Mission Mobile Medical

06/11/2026

Picture a kid who can see a doctor without leaving school. A family that doesn’t have to drive an hour for care. That’s what school-based health looks like in West Virginia, and the teams making it happen are the real heroes of this story.

We got to celebrate that work this week at the West Virginia School-Based Health Conference in Charleston, and we were genuinely surprised and grateful to be named the 2026 WVCA School-Based Health Community Impact Leader.

The award was presented to us by our dear friends, Preston-Taylor Community Health Centers, Inc.

Getting to share that moment with people we care about made it all the more meaningful.

Maria Ferraris accepted for the team, with Jess Hughes there too, and tomorrow Maria is presenting “Driving Care Outward and Forward: Mobile Operations and Sustainability.”

To everyone in West Virginia helping care reach kids and families: thank you for letting us be part of it. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

West Virginia Primary Care Association - WVPCA

06/09/2026

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06/09/2026

Big day in Poplar Bluff!

This morning, Missouri Highlands Health Care celebrated the ribbon cutting for their brand-new mobile clinic, one that’ll bring prenatal, postpartum, primary care, and maternal mental health services right into rural Southeast Missouri communities.

And here’s the part we love: it’s open to everyone who needs it, no matter their insurance.

So many good people made this happen, including Aetna Better Health of Missouri and the team at GMHRC Global Mobile Healthcare Research Consortium. But the heart of it is Missouri Highlands, doing what they do best: caring for their neighbors close to home.

The clinic hits the road soon, with the first community stop at Town and Country Grocery in Piedmont on June 29.

Congratulations to everyone who poured into this one. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Read the article here: https://www.aetna.com/insights/news/aetna-better-health-missouri-mobile-maternal-care-clinic-rural.html

Missouri Primary Care Association (MPCA)

06/09/2026

Behind every program we support are people like Mollie.

Mollie Williams, DrPH, MPH, is our VP of Evidence and Insights.

Before joining us, she spent nearly a decade leading The Family Van, a mobile clinic at Harvard Medical School, in Boston, and directing the Mobile Health Map, the largest national network of mobile health programs.

What we love about Mollie is how she thinks about this work. To her, mobile healthcare has always been "a quiet force for equity, built by people who go where the need is greatest" the local teams showing up where care is hardest to find.

She helps us make sure every program we support can show real results for the communities it serves.

We're so lucky to have her a part of our team!

06/08/2026

There’s something special about gathering with people who spend their days caring for their communities.

Our teammates Isabella and Maria Ferraris spent a few days in Durham at the North Carolina Community Health Center Association 47th Annual Primary Care Conference, held at the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club.

This year’s theme said it all: “Moving Health Forward.”

The room was full of the people who make community health happen every day: health center leaders, clinicians, government officials, and school-based and rural health partners from all across the state.

These are the folks doing the hard, steady work of getting care to the people who need it most, closer to home.

For us, it was a chance to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new friends, and listen to the teams who know their communities best.

We came away grateful and inspired by everyone showing up for North Carolina.

Thank you, NCCHCA, for creating space for this kind of community.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

06/08/2026

Welcome to the team, Jamie!

Jamie Goble is stepping in as a Mobile Health Clinic Champion serving rural Ohio communities.

He'll be keeping a mobile clinic up and running and making sure the care team gets safely to each location.

It's the kind of work that keeps everything running, and it's exactly what helps care reach the people and places that need it most.

When a mobile clinic rolls into town ready to go, folks like Jamie are a big reason why.

We're so happy to have you with us, Jamie. Here's to keeping care close to home.

06/08/2026

There's something special about getting a room full of people who care about the same thing.

This August, GMMA is hosting the 2026 Mobile Health Leadership Summit, From Insight to Impact, and bringing together the folks working hard to get care closer to the people who need it.

Two days of real conversation, fresh ideas, and connections that last well past the event.

📍 The Conference Center at GTCC in Colfax, NC

🗓️ August 24–25, 2026

🎤 With a keynote from Dr. John C. Maxwell

We’re proud to help bring this together alongside GMMA.

If you're part of this work, or just believe people deserve care that meets them where they are, we'd love to see you there.

Registration is open. Details are in GMMA's post!

We're bringing the mobile health community together, and we'd love to see you there. 💙

The 2026 Mobile Health Leadership Summit is coming to Colfax, NC., on August 24-25. Our theme this year: From Insight to Impact.

It's two days of mobile health leaders from across the country coming together to share ideas, learn from one another, and shape the future of mobile healthcare.

Whether you're just getting started, already running a full fleet, or thinking about stepping into this space, there's a place for you here.

Some of what you'll experience:

🎤 A keynote address from Dr. John C. Maxwell, #1 New York Times bestselling author and leadership expert. We are thrilled to have him with us!

Immersive Executive Labs designed to send you home with a personalized plan you can start using right away.

Time to connect with peers who understand the work and the people you serve🤝

Come ready to learn, connect, and lead. 🙌

Learn more and register: https://50867907.hs-sites.com/2026-mobile-health-leadership-summit

06/05/2026

Meet our Leader of the Month, Arthur Kimbro! 🏆

Arthur is the kind of teammate who makes the whole crew better: dependable, hardworking, and always bringing good energy to the work.

This month, that championship belt is all his.

Every mobile clinic we build is the result of people who care about doing things right, and Arthur is one of them.

Congratulations, we're proud to have you on the team! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

06/04/2026

Big things are happening in the Southland, and this one's worth celebrating.

This week, The Link & Option Center cut the ribbon on their brand-new mobile clinic, and they gave her a name that fits perfectly: Carrie, because she'll carry care across the region.

She's also the first mental health mobile unit in Illinois, which makes this moment even bigger.

For so many families, getting to mental and behavioral health care isn't easy.

Carrie helps change that, bringing support closer to the neighborhoods that need it across the Southland and Cook County.

A big, heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Twin Green, President & CEO of The Link & Option Center, and her whole team.

They've poured decades into caring for this community, and Dr. Green carried that same heart into GMMA's Operator Training.

Our teammate Jess Hughes was lucky enough to celebrate with everyone in person. What a day. 💙

Welcome to the road, Carrie. This community is in good hands.

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