UW Health has launched a new mobile health unit designed to improve access to health care at no cost to the recipients.
Full story: Mobile health unit brings screenings and other care to people in northern Illinois at no cost
Sue Thompson, nursing project coordinator for UW Health, talks Thursday, May 19, 2022, to Rockford Fire Chief Michele Pankow inside a new mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
UW Health, Rockford Fire Department, city of Rockford, Molina Health Care and Greater Rockford Growth Partnership officials cut the ribbon Thursday, May 19, 2022, on a new mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
UW Health has launched a new mobile health unit to bring screenings and other medical care to people in northern Illinois. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
Travis Andersen, president and CEO of UW Health, talks Thursday, May 19, 2022, about its new mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
Luis Duran, division chief of training for the Rockford Fire Department, speaks Thursday, May 19, 2022, about a new UW Health mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
Matt Wolf, plan president for Molina Healthcare, announces a $180,000 donation on Thursday, May 19, 2022, to go toward operating a new mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
Matt Wolf, plan president for Molina Healthcare, announces a $180,000 donation on Thursday, May 19, 2022, to go toward operating a new mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
UW Health has launched a new mobile health unit to bring screenings and other medical care to people in northern Illinois. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)
Travis Andersen, president and CEO of UW Health, talks Thursday, May 19, 2022, about its new mobile health unit. (Photo by Kevin Haas/Rock River Current)