Minneapolis Medical Mobile unite makes massive impact in first year
One year ago, the City of Minneapolis launched its Medical Mobile Unite. Funded by opioid settlement dollars, the goal was simple – stop waiting for people to come to the clinic, and bring it to the streets. Registered nurse Melissa Gorvik-Westermeyer joined FOX 9 News at 5 to talk about the massive impact its making after 12 months.
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