Through the mobile health model, we’re building a world where everyone counts.
United to Reach All isn’t just our mission, our commitment to extend healthcare research beyond traditional settings and capture real insights from real lives in real time.
This work is for organizations and partners who want to advance knowledge, not just deliver services.
We focus on research that helps us better understand, strengthen, and evolve mobile healthcare by meeting people where care is happening.
Unlike traditional organizational funding, which focuses on sustaining or growing programs, our research-focused work centers on generating evidence and impact.
We collaborate with partners to both develop research initiatives and pursue the funding that makes them possible. This includes:
We collaborate with academic institutions, healthcare providers, and community organizations to design and carry out meaningful research.
Whether you're just beginning to explore a study or looking to expand an existing effort, we can support both the research and the path to funding it.
Navigating the world of grant funding can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to. With years of experience and a partnership with trusted third-party experts, the path to securing funding for mobile clinics becomes clear and achievable. The right guidance streamlines applications, removes confusion, and helps secure the critical resources needed to grow.
Let us be your guides, simplifying the process so the focus can stay on what matters most—bringing healthcare to underserved communities.
Yes, federally qualified community health centers (FQHCs) can get Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) funding, but not by applying to Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS). The $50...
Rural Health Transformation funding ends in federal fiscal year 2030. Any program built on it needs a plan for what comes next, because a project that depends entirely on grant dollars stops when the...
Nutrition shapes pregnancy outcomes as much as almost any clinical measure, and food insecurity undercuts both. Pregnant people who cannot reliably afford food attend fewer prenatal visits and are...
Funding a mobile substance use treatment program usually means combining several sources rather than relying on one: federal grants, Medicaid and other billing, opioid settlement funds, and state...
A community health needs assessment for a mobile program is the structured process of gathering data on who in your area lacks access to care, what conditions go unmet, and where people are hardest...
The Rural Health Transformation Program runs on a five-year clock. States applied in fall 2025, CMS awarded all 50 by the end of 2025, and funding flows at $10 billion a year from federal fiscal year...
Mobile health clinics earn their cost back by catching disease early, keeping chronic conditions managed, and preventing expensive medical emergencies. The peer-reviewed evidence is consistent on the...
Mobile health clinics are the most direct tool available for turning Food as Medicine from policy language into delivered care. By bringing screening, dietary counseling, and food distribution to...
A mobile health clinic business plan is the document that turns a good idea into a fundable, operable program. It defines who you will serve, what care you will deliver, how the vehicle and staff...
Big news for healthcare providers in Tennessee: The state is now accepting applications for the third round of Healthcare Resiliency Program grants, with $13.2 million available to support rural and...
The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation is now accepting letters of intent (LOIs) for its 2025 grants program, aimed at supporting health and human services initiatives across New York State. Nonprofit...
The Florida Blue Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2025 Mental Well-Being Grant Program, aimed at enhancing mental health services across Florida. Nonprofit organizations with a focus...
In honor of World Mental Health Day, the North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services announced a significant financial commitment of $835 million towards improving mental health services....
The North Carolina Community Foundation (NCCF) is a significant connector between nonprofit organizations and donors, administering nearly 1,300 funds across the state. While many of these funds are...
The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program is a comprehensive grant program designed to provide resources and support for individuals living with HIV/AIDS in the United States. The program offers different...
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is a philanthropic organization dedicated to improving healthcare and promoting medical equity in the United States. Established as the Johnson New Brunswick...
Are you looking for new ways to fuel or jumpstart the growth of your mobile clinic? The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) provides open grants that can help turn your dream into...
Dental health is a fundamental part of overall health and well-being, yet many people, particularly those in rural and low-income areas, do not have access to dental care. A dental mobile clinic can...
Rural communities in the United States often have limited access to healthcare, which poses a significant challenge to the well-being of their population. A majority of the rural areas are served by...
Health centers play a crucial role in providing primary health care services to vulnerable populations and underserved communities in the United States. Millions of Americans live more than 60...
Mobile clinics offer a solution to reach communities with inadequate healthcare access in rural areas and underserved communities. However, starting and running a mobile clinic can be a challenging...
The Healthy Tomorrows Partnership for Children Program (HTPCP) is a cooperative agreement between the federal Maternal and Child Health Bureau and the American Academy of Pediatrics. It was created...
