​More than half of our population is living in rural regions within Montana.

According to the CDC, rural residents are less likely to have access to healthcare, and have higher rates of poverty, leading them to be less likely to have health insurance.

The CDC also references higher rates of hypertension, obesity, cigarette smoking, and lower seat belt use in these regions.

The barriers of having adequate healthcare in these regions are access, affordability, and education

By bringing mobile medical clinic services to rural Montana regions, we are able to break down the barriers of access and education. In addition to expanding covered regions, our organization is funded solely on grants and donations to provide a no-cost service. We aim to provide better healthcare to rural and impoverish communities.