Mobile Healthcare
Healthcare on Wheels for New York City
Project Renewal’s mobile clinics provide healthcare all across NYC, delivering free, reliable, holistic services to anyone who needs medical care, regardless of their insurance or immigration status.
Our dedicated staff earns patients’ trust through compassionate care, sometimes acting as their main medical contact for decades. The mobile clinics provide physical checkups, vaccinations, HIV tests, basic medications, and treatment for common chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and asthma.
Lack of access to affordable healthcare, compounded by high rates of mental illness and mistrust of institutions, can make it a challenge to deliver healthcare to people experiencing homelessness. The consistent care and reliable support provided by our mobile clinics are the answer to reaching people, wherever they are.
The Impact of the Mobile Clinic
Project Renewal’s mobile clinics don’t just provide primary care–the program also offers mental health care to anyone who needs it.
Gothamist rode along to learn how our mobile medical team is building trust with New Yorkers who may not otherwise have access to psychiatric services and ensuring they receive consistent and compassionate care.
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1,340 people visited our mobile medical clinics in 2024
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Our Voices
Negusse
“Project Renewal was always there for me at my lowest points, when nobody else was.”
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Peter
“A lot of homeless people don’t trust hospitals. Project Renewal is different. They treat you with dignity, like a human being. I recommend it to people all the time.” -
America
“This is exactly what I was looking for—a place to clear my mind. At the Support and Connection Center, I am able to take care of myself." -
Alexa
"One of the hardest things about homelessness is the sense of isolation and the disruption of meaningful relationships. I try my best to use OT to build a community of support for residents."
