The University of Cincinnati’s Remote Area Medical chapter organized a free clinic serving 235 patients. Their efforts highlight the critical need for accessible healthcare in both rural and urban communities.
Remote Area Medical, founded by Stan Brock in 1985, has revolutionized free healthcare delivery to underserved communities. Brock’s induction into the Tennessee Health Care Hall of Fame recognizes his pioneering efforts in breaking down barriers to medical access across America.
Approximately 240 servicemembers from across the United States provided no-cost health care to more than 2,000 Virgin Islands residents June 1-9, many leaving behind their civilian jobs such as doctors, dentists and optometrists.
A group of Chattanooga State Community College students traveled to Knoxville in January 2024 to provide free dental care to underserved communities, working with Remote Area Medical.
UConn students have partnered with RAM to organize a free health clinic offering medical, dental, and vision care to underserved local communities. This inspirational effort brings together over 100 UConn volunteers to serve nearly 300 Connecticut residents in need.