UNTHSC Pediatric Mobile Clinic

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Please consider giving to the Pediatric Mobile Clinic. Children In Fort Worth will be given medical treatment free of charge. Find "Pediatric Mobile Clinic" in the list below after you click on this link.

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Way to go Brittany!

A prestigious honor for TCOM third-year student Brittany Uebbing as she was selected by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) as an Emerging Leader Institute Scholar. Uebbing is one of just 30 new scholars comprised of medical students and residents chosen from around the nation.

The scholars will be provided with valuable leadership experiences as they will be paired with a mentor throughout the year, and they will also receive a $1,000 scholarship to attend the AAFP National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students. Congratulations Brittany!

Back to school shots done, now on the Sports Physicals. Flu vaccines coming soon. See our website to make an appointment.

TCOM students help with Health topics at Fort Worth apartment complex for refrugees.

Thank you Dr. Allan Saxe! Because of your generosity, the UNTHSC Pediatric Mobile Clinic has been able to impact hundreds of students in Fort Worth this year. And there are still almost 6 months left in the year.
You are our hero.

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🌟✨ Sharing the Heartwarming Work of the University of North Texas Health Science Center Pediatric Mobile Clinic! ✨🌟

Did you know that right here in Fort Worth, there's an incredible initiative making a huge difference in the lives of children? 🏥👦👧

Let's take a moment to appreciate the amazing efforts of the University of North Texas Health Science Center Pediatric Mobile Clinic! 🙌💙

In some of the poorest areas of our city, where access to healthcare can be limited, this compassionate team brings essential medical services directly to children who need it most. 🚐💉💊

👉 Imagine a brightly colored mobile clinic equipped with the latest medical technology, staffed by caring professionals who are dedicated to the well-being of our little ones. That's exactly what this clinic offers! 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️🚑

From routine check-ups to vaccinations, from preventive care to treatment of illnesses, they cover a wide range of healthcare needs for children, ensuring they receive the care they deserve. 🩺💛

But it's not just about medical services—this clinic goes above and beyond! They also provide health education, empowering families with knowledge and resources to maintain a healthy lifestyle. 📚🌱

By reaching out to underserved communities, the Pediatric Mobile Clinic is making a tremendous impact on the well-being and future of our children. 🌟🌈

📢 Let's spread the word about this wonderful initiative! Share this post and help raise awareness for the University of North Texas Health Science Center Pediatric Mobile Clinic! Together, we can support their mission of ensuring every child has access to quality healthcare. 💪💙

Sometimes we all need a little help from time to time. The children that come to the Pediatric Mobile clinic recently we given the opportunity to take home some underwear. We want to thank two great non-profits that help children have new underwear, Un**es for everyone (https://undiesforeveryone.org) and Bras for girls (https://www.brasforgirls.org).
Please consider donating to these two great resources.

AA Health Expo & Community Fair | 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107-2644, United States | April 29, 2023 AA Health Expo & Community Fair happening at 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107-2644, United States on Sat Apr 29 2023 at 10:00 am

Look for the PMC at the AAHE, tomorrow, April 29th. We will have FREE Underwear for Boys and Girls. Look for the Mobile Clinic.

AA Health Expo & Community Fair | 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107-2644, United States | April 29, 2023 AA Health Expo & Community Fair happening at 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107-2644, United States on Sat Apr 29 2023 at 10:00 am

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February is National Children's Dental Health Month! Help your little ones maintain a Healthy Mouth and a Healthy Body! For information and resources visit: https://centerforchildrenshealth.org/programs-coalitions/cohc/Pages/default.aspx

Tomorrow is the first day of National Children’s Dental Health Month! We will be sharing valuable dental health information throughout February. To kick things off, click the link below to print a brushing calendar and keep track of your brushing and flossing for February. Remember, a healthy mouth can lead to a healthy body!https://www.mouthhealthy.org/~/media/MouthHealthy/Files/Brushing-Calendars-2022-English/MouthHealthy-ADA_Brush-Floss_Calendar_Feb2022.pdf

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month –

Most glaucoma cases occur in adults, but CHLDREN may also develop the eye disease. According to the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (AAPOS), classification of glaucoma may be based on the age of onset. Congenital glaucoma is present at birth. Infantile glaucoma develops between the ages of 1-24 months and glaucoma with onset after age 3 years is called juvenile glaucoma. Primary congenital/primary infantile glaucoma occurs in the general population at a rate of approximately 1 in 10,000 births, according to the AAPOS.

Additionally, the symptoms for childhood glaucoma are different than for adults. The Glaucoma Research Foundation states that parents and caregivers should look for signs of congenital glaucoma that include excessive tearing, large eyes, cloudy corneas and hiding from bright light or squeezing of eyelids. Children with juvenile glaucoma may demonstrate or communicate they have vision loss, problems adjusting to the dark, head or eye pain, excessive blinking or squeezing of the eyelids, and consistently red eyes.

Glaucoma can develop in all ages and is commonly referred to as the “silent thief of sight” because its symptoms develop over time and are painless. The way to preventing vision loss from glaucoma is to learn about the disease, and to make sure everyone, adults and children, receive eye care to be diagnosed and treated early.
For this and additional information about glaucoma, in English or en Español, visit preventblindness.org/glaucoma. For information on additional financial assistance programs in English or en Español, visit https://preventblindness.org/vision-care-financial-assistance-information/

A few days ago, our team and some wonderful medical students spent the day educating children and families on the importance of oral health. When was the last time you went to the dentist? For more information, visit https://centerforchildrenshealth.org/oral-health/Pages/default.aspx

Happenings in our community! 📢📅📢📅📢📅
This event is free, very informational and open to all.

Happenings in our community! This event is free and it is open to all men in our community!

Presentation in our community!

📢📢📢📢 Happenings in our community!

📢📢📢The Pediatric Mobile Clinic FY21 report is out and here are the numbers...

* 1878 patients were served, of those...
-- 1478 received vaccines
-- 156 received a Well Child Exam
-- 111 had sick visits
-- 68 had virtual health visits
-- 64 received a health screening

* 38% of patients were Hispanics, 34% were White and 18% were African Americans
* 46% of patients were over age 12
* 52% of patients were female
* 75% of patients were uninsured

49 adults were vaccinated against COVID-19
60 families were assisted with food distribution
and, 800 children received new underwear!

Our team wants to remind you that we will be closed, starting today and returning on January 6th. In case of emergency, please call 911. We hope everyone enjoys their holiday season! Stay safe!

Let's all ensure our children grow to be the best version of themselves they can be! Tap into community resources like this!

What do the Family Navigators do? Two Help Me Grow North Texas staff share what it is that the Help Me Grow North Texas Family Navigators do when they work with families in the community.

Early intervention is key! Take advantage of this amazing community resource!

Early Education and Interventions Are Key Tarrant County Commissioner Roy C. Brooks shares why connecting families with essential resources and supports like education and intervention services are k...

Help Me Grow North Texas Family Story Hudson Moses shares his story of working with the Help Me Grow North Texas Family Navigators after his son received an autism diagnosis.

Esta cuidando por alguien que tiene Alzheimer's? Conoce a alguien que esta cuidando a alquien con Alzheimer's? Esta platica es para usted!

Do you suffer from Diabetes? Are you caring for someone who does? Attend the last class of the year, offered by our partners at Tarrant County Diabetes Collaboration

Join us next week for this very important class!

Parents, take a moment to read about the importance of vaccinating our children!

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Informacion importante sobre el COVID-19 para los ninos!

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Are you or your kids still pending for the flu or covid-19 vaccines? If so, consider taking advantage of this opportunity from our partners at Mercy Clinic Fort Worth