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InvestigateTV+: Bringing the hospital to neighborhoods

Derek Jones
Derek Jones
Derek Jones
Reporter · Savannah, GA

Derek Jones has been covering education in Savannah for 7 years after earning his degree in Education Journalism from the University of South Carolina. He previously reported for NPR’s local affiliate, where he focused on educational policy and its impact on local schools and students.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 12:00 PM · 1 min read
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InvestigateTV+: Bringing the hospital to neighborhoods — Savannah Health news

(InvestigateTV) — InvestigateTV+ explores a pilot program bringing the hospital to people’s homes, delivering more than preventative care while working to expand nationwide. Plus, we take an in-depth look at a federal initiative to recruit and retain foster homes and whether states can meet the goal of a home for every child. Then, a story of sweet success: we go behind the scenes with a Vermont sugar maker keeping nearly century-old traditions alive.Nurses in the neighborhoodA pilot program called Neighborhood Nursing is providing basic primary care outside the traditional clinic setting in East Baltimore, setting up in a church and visiting apartment complexes and homes to reach residents.The program’s services are open to anyone who lives in the area. Those services are free and funded for now largely through philanthropic donations.Read moreA home for every childKids sleeping in shelters, bussed between hotels, and overnights in office buildings. That’s the reality for many foster

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