For health plan leadership

Mobile primary care, designed to fit your network.

Mobile primary care works. The harder question is whether it can hold its shape across markets — and become a measurable, predictable part of how your members access care.

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What members experience

A primary care visit that comes to them.

A predictable schedule, in a place they already know, with the same clinical team coming back week over week. The longitudinal relationship that drives better quality outcomes — without asking your members to assemble it themselves.

Primary care that's close enough to be the first option

For members who have built up patterns of using the ED for primary care, mobile satellite clinics bring real primary care into their neighborhood — same provider, same location, predictable schedule. Not a one-time visit. A relationship.

The longitudinal touch chronic care actually requires

Hypertension. Diabetes. Slowing the progression of chronic kidney disease. These are conditions that respond to consistent, in-person follow-up. Networked satellite clinics give your members the cadence the clinical evidence has always pointed to.

Behavioral health, met where the stigma is lowest

A welcoming, secure mobile space — in a familiar neighborhood — opens the door for members the formal system has often pushed away. Counseling, MOUD, and integrated behavioral health on a clinical platform built for that work.

Maternal care that doesn't ask for a long drive at 38 weeks

In maternity care deserts and the counties surrounding them, mobile prenatal coverage, postpartum follow-up, and pediatric coordination bring care to the families the rest of the system was too far away from.

Designed for cross-market consistency

One operating partner. One quality framework. A network of mobile sites.

Your members live in communities where the existing primary care infrastructure doesn't always reach them — by geography, by hours, by language, by trust. A satellite clinic can change that quickly in one county. The harder problem is operating consistently across markets, plans, and provider networks with different incentives. That's the part we've built.

How a program comes together

1 Listen first. Map where members live, what's between them and care, and what specifically is missing in each county.
2 Co-design the program with your clinical leadership, our providers, and the communities the program will serve.
3 Launch coordinated weekly rotations across counties, with full field operations supporting the clinical team.
4 Optimize continuously. What's learned in one county becomes part of the standard everywhere.

Your guides

A team that has done this inside health plans and at CMS.

The leaders walking alongside yours have built and measured networked satellite clinics before — in plan medical affairs, in community health, and in federal quality leadership.

Dr. Paul Rosen, MD

Chief Quality Officer

former Director of Quality, CMS

Dr. Paul McGann, MD

Executive in Residence

Brian Toomey, MSW

Executive in Residence

former CEO, Piedmont Health Services

Jesse Thomas

Executive in Residence

Dr. Jerry Isikoff, PhD

Executive in Residence

David Vliet, MBA

Executive in Residence

Mykayla Smith, MPH

VP, Mobile Health Operations

Rett Haigler, MBA

VP, Managed Care Markets

Grace May, MPP

Program Advisor

A first conversation

Talk with Dr. Paul Rosen.

Dr. Rosen and his team would be glad to walk through how networked satellite clinics could fit your markets, your members, and your quality framework — and what a first deployment might look like.

Schedule a 30-minute conversation Read the Policy Center