What if healthcare didn't wait for you to find it?

In this trailer for Care In Motion: On The Road, you'll get a first look at a six-part narrative podcast exploring the people, communities, and mobile healthcare programs changing how care reaches those who need it most.

Hear what's ahead this first season as we travel alongside patients, providers, leaders, and innovators working to bring healthcare beyond traditional walls and into the communities they serve.

Because healthcare is moving ... and this is the story behind the movement.

Subscribe now and be ready when all six episodes launch on August 26.

Presented by Mobile Healthcare Association
Produced by JC Productions

What if healthcare came to you instead of asking you to come to it?

When Demi Dorsey found out she was pregnant, she needed prenatal care fast. But without insurance, finding an appointment wasn’t easy. Then someone offered her something she never expected: a doctor’s office on wheels.

In the first episode of Care In Motion: On The Road, we begin with one simple question: What is a mobile clinic?

Through Demi’s experience and the remarkable story of Dr. Nancy Oriol, founder of Boston’s Family Van and a pioneer in mobile healthcare, we explore how a preventable medical emergency helped inspire a model of care that has been bringing healthcare directly into communities for more than three decades.

Along the way, we discover that mobile healthcare isn’t just about a vehicle. It’s about access, trust, and meeting people where life is happening.

Because sometimes the most important part of healthcare isn’t asking people to come to care. It’s bringing care to them.

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Episode Guests:
Dr. Nancy Oriol, Founder of The Family Van
Demi Dorsey

What happens when getting to a doctor isn't as simple as making an appointment?

For some, it's a forty-minute drive without a car. For others, it's twelve-hour workdays in the fields, a language barrier, or a healthcare system that's difficult to navigate.

In this episode of Care In Motion: On The Road, we travel from California's Coachella Valley to rural South Carolina and neighborhoods in Columbus, Ohio, to explore what access to healthcare really means.

Alejandro Espinoza, Kimberleigh Harris, Melisa Sims Hammett, and Cornisha Waller share stories from the communities they serve—from agricultural workers and people experiencing homelessness to students receiving care right at school.

Their stories reveal that access isn't simply about whether healthcare exists. It's about whether people can actually reach it, trust it, and receive the care they need when they need it.

And sometimes, closing that distance means healthcare has to do the traveling.

Because if access depends on where you live... is it really access?

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Episode Guests
Alejandro Espinoza
Kim Harris
Melisa Sims Hammett
Cornisha Waller