Executive Summary

Global Mobile Clinic in Liberia aims to provide accessible healthcare services to underserved communities in Liberia. By operating a fleet of mobile medical clinics, the company will deliver essential primary care, preventative health screenings, and dental care and provide health education programs. Our mission is to improve health outcomes, reduce maternal and child mortality rates, and empower individuals in vulnerable populations in Liberia.

Mission Statement

To provide accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare services to underserved communities in Liberia, thereby improving health outcomes and reducing disparities.

Vision Statement

To be the leading provider of mobile healthcare services in Liberia, transforming the lives of individuals and communities through compassionate care and innovation services.

Market Analysis

Target Market: Underserved communities in and around the Liberian capital-Monrovia, summarily extending to the rural areas in Liberia.
Market Needs: Monrovia and its environs are densely populated, with many communities lacking affordable and accessible healthcare facilities. There is a high prevalence of communicable diseases, maternal and child mortality, which lack access to healthcare facilities and limited healthcare resources.
Competition: There are no known mobile clinic competitors. Currently, Liberia has a very limited number of government-run healthcare facilities, which are heavily plagued by a lack of medical supplies and challenges in terms of accessibility, affordability, and quality of care.

Services Offered
1. Primary care- focused on diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses
2. Preventive health screenings that involve malaria, fevers, tuberculosis, STDs, HIV/AIDS, and others
3. Maternal and child health services (antenatal care, postnatal care, child immunization
4. Dental care- essential dental examinations, extractions, fillings etc.
5. Health education programs involving disease prevention, nutrition, hygiene

Operational Plan

Mobile Clinic Fleet: The company would focus on procuring or leasing a fleet of well-equipped mobile clinics with necessary medical equipment and supplies, providing mobility services within designated communities/areas.
Healthcare Professionals: Recruit qualified healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, dentists, and pharmacists with experience working in challenging environments.
Partnerships: Collaborate with local NGOs, government agencies, and community leaders to identify underserved areas and facilitate access to our services.
Logistics: Develop efficient logistics systems for transportation, supplies, and waste disposal or management.
Quality Assurance: Implement quality assurance measures to prioritize the highest standards of care and patient satisfaction.

Financial Projections
1. Revenue: The mobile clinics will be funded through philanthropic organizations, donors, grants, government contracts, and service fees.
2. Expenses: Salaries, benefits, equipment, supplies, transportation, maintenance, and operational costs (fuels, insurance, utilities, rent or lease) are the predominant operational expenditures.
3. Operational cost: this would include the projected cost or operational budget for establishing a mobile clinic in Liberia. The operational cost encompasses elements in both revenue and expenditure.

Global Health Mobile Care (Libera)

By Kiona Foundation Inc

Global Health Mobile Care (Libera)

Improving Health Outcomes in Liberia