Mission Statement
The mission of the Mobile Outreach Clinic is to reduce health disparities by providing best practice, flexible, low-barrier primary care at no cost to patients unable to access the healthcare system. We focus on addressing the social barriers that drive health inequities and educating health professions students in an environment that equips them to become the socially conscious medical providers of the future.
Vision Statement
To create a model community health program that creates a systematic approach for teaching and equipping individuals and groups to function as empowered advocates of health.
Our Approach
Our care is informed by our assessment of the social determinants of health (SDOH) for each of our patients. After their initial appointment, patients are contacted by one of our care coordinators to assist them in creating a customized solution to overcome any barriers that were identified during their SDOH assessment.
Clinic Goals
- Use available data to identify neighborhoods where residents have a lack of access to healthcare.
- Work with and train medical and PA students on how to provide SDOH informed health assessments.
- Train UF Student Care Coordinators on how to identify existing community resources to address the needs of our patients.
- Provide disease prevention services with community partners.