UNC Health Mobile Health Clinic

Published on
November 23, 2020
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Watch the quick video above to see how Carolina is expanding testing in underserved areas.

Carolina is meeting underserved populations where they are thanks to the UNC Mobile Health Clinic, supported by the UNC Health COVID-19 Response Fund. The clinic is providing COVID-19 testing, education and support services for underrepresented communities with historically limited access to care.

We started this project as a community engagement effort to address disparities in health outcomes. We see that COVID-19 is disproportionately affecting minorities, particularly in African American and Latinx community members, so as a health care system we decided to deploy mobile testing to their communities.
- Randi Towns, Population Health Services Manager, UNC Health Alliance

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