Care-a-Van Mobile Health Services delivers no-cost preventive care services and health education to people across Washington state. Beginning in August 2026, the program transitioned to support rural areas of Washington state as part of the Rural Health Transformational Program. We collaborate with Tribes, local health jurisdictions, social service providers, and community partners to increase access to those disproportionately impacted by health disparities and those in underserved communities.
Care-A-Van’s service menu continues to expand and brings all of the staff and equipment necessary to create an accessible pop-up event. All ages are welcome to this Washington State Department of Health (DOH) walk up service, and no insurance or identification is required.
Connect With Care-a-Van
If you would like to connect with Care-a-Van, complete this form:
Ways to connect:
- Rural community event request: Invite Care-a-Van to support an event with available health screenings, education, resources, or referrals.
- Partnership opportunity: Explore ways your organization could collaborate with Care-a-Van through outreach, services, resources, sponsorship, or community engagement.
- Volunteer interest: Share your interest, experience, or professional skills for consideration in future Care-a-Van activities.
Current Service Summary
- Services are offered at no-cost and health insurance is not required
- Patients can access these services on a walk-up basis and are available for ages seen below:
- A1C testing, ages 35 years+
- Blood glucose screening, ages 12 years+
- Blood pressure screening, ages 3 years+
- BMI screening, ages 2 years+
- COVID and flu test kits
- Local health insurance enrollment specialist (upon availability)
- Naloxone (Narcan) distribution
- Vision testing 3 years+
- The mobile clinics also support community events by providing necessary equipment (tents, chairs, signs) to make healthcare more accessible.