FMC brings care to our communities as we improve community health and address health disparities in rural and minority areas.

  • MOBILE UNIT WEEKLY SCHEDULE

    Mobile Unit Phone Number: 865-483-4718

    All Clinic and Event times are 8:30 am - 3:30 pm unless otherwise indicated.

    Please view our rotating schedule below.

    Monday: Primary Care
    1st Monday:  Rocky Top Community Center
    (207 Jacksboro Ave.)
    2nd Monday: TCAT Harriman: 
    (1745 Harriman Hwy, Harriman)
    3rd Monday:  Mt Zion Church
    (195 Wilberforce Ave. Oak Ridge)
    4th Monday:  Liberty Baptist Church
    (110 Liberty Rd, Wartburg)

    Tuesday: Community Health
    1st Tuesday:  Oak Ridge Clinic Location
    2nd Tuesday:  Liberty Baptist Church
    3rd Tuesday:  TCAT Harriman
    4th Tuesday:  Life Choices, Harriman
    (1102 S. Roane St. Harriman)

    Wednesday: Behavioral Health
    1st Wednesday:  Rockwood Clinic location
    2nd Wednesday:  TCAT Harriman
    3rd Wednesday:  Rockwood Clinic location
    4th Wednesday:  TCAT Harriman

    Thursday: Primary Care
    1st Thursday:  Clinton Church of God
    (635 Hillcrest St, Clinton)
    2nd Thursday: Mt. Zion Church, OR
    3rd Thursday:  Clinton Church of God   
    4th Thursday:  Mt. Zion Church, OR

    Call our Mobile Unit to confirm locations or join us on FMC Facebook

  • SCHEDULE FMC TO SUPPORT YOUR NEXT COMMUNITY EVENT

    FMC is honored to serve your event with first aid services or full medical care services based on your event's needs. Provide your dates, we want to make your event a success!

    WANT TO INVITE FMC TO YOUR EVENT? COMPLETE THIS FORM HERE.

  • RECRUITING MOBILE UNIT VOLUNTEERS

    Want to serve on the FMC Mobile Clinic? We are presently recruiting drivers, medical professionals, and Admins. For more information please EMAIL US HERE.

  • MOBILE UNIT FACTS

    The Mobile Unit was paid for by a TN Department of Health Grant. FMC was only one of five selected across the state. The Unit is 29 feet long, one exam room build, with a 10 foot awing. It has 150 hours of generator power before needing to recharge. 1 bathroom, full air & heat, can be plugged into a 20 or 30 amp outlet. The Unit was built by Mission Mobile Medical. The Mobile Unit is a part of a Community Engagement Strategy to increase community health while decreasing Health Disparities in Rural and Minority Communities. It is also a part of the larger disaster response effort with local towns, cities, and counties.

FMC DISASTER RESPONSE

Supporting our local towns, cities, and counties with FMC mobile units to provide wound care, emergency medication replacement (Partnership with Baggett Pharmacy) and food and beverage services for responders and displaced residents.

FMC is proud to support the efforts of Anderson and Roane County and the City of Oak Ridge Disaster Response coordinations.