Pharmacy Driven Mobile Clinic Program

The primary goal of the Pharmacy Driven Mobile Clinic Program is to offer accessible preventative care and chronic care management in the areas of cardiovascular disease and diabetes across South Dakota communities.

The new 5-year work will see the development and implementation of a mobile clinic whose primary purpose is to provide accessible diabetes and cardiovascular care in South Dakota’s rural communities. By establishing a mobile clinic, the project team will be able to bring key care services to patient’s communities, with the goal of connecting them with and supporting providers and practitioners already serving those areas.

Year 1: Needs Assessment, Education, Program Development; Year 2: Plot and Implementation; Year 3: Implement, Market and Enroll; Year 4: Evaluation and CQI; Year 5: Succession Planning — CPIC Mobile Clinic Program 2023-2028: Implementing a mobile clinic to provide accessible care for diabetes, CVD and comorbid conditions in rural South Dakota

Proximity to Healthcare Facilities and Pharmacies in South Dakota

Community Needs Assessment

To determine to how maximize effectiveness of the mobile clinic program, our team is spending the first year of this program conducting an ongoing needs assessment within our rural communities.

Mobile Clinic Planning

Establishing and investing in partnerships with South Dakota communities, organizations, and healthcare providers is a key step in the development of the mobile clinic.