Healthcare Association as part of the Evaluation + Impact Special Interest Group.

10/02/2025

💔 An estimated 1 in 6 North Carolinians struggles with a substance use disorder, yet fewer than half ever receive treatment. State data show 231,000 people could benefit from medication-based care — but the reality is access is severely limited.

The problem is stark: treatment programs operate in just 55 of NC’s 100 counties, forcing many to travel for care or go without it. In 2024, over 3,000 North Carolinians died from opioid overdoses. The stakes are life and death.

🚐 That’s why NC is rolling out mobile opioid treatment clinics — full-service extensions of brick-and-mortar clinics that bring methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone, along with counseling, drug screening, and peer support, directly into communities.

The first mobile unit launched in Raleigh this summer with Morse Clinics, and a second from New Season recently celebrated its ribbon cutting in Greensboro. Backed by $3.75M from NC DHHS through Vaya Health, six additional units are being rolled out to expand access across western and central NC.

“Methadone and other medications for opioid use disorder save lives. They help people maintain long-term recovery to have the lives they were meant to have.” — Kelly Crosbie, NC DHHS

Mobile clinics are more than vehicles — they’re a statewide strategy to close treatment gaps, fight stigma, and save lives.

👉 Read more about this breakthrough in North Carolina Health News: https://www.northcarolinahealthnews.org/2025/09/16/nc-turns-to-mobile-clinics-expand-opioid-addiction-treatment/

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