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Dollar General, a low-cost retailer that has many stores in areas that lack health care, is trying out mobile clinics at some of these sites in rural Tennessee. So far,

On a hot July morning, customers at the Dollar General along a two-lane highway northwest of Nashville didn’t seem to notice signs of the chain store’s foray into mobile health

Deploying mobile clinics to fill care gaps in underserved areas isn’t a new idea. But pairing them with Dollar General’s ubiquitous small-town presence has been heralded by investment analysts and some rural health experts as a way to ease the health care drought in rural America.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.

Dollar General partnered with New York-based mobile medical services company DocGo to test whether they could draw more customers and tackle persistent health inequities.