Specialties
The Recovery Mobile Clinic is a startup non-profit organization that can use your help through donations. We are dedicated to providing treatment options for drug & alcohol addiction that have been proven effective in decreasing relapse rates while increasing treatment availability to a population who is largely under-served. We want to work with you and your local addiction support groups, churches, counselors, therapists, parole officers, attorneys, and physicians. Reach out to us to see how we can support you and your groups.
History
Established in 2020.
Throughout Jordana's, the CEO, medical career she has witnessed 1st hand through friends, family & patients the trials & tribulations that people struggle with drug & alcohol addiction.
One of the biggest constraints most addicts have is the availability of transportation to a facility that is miles away to receive the treatment they need. Another problem many addicts also face are the costs for addiction treatment.
Jordana knew there needed to be a better way to help people suffering from addiction. This is when she decided to invest her own finances and time to create a platform that will help those in need.
By utilizing a mobile medical office the Recovery Mobile Clinic will be able to treat people fighting addiction closer to where they live. Recovery Mobile Clinic has also set up a donation based program, Patient Recovery Fund, to help relieve the financial burden many patients may have.
We would love your support to help improve the lives & communities around us.
Meet the Business Owner: Jordana L.
Recover Mobile Clinic is led by Jordana Latozas ACNP/CEO. Jordana obtained her BSN at University of Detroit Mercy with clinical experience in caring for patients at a free clinic in inner-city Detroit, as well as interacting in the Shelters, & participating in the Lighthouse outreach in Pontiac Michigan. She has ICU RN experience at Detroit Receiving Hospital, Huron Valley Sinai Hospital & Henry Ford West Bloomfield. She obtained her Master's degree as an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner at Wayne State University in 2010. She has worked in the fields of interventional pain management, chronic pain, Hospice, palliative care, Neurosurgery, Physical medicine & rehab, Internal medicine/Primary Care & Addiction Medicine. She has spent the last 4 years of her career at the Highland Milford Family Clinic where she obtained her waiver for prescribing SUBOXONE as well as obtaining extensive experience with addiction, & provision of the VIVITROL injections.