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Past Trips

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Puerto Rico 2018

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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Houston 2017

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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Colorado 2013

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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Georgia 2011

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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Japan 2011

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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Haiti 2010

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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New Orleans 2005

We ran a medical clinic for two days for a community of 7,000 people from 7 surrounding communities that still have no access to a physician because of the conditions of the roads due to the impact of Hurricane Maria. The nearest hospital is over one hour away and the residents cannot afford to pay for the services as insurance is rarely reimbursed. Unless organizations like ours volunteer for these communities there are no other feasible options for healthcare. We treated 120 patients and even brought four Telemedicine devices to assist our doctors on the ground in Utuado. Telemedicine allows a convenient way for patients to see doctors. This technology is instrumental in bringing medical relief to areas where communities or physicians do not have access.

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