Mission Mobile Medical

??Recap Video!?? The Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics' 2024 Annual Conference included high-quality content and networking opportunities for more than 175 participants representing more than 95 organizations that came together as conference attendees, exhibitors, speakers, and special guests to learn and connect. Many thanks once again to our generous event supporters who made this important educational and networking event for Virginia’s free and charitable clinics possible. We could not do it without you! We hope you’ll join us next year for the 2025 Annual Conference at the Hotel Roanoke from November 16-18. Videography provided by Vestige Visuals

We so appreciated the opportunity to tour Old Dominion University Ellmer School of Nursing's Community Care mobile clinic during our annual conference last week in Williamsburg. This unit created by Mission Mobile Medical, was launched in the spring of 2023 with the goal to bridge gaps in primary care in rural southeastern Virginia by bringing free care to medically underserved communities, and to provide clinical placement opportunities for nursing students. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ezxxAbvp

For the third time, Camino traveled to Asheville to support families affected by the devastation of Hurricane Helene. Thanks to the incredible efforts of our community, we were able to deliver: ?? 2,283 lbs of food ?? 84 people received medical care ?? 2,180 lbs of clothing ?? $4,706 in hygiene and household products ?? $1,164 in construction materials ??? $1,650 in miscellaneous supplies ?? 6 people received pastoral counseling Additionally, our volunteers dedicated 498 hours of work and we assessed 116 families to ensure they received the support they needed. Thanks to everyone’s contributions, we were able to travel to Asheville and collectively reached a total of $40,031 in donations, we continue to push forward to help those who need it most. Thank you for being part of this relief effort.

Yesterday, #NationalRuralHealthDay celebrated another year of work on rural health priorities all over the country! What a great way to acknowledge the work of so many people who are every day servicing our rural communities right from the heart! Lynn Coachman, MHA and I celebrated at the South Carolina Office of Rural Health Conference! Amazing conference in which like Dr. Graham Adams, PhD, CEO of the SCRHA said, we enjoyed learning, meeting and connecting with servants’ hearts!?? Thank you for your leadership! Diane Hall, Director of Office of Rural Health for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has a mission to lead the CDC’s rural public health strategy and coordinate across agency programs and with partners to improve the health and well-being of rural communities throughout the U.S! Thank you for your insights, your way to define health equity, your reminder that rural is not just geography, that public health is a team’s sport, the CDC’s “cookbook” of rural data, the strategic engagement and partnership, and how the rural reality is …we have work to do! We at Mission Mobile Medical are ready to define rural health through the eyes of mobile healthcare! ???? At the same time I spent the afternoon virtually at the NC Department of Health and Human Services - North Carolina Office of Rural Health and the North Carolina Rural Health Association, celebrating a National Rural Day Homegrown Connections! Amazing presentations, listening to staple voices and the advice on how we must address urgency in the rural areas which fuels innovation! Congratulations to everyone who won awards and gave a message of tenacity, drive and commitment to rural initiatives! William Massengill, LCSW, MBA, former CEO of Benson Health, a Rural Health Clinic, was recognized as a community star, a compassionate leader who has advocated for improving access to care in rural and underserved areas across North Carolina. And Dr Ralph Riley, the winner of the South Carolina Rural Health Pioneer Award, he closed the conference with an advice, which invited everyone involved in service, to continue to serve the vulnerable population to be most fulfilled, and like he said humbly, “as you service people, dance wherever you are!” We at Mission Mobile Medical are your partners in this journey of rural health! ?? Ron Gimbel from Clemson University thank you for sharing your impact report! Thank you to Justin Kearley, MPH for everything you do! Monty Robertson, MHA from Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina and Priya S. from Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSAgov), HHS keep your work for rural health! #PowerofRural #NationalRuralHealthDay #HealthEquity #HomegrownConnections

"The only thing that will set us apart in the long run is how we treat people. Do the right thing." – Travis LeFever Travis and Amanda LeFever, MBA launched Mission Mobile Medical Group in 2020, bringing healthcare to underserved communities. While many prioritize profits, the dynamic duo chose purpose and people—making healthcare reachable for 46 million underserved Americans. How? ?? 1. Rebuilding vehicles for 50% fewer CO2 emissions ?? 2. Partnering with local health systems to deliver care 3. Building programs that don't just sustain but thrive. From a driveway operation to a national movement, Mission Mobile proves that kindness + innovation can reshape industries. Want to know how they’re transforming lives? Read Travis’ full story here: https://lnkd.in/df3duMaq ?? Like + Share to spread the message. ?? What does servant leadership mean to you? Let’s discuss below! #HealthEquity #Sustainability #MissionMobile #TravisLeFever

Exciting news! RAM has just added another self-sufficient mobile unit to our fleet! This incredible new unit features 2 exam rooms, Starlink Internet, and an onboard generator, making it a powerful tool for expanding access to care. ? While we’ll primarily use this unit for Telehealth clinics, it also has the potential to support other patient services. Its first stop will be today at the CareCuts Clinic in Knoxville, Tennessee! ? This addition wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of our donors, volunteers, and partners. Thanks to you, we’re able to reach even more people in need across Tennessee. ?? ? Learn more about our telehealth services: ramusa.org/telehealth ? #RAMClinics #RAMTelehealth #FreeHealthcare #CommunityCare #HealthcareAccess #NonprofitImpact #GiveBack #VolunteerHeroes