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The Ministry of Health is operating mobile medical clinics (UMACs) in Tela, San Carlos, Salamá, and Liure from October 19–23 to bring healthcare services closer to rural and urban communities.

The Health Ministry's UMAC mobile clinics will operate in Esparta, San Francisco de La Paz, Morocelí, and San Juan from October 12–16, bringing medical services to underserved rural areas.

The Health Ministry is deploying mobile medical units (UMAC) to rural communities in Olancho, Atlántida, Intibucá, and El Paraíso from September 14–18 and 21–25, offering free consultations, lab work, dental care, X-rays, ultrasound, and mammography.

The Health Ministry is deploying mobile clinics (UMAC) to Margen Izquierda, Colón, from August 24–26 and to Tocoa from August 28–September 1, offering free health services to underserved communities.

Following a first phase in which mobile medical units served nearly 17,000 patients, Honduras's Health Ministry is deploying the clinics to Tambla, La Libertad, and La Lima to extend free care to underserved communities.

Community Medical Care Units (UMAC) served over 16,900 people in their first deployment round and are now expanding to rural areas in Lempira, Francisco Morazán, and Cortés.