AxcessPointe Expands Care with Third Mobile Unit
AxcessPointe Health System (APHS) is continuing its mission to make quality, affordable healthcare more accessible with the arrival of its third mobile medical unit. This latest addition will expand healthcare access throughout Mecklenburg County, particularly for individuals experiencing homelessness and those facing barriers to receiving care.
Made possible through support from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) through its New Access Points (NAP) program, the new mobile medical unit will help APHS bring essential healthcare services closer to underserved communities.
Breaking Down Barriers to Healthcare
Access to healthcare remains a challenge for many individuals, particularly those experiencing housing instability, transportation difficulties, and financial hardships. By expanding its mobile healthcare services, APHS aims to reduce these barriers and create more opportunities for individuals to receive the care they need.
The third mobile unit represents another step in APHS's commitment to meeting patients where they are and strengthening healthcare access across Mecklenburg County.
Expanding Our Reach
The arrival of the new mobile unit marks another milestone in APHS's continued growth and commitment to serving the community.
"Our third mobile unit has arrived, and its purpose is clear: expand access to care across Mecklenburg County," said Don Holloman, CEO of AxcessPointe Health System.
Holloman also expressed his gratitude to the organization's Board of Directors, staff, and community partners for helping make this expansion possible.
The organization's growth is already continuing, with a fourth mobile unit ordered and currently in process. This upcoming addition will further support APHS's efforts to reach more individuals and communities in need.
Moving Healthcare Forward
As APHS continues to grow, its focus remains on improving healthcare accessibility, strengthening community connections, and addressing the needs of underserved populations.
As Holloman emphasized, "Our mission continues to guide every step, to positively impact the health of our community, one patient at a time."
