Objectives Despite the role of mobile clinics in delivering care to the full spectrum of at-risk
populations, the collective impact of mobile clinics has never been assessed. This study …

Background Mobile health clinics serve an important role in the health care system,
providing care to some of the most vulnerable populations. Mobile Health Map is the only …

As the US healthcare system transforms its care delivery model to increase healthcare
accessibility and improve health outcomes, it is undergoing changes in the context of ever …

Mobile health clinics are increasingly used to deliver healthcare to urban and rural
populations. An estimated 2000 vehicles in the United States are now delivering between 5 …

Mobile health clinics are in increasingly wide use, but evidence of their clinical impact or
cost-effectiveness is limited. Using a unique data set of 5,900 patients who made a total of …

Abstract Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) is a patient-centered, innovative delivery model
offering on-demand, needs-based care and preventive services, delivered in the patient's …

Background Mobile health clinics provide an alternative portal into the healthcare system for
the medically disenfranchised, that is, people who are underinsured, uninsured or who are …

Mobile health (mHealth) combines the decentralization of health care with patient
centeredness. Mature mHealth applications (apps) and services could provide actionable …

Objective To measure the effect of a mobile integrated health community paramedicine (MIH‐
CP) transitional care program on hospital utilization, emergency department visits, and …

Community health centers were designed to overcome barriers to healthcare and narrow
health disparities faced by underserved communities. Given the increased attention health …