Global Mobile Medical Association

10/05/2026

There’s something exciting about the moment a mobile healthcare team steps into their new space and starts learning how everything comes together.

Training is where the questions get answered, the systems start making sense, and the team gets comfortable with the environment they’ll soon be working in every day.

It’s also when everything starts to feel a little more real.

From learning the unit to preparing for day-to-day operations, every part of training helps build the confidence teams need before taking care into the community.

09/30/2026

Confidence doesn't come from a checklist alone. It comes from doing it, asking about it, and doing it again.

That's the beauty of hands-on training: you learn by working through each step together, until it all starts to feel second nature.

Learn more about GMMA training at globalmobile.org

09/29/2026

Behind every mobile health program is a team with experience worth sharing, from the way they plan their routes to the partnerships that help them reach more people.

Bringing those teams together is where the good stuff happens.

People trade ideas, laugh about the moments only fellow mobile health folks would understand, and leave knowing they have people to lean on.

That's what makes GMMA a community, and we're so grateful for everyone who's part of it. 💙

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09/28/2026

Thank you to Driving Health Campaign for convening program leaders, funders, health plans, policymakers, researchers, and national partners in Kansas City this past weekend.

Sharing survey findings and then discussing them together at roundtables is the kind of work that helps mobile healthcare grow stronger as a field.

We appreciated the chance to join fellow panelists for The Future of Mobile Healthcare conversation, and we look forward to what comes next.

09/23/2026

Ask anyone who's been through training what stuck with them most, and it's usually not just the material.

It's the conversation over lunch with someone who runs a unit three states away.

It's the tip from a longtime operator that saves you a headache the following month.

It's realizing the thing you've been quietly wondering about is something other people have wondered about too.

You come for the hands-on learning. You leave with people you can keep learning from.

If Operator Certification Training has been on your list, we'd love for you to join us.

09/23/2026

Mobile healthcare comes in all shapes and sizes, including boats!

In Assam, India, families living on river islands along the Brahmaputra rely on the Akha boat clinic network for doctors, medicines, and vaccines.

"Akha" means "hope," and for many of these communities it is a vital link to care.

A great reminder that meeting people where they are can look very different depending on where "there" is.

Read the story here:
https://www.afp.com/en/mobile-boat-clinics-bring-healthcare-indias-remote-islands

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An infant lets out a feeble cry as a doctor administers a routine but vital injection aboard a mobile boat clinic, part of a network serving...

09/21/2026

Mobile health work can feel solitary. You're often the only program like yours for a hundred miles, making calls without much to compare against.

But the answers are out there. They're sitting with other program leaders who've already been through it and are happy to share, you just have to be in the room with them.

That's the heart of what Dennis Wagner teaches: one good thing leads to another.

A conversation turns into an idea, an idea turns into a stronger program, a stronger program turns into more care reaching people who need it.

Learn more: globalmobile.org

09/15/2026

Mobile healthcare teams do a lot of problem-solving on their own.

But when people come together to learn and share, the work gets easier. Ideas get passed along. Contacts get exchanged. Somebody's three-year headache becomes somebody else's ten-minute fix.

That's the heart of this community! Practical knowledge, shared freely, between people who understand the work.

If you're doing mobile health work and want to connect with others who get it, we'd love to have you: globalmobile.org

08/27/2026

Ask five people what stood out at the Summit and you’ll get five different answers.

That’s kind of the whole point.

Someone came for the executive labs and left with a scaling plan they’d been circling for a year.

Someone came for the keynote and left with a page of notes they’ve already read three times.

Someone came for one specific conversation with one specific person and got it, plus four more they didn’t expect.

Two days at The Conference Center at GTCC. Exemplar presentations. A fireside chat. Hands-on labs covering revenue, sustainability, population health, and building teams that hold together.

Dr. John C. Maxwell on day two, challenging a room full of leaders to move past knowing and into doing.

And then the part no agenda can schedule: the hallway, the lunch table, the parking lot at the end of day one.

Mobile healthcare is a big field made of a lot of small teams.

Two days a year, it doesn’t feel small at all.

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