A mobile clinic is a healthcare facility that is designed to travel to various locations to provide medical services. These clinics are often housed in vehicles, such as vans or buses, and can reach underserved communities where access to healthcare is limited. They offer a range of services, including routine check-ups, vaccinations, and health education. Mobile clinics play a crucial role in public health by addressing barriers to care, such as transportation issues and lack of insurance. They often collaborate with local organizations and health departments to ensure that essential services are available to those in need, improving overall community health outcomes.