Mobile health screenings from UToledo Health
Mobile health screenings from UToledo Health in your northwest Ohio backyard
Community members of Toledo and the surrounding region can now access mobile screenings conveniently from the UToledo Health mobile health unit. The mobile health unit will travel directly to the Toledo community, providing community members with convenient access to health services including:
- Health screenings
- Health education
- Social services and support
- Referrals to specialized care
The mission of the UToledo Health mobile health unit is to improve the human condition by expanding access to medical care. To do so, the Mobile Health Unit provides prevention, assessment and health education services to underserved, socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals throughout northwest Ohio.
The UToledo Health mobile health unit is staffed by a nurse.
The 37-foot-long custom-built mobile clinic includes two exam rooms, a restroom and a small waiting area.
Accessing services at the UToledo Health Mobile Health Unit
UToledo Health is committed to expanding access to healthcare in the Toledo community and surrounding region. Our goal is to provide care to every patient regardless of their ability to pay.
Event Calendar
To visit the UToledo Health mobile health unit, please check our event calendar for screening dates and times near you. Make sure to look into the description of
the event to see which services are being offered, as not all services are always
offered at each location.
Schedule a Community Screening
UToledo Health is partnering with the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, the YMCA of Northwest Ohio, churches, community centers, nonprofits, workplaces and similar organizations interested in providing care to their community.
To schedule an event or to partner with the UToledo Health mobile health unit, please email MobileHealthUnit@utoledo.edu.
Community Collaboration
The UToledo Health Mobile Health Unit’s healthcare services for the Toledo community are made possible by generous support from U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur through the Health Resources and Services Administration and funding from Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.
