Rachel Zimmer is the Clinic Director of Wake Forest Baptist Health’s ‘Community Health Alliance’. The Mobile Health Clinic is a program to help meet the medical needs of people in the community. The program partnership between School Health Alliance for Forsyth County (SHA)* and Wake Forest Baptist Community Health Alliance (CHA), a service of Family and Community Medicine. Both programs provide medical, nursing, nutrition, mental health, and health education services to both adults and children in underserved communities. The CHA also provides screening for sexually transmitted infections in collaboration with the Forsyth County Health Department. The mobile clinic is a customized recreational vehicle that is wheelchair accessible and features two private exam rooms and a counseling room. Uninsured adults and children can receive a wide range of services, including preventative care, care for minor illnesses, care coordination, behavioral health, and management of chronic health conditions such as hypertension, diabetes and asthma. The mobile clinic team is comprised of a nurse practitioner, a behavioral health specialist, and a certified nursing assistant. Health education, nutrition coaching, no-cost lab services, and referrals to specialists will be provided, if needed.https://www.wakehealth.edu/Locations/Clinics/m/Mobile-Health-ClinicRecorded with Wally and Verne during the WBFJ Morning ShowAugust 2019