Nationally, 52% of mobile health clinics served vulnerable communities such as the underinsured, immigrants and individuals of color.
In Dallas County, nearly one in five births to teens is not a first baby, but a second or greater number birth.
Same-day access matters: Up to 50% of clients will not return for the second visit required to get an IUD or implant.
66% of women did not receive the birth control they wanted, or a prescription for it, at their first postpartum visit.
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