No, the Mobile Health Clinic accepts walk- ins on a walk-in, first-come, first-served basis; no appointments are required.
Patients are seen in the order they arrive, based on service availability and clinical capacity. Wait times may vary.

Currently, our team has limited capacity to provide complete school physicals. School physicals require up-to-date vaccinations and lead testing, and these services are not available by the MHC team. We can still offer general health assessments and help refer for any additional services your child may need. If you have questions about required forms or needed follow-up services, please contact our clinic team before your visit.

No. Available services may vary depending on the event location, available staffing, and partnership agreements. Not all services listed on our Services page will be available at every visit. We encourage you to check with the Mobile Health Clinic team or event organizer ahead of time to learn which services will be offered.

DHHS Mobile Health Clinic direct services are free for Montgomery County Residents. Patients may be subject to out-of-pocket costs if referred to services not directly provided by the DHHS Mobile Health Clinic.

Please bring a photo identification, proof of residence in Montgomery County (government issued ID or mail at current address or lease/affidavit from landlord. Examples of documents to bring include:

• Mortgage, Lease or Property Tax Bill
• Current utility bill issued within 60-days with applicant’s name and address (gas, electric, water, cable, landline phone)
• Driver License with current address
• Maryland State ID card
• School Records (Current report card, Progress Report, Letter of enrollment from school)
• Official county, state or federal correspondence (if the agency verifies addresses only)
• Written statement on letterhead from an HHS provider who will verify the customer’s address (Home visiting Social Worker, Community Health Nurse)
• Letter from person with whom applicant lives along with document verifying address for that person
• Current tax return
• Homeless customers may provide letter from the shelter to confirm residence or provide contact information for case worker at shelter or other facility.

You may send us an email at [email protected].

Please see the calendar and the homepage for our current locations.

Yes, the clinic provides care for Montgomery County residents of all ages.

No, the Mobile Health Clinic is a walk-up clinic only. Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, and availability depends on the volume and needs of those who visit that day. If you are in need of urgent care services, please visit your nearest urgent care clinic.