Mobile Health Response

Accessing healthcare can be especially challenging when you’re experiencing homelessness or don’t have stable housing. Transportation, scheduling, and navigating multiple service providers can make getting help feel overwhelming.

Our Team travels throughout Clark County in a dedicated van, responding to requests for support and providing face-to-face services in the community.

The team brings together healthcare and behavioral health professionals, including a nurse, physician assistant, mental health clinician, substance use counselor, peer support specialist, and case managers. They assess each person’s needs and help coordinate appropriate care.

Our peer support specialists bring lived experience to their work, offering understanding and connection to individuals who may be navigating similar challenges.

Our Mobile Health Team provides a range of services designed to address immediate health concerns while helping individuals connect with ongoing care.

Depending on your needs, our team can provide preventive healthcare, medical services, mental health and substance use assessments, and therapeutic support. We also help individuals access follow-up care, connect with community resources, and receive support after a hospital discharge.

Our approach recognizes that physical health, mental health, substance use, and housing stability can all influence one another. By addressing these needs together, we work to help individuals access more coordinated support.

Rather than expecting you to navigate the healthcare system alone, our team works with you to identify your needs, explore available options, and connect you with appropriate services.