A clinic that comes to town
When a bucket truck comes down your street, you know it is on its way to fix something. A Mobile.Clinic on the side of a van should read the same way. In a sense, a public utility: something local you can count on.
We call it Healthier Hometowns. A van, a clinic inside, and a program that keeps it running, so the people in your community can be seen close to home.
Who this is for
People come to a Mobile.Clinic program from different places. Find yourself below. This is not a test, and it does not tell you whether you qualify. Who can own or run a program depends on your state and on how the program is set up.
A nurse practitioner or other clinician. You know the care you want to give. You want to give it without owning and running a fleet.
An entrepreneur who wants to make a difference. You are not a clinician, and you care about the health of your town. You want to build something that serves it.
A nonprofit or shelter. You already serve young people, families or neighbors in need. A clinic on wheels could reach more of them.
A hospital or health system. You want to take care beyond your own walls, to the towns that are far from your front door.
Already have a mobile clinic? Does your existing clinic need support?
Not sure which one you are? Tell us on the form. That is what the form is for.
Rural and semi-rural places
Mobile care fits best where a town is far from the nearest clinic: rural and semi-rural communities, and smaller cities with one main hospital and not much else nearby. It is not built for the middle of a big city, where there are already many places to go.
Why a program, not just a van
Mobile care is usually run from the top down, by a hospital or a nonprofit. It is not really a for-profit model. Owning a fleet on your own is hard. It brings risk, and it brings frustration.
The Mobile.Clinic program takes that off your plate, so you can focus on patients and your community.
What we take off your plate
In 2021, we described our service as taking three things off a practitioner's plate:
The vehicle. Vehicle management, so you are not managing a fleet.
The driver. Driver logistics, so the clinic gets to where it is needed.
The upkeep. Equipment maintenance, so what is inside keeps working.
The full list of what the program includes comes with the program's disclosure documents, before any commitment.
How it works
You write in. Tell us who you are and where you would want to serve. Use the form below.
We talk. A conversation, by phone or in person. You ask what you want to know. We ask about your town and your goals.
You get the paperwork. The program's disclosure documents spell out what the program includes and what it asks of you.
You take your time. You have time with those documents before you sign anything or pay anything. No signing and no payment come before that.
You decide. If it is right for you, we go from there. If it is not, you walk away.
Questions first? Read the FAQs.
Where we are going
We have named ten territories. The first is already spoken for.
Richmond-Berea, Kentucky: Secured
Somerset-London-Corbin, Kentucky: Taking inquiries
Elizabethtown-Radcliff, Kentucky: Taking inquiries
Danville-Harrodsburg-Bardstown, Kentucky: Taking inquiries
Owensboro-Henderson-Madisonville, Kentucky: Taking inquiries
Dayton-Springfield-Xenia, Ohio: Taking inquiries
Huntington-Ashland-Ironton, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio: Taking inquiries
Knoxville-Morristown-Sevierville, Tennessee: Taking inquiries
Evansville-Jasper-Vincennes, Indiana: Not yet
Columbus-Seymour-Bloomington, Indiana: Not yet
Territories are named by their main towns. Exact boundaries are confirmed before any agreement.
Do not see your town? Write in anyway. Tell us where you would want to serve.
Tell us about you
Fill this in and we will be in touch. It is a first conversation. You do not commit to anything by writing in.
Does your existing clinic need support?
Some mobile clinics are hard to keep running. The cost adds up, or there is no one to build relationships or no one to drive. If that sounds like yours, we can coach and guide it toward something that works.
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Prefer to talk first? Call 502.890.0321 or write to hello@mobile.clinic.
This page is not an offer to sell a franchise. A franchise can be offered only where the law allows, and only through the disclosure documents the law requires.
Questions first? Read the FAQs.