Mobile Health Clinic to Visit L'Houmeau on November 18

A multidisciplinary team offers consultations and health prevention in areas with insufficient healthcare services.

Generic image of a mobile health clinic van parked in a French village square.
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Generic image of a mobile health clinic van parked in a French village square.

The Mobile Health Clinic will be present in L'Houmeau on Wednesday, November 18, offering medical consultations and prevention activities in areas with insufficient healthcare services.

Addressing the feeling of distance from health services, the Mobile Health Clinic travels to be closer to patients, particularly in areas where healthcare professionals are scarce. The goal is to ensure access to care for everyone.
A multidisciplinary team, including general practitioners, nurses, ophthalmologists, and speech therapists, mobilizes to meet the medical needs of communities with insufficient healthcare offerings. In addition to consultations, the clinic provides prevention and awareness activities on major topics such as vaccination, women's health, and nutrition.
Consultations are billed like in a traditional medical practice, with fees depending on the healthcare professional and the service provided. Prevention and awareness activities are free of charge.
The clinic operates in 22 municipalities within the Aunis Nord region. It will be at L'Houmeau on Wednesday, November 18, starting at 9 AM in the Gaby Coll parking lot, to discuss nutrition and healthy eating with residents.
To make an appointment, contact 09.73.05.66.96. More information is available from CPTS Aunis Nord at clacsoins@cpts-aunisnord.fr.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de L'Houmeau (04/11/2026)