Driving Healthcare Access: Mobile Health Clinics as a Vehicle to Address Health Inequities

Ethel Ulrich; Angela Malone; Patrick Dineen; Dana Sanneman

Driving Healthcare Access: Mobile Health Clinics as a Vehicle to Address Health Inequities

Ethel Ulrich
, Angela Malone
, Patrick Dineen
, Dana Sanneman

Nursing

Stony Brook Medicine
Mount Sinai South Nassau

Research & Scholarship: Contribution to conference › Presentation

Abstract

Webinar Description: Mobile Health Clinics have demonstrated an ability to address health inequities while cutting overall medical costs. Delivering care into the heart of a community reduces barriers such as lack of transportation, childcare, and income. Many mobile clinics also ensure that language, cultural and insurance barriers are addressed. Effective communication before, during, and after the visit is key to engaging patients and gaining trust. This panel brings together three different models of mobile healthcare delivery to share experiences and lessons learned: Stony Brook Medicines Mobile Mammography program, Mount Sinai South Nassaus COVID-19 Vaxmobile, and Molloy Colleges Community Care mobile clinic.

https://www.healthliteracysolutions.org/home

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jun 1 2022
Event	IHA Health Literacy Solutions - Virtual Webinar - Duration: Jun 1 2022 → …

Conference

Conference	IHA Health Literacy Solutions - Virtual Webinar
Period	6/1/22 → …

Keywords

mobile health clinics
health inequities
barriers to care

Disciplines

Education
Medicine and Health Sciences
Nursing

Access to Document

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