A mobile health unit provides some wheels out of poverty
Washington Post
Then Sheannea learned about a mobile health unit that would come to her neighborhood. The unit — basically a fully appointed doctor's office on a truck — was operated then by Georgetown Hospital. Since 2000, the program has been run by Children's ...
See all stories on this topic »Alexandria schools to offer free mobile health care
Washington Examiner
The federal government is giving Alexandria City Public Schools $380,000 to provide three low-income elementary schools with the kind of health services that have been linked to better grades and attendance in low-income communities. The school system ...
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Washington Post
Then Sheannea learned about a mobile health unit that would come to her neighborhood. The unit — basically a fully appointed doctor's office on a truck — was operated then by Georgetown Hospital. Since 2000, the program has been run by Children's ...
See all stories on this topic »Alexandria schools to offer free mobile health care
Washington Examiner
The federal government is giving Alexandria City Public Schools $380,000 to provide three low-income elementary schools with the kind of health services that have been linked to better grades and attendance in low-income communities. The school system ...
See all stories on this topic »