Research that represents everyone

Data collection and analysis for hard to reach places and populations

Through the mobile health model, we're building a world where everyone counts. United to Reach All isn't just our mission - it's our promise to extend healthcare research beyond traditional boundaries, capturing real insights from real lives in real time. By connecting communities previously left out of the conversation, we're creating a more complete picture of human health. This isn't just about collecting data - it's about ensuring every voice is heard, every story matters, and no one remains invisible to healthcare progress.

Our Mission

The Research Consortium, United to Reach All, brings together academic institutions and other research organizations with local health systems committed to transforming healthcare access. Together we tackle a fundamental challenge: local health systems often lack the resources to implement mobile healthcare programs, leaving vital populations underserved.

By uniting expertise and resources across institutions, we're making powerful technology and mobile health capabilities accessible to organizations serving communities that have historically been left out of healthcare innovation. Our consortium is designed so that limited research funding no longer stands between communities and the healthcare innovation they deserve. 

Maria Victoria Ferraris (Orbegozo) MSPM, M.Ed
Executive Director
Global Mobile Healthcare Research Consortium

Our Project:

The Research Consortium at Mission Mobile Medical powers inclusive health research through a unique three-phase model:

1. We identify and secure grant funding for health data on hard to reach places and populations.
2. We partner with academic medical centers and universities to execute projects.
3. We provide operational support - from implementation planning to technology and infrastructure - enabling researchers to focus on analysis and publishing.

United to Reach All, we remove the traditional barriers of funding and operations that have historically limited research in underserved communities. This approach transforms possibilities into reality for both researchers and the communities they serve.