Transformation Talk Radio
Ellen Stewart - The Pushy Broad from the Bronx
Treatment on the Move with Jordana Latozas
Treatment on the Move with Jordana Latozas
Treatment on the Move with Jordana Latozas
Thursday 8th February 2024
Ellen Stewart and Jordana Latozas discuss the Recovery Mobile Clinic's innovative approach to making addiction treatment accessible and stigma-free.
55 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Taking Recovery to the Streets: Jordana Latozas' Mobile Clinic Revolution
Episode Overview
- Recovery Mobile Clinic offers mobile addiction treatment to address transportation barriers
- Jordana Latozas empowers nurse practitioners to own clinics for community health impact
- Focus on holistic care and patient education for active involvement in healthcare
- Mobile units provide essential medical and social services for addiction recovery
- Efforts focus on breaking stigma and increasing awareness for community health improvement
Education is essential to making the patient a key player in their own healthcare.
Imagine if the help you needed came right to your doorstep. In this episode of 'Recovery Recharged', Ellen Stewart, the Pushy Broad from the Bronx, chats with Jordana Latozas, the visionary behind the Recovery Mobile Clinic. Jordana's clinic isn't your typical doctor's office; it's a fully equipped mobile unit that brings medical and social services directly to those battling addiction. No more worrying about transportation or long waits—help is just a knock away.
Jordana talks about the clinic's mission to break down barriers and provide holistic care that addresses both physical and mental health needs. She also shares her passion for empowering nurse practitioners to run their clinics, creating a ripple effect of positive change in communities. Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a fresh perspective on making recovery accessible and stigma-free.