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Mobile Health Care Works, Why Don’t We See More of It? Answers & Opportunities

Writer: Driving Health Forward
Driving Health Forward
Mar 27
1 min read
Conversations On Healthcare  | Published March 26, 2026


There are nearly 4,000 mobile healthcare clinics in the U.S. and there’s no reason to stop at that number, according to Driving Health Forward. It’s a new and fast-growing national campaign of organizations and individuals dedicated to promoting healthcare system change to grow the mobile healthcare sector. 


Hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter discuss with guests Don Blanchon and Nicky Goren how policy, funding and infrastructure need to keep up.



1 Comment


John Stark
6 days ago

This is an excellent and inspiring article about the impact of mobile healthcare and how bringing medical services closer to communities can improve access to care. I really appreciate the focus on reaching people who may face barriers to traditional healthcare. Soul Mind Hospital also values accessible, compassionate, and patient-centered healthcare.

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