11/15/2025
I’m continually grateful for the flexibility that mobile outpatient work provides—not only for clinicians, but especially for the patients we serve.
Mobile care removes barriers. It supports those who struggle with transportation, fluctuating health conditions, caregiving responsibilities, and the stress of navigating traditional medical environments. It allows therapy to occur where participation is most authentic: in the home, community, and meaningful daily routines.
And for clinicians, it allows us to practice with autonomy, creativity, and true patient-centered care. We get to meet people where they are—not just physically, but emotionally and functionally.
Mobile outpatient isn’t just a model. It’s a mission. And I’m grateful to be part of it. 🤍