Come out to the Mobile Outreach Clinic’s Community Health Fair on Monday, October 21, 2019! We will be providing health care services including primary care for adults, family planning, resources, and referrals. When: 1-4:30pm on Monday, October 21, 2019 Where: Willie Mae Stokes Community Center (355 NW 6th…
This Fall, join us for a celebration of service event to highlight the grassroots efforts in our community that are addressing the social determinants of health. More details about the event will be posted here as they become available. This is the first, of what will be…
Dear Friends, On Monday November 4, the Mobile Outreach Clinic bus was in an unfortunate accident. The bus needs to be evaluated to determine if it can be repaired. In order to continue to provide the services our patients have come to rely on, we have reached out to some…
Care coordination, increasingly recognized as an effective component of health care delivery, allows members of health care teams to work together to benefit the patient. What sets MOC apart from other clinics is our innovative Care Coordination program, where trained undergraduate and graduate student volunteers have the opportunity to work…
One of our Care Coordinators, Sarah Fleischman, presented her research about the Characteristics of Emergency Department (ED) Super Utilizers in a Mobile Clinic Population at UF’s Public Health and Health Professions Research Day. Super Utilizers are defined as those who visit the ED an average of 4 times every year,…
The David and Wanda Brown Center for Leadership and Service at the University of Florida recognizes students who go above and beyond during their time in their undergraduate years here at the university. The Mobile Outreach Clinic is thrilled to announce that nine of the recipients are current Care Coordinators…
On Thursday, March 15th, Sherice Stewart, Jorge Herrera, and several Care Coordinators gave a presentation and a tour of the Mobile Outreach Clinic bus to the University of Florida’s Pre-Health Honor Society, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Alpha Epsilon Delta has been a major contributor to the Mobile Outreach Clinic, both financially…
Mobile Outreach Clinic Nurse Michelle Nall and Care Coordinators Taylor Hopper and Bhuvna Mahajan were among those published in Project MUSE’s Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved this month. Their article, Community Women and Reproductive Autonomy:Â Building an Infrastructure for Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) Services in a…
On Friday, March 8th, medical director Dr. Grant Harrell and Social Services Coordinator Liz Leja presented at the annual Primary Care Innovations Conference in Gainesville, Florida. The conference was held in the Harrell Medical Education building on the UF campus and brought together over 100 health professionals to discuss ways…
BESTYou is a Chronic Disease Self-Management Program that introduces basic life strategies and tools to interested individuals that are trying to make a change for the better. With one session a week for six weeks, the program allows you to get together with friends, neighbors and/or family members to enjoy…
