
Chair and Professor of Pharmacy Practice within the Belmont University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
In Person Virtual
In the midst of an opioid crisis and rising rates of homelessness, mobile health clinics are uniquely positioned to deliver compassionate, low-barrier care to society’s most vulnerable. But how can faith-based organizations and Christian healthcare professionals engage this space in a way that is both evidence-based and Christ-centered?
This session explores how the Belmont University Flourish Health Clinic integrates harm reduction, behavioral health including substance use disorder, and medical care into its mobile outreach to unhoused and at-risk populations—grounded in a deep commitment to mercy, dignity, and unconditional love.
From socks and naloxone distribution to wound care, trauma-informed medical and mental health services, and physical and occupational therapy, this presentation highlights how the Gospel compels us to meet people where they are--physically, medically and spiritually.