Toronto Public Library, UHN team up for mobile health clinics

The mobile clinics will offer primary care services such as full physical exams, blood pressure checks, cancer care and mental health counselling.

Home News GTA The mobile clinics will offer primary care services such as full physical exams, blood pressure checks, cancer care and mental health counselling. "/> Nurse practitioner Jess Hales and Dr. Andrew Boozary sit inside one of the UHN’s mobile health clinics located outside the Sanderson TPL branch, near Dundas and Bathurst. Nick Lachance/ Toronto Star By Omar Mosleh Staff Reporter A new project aims to meet vulnerable people where they’re at by offering health care outside of unexpected places: local library branches. The University Health Network and the Toronto Public Library

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