IDAMC 2016 WAYS TO GIVE WHAT WE DO WHO WE ARE TRAINING VOLUNTEER SITEMAP CONTACT US WHO WE SERVE Our goal is to provide short-term surgical, medical, dental, and other general health care services to underserved mountain and rural communities worldwide, as well as rapid, self-contained medical response in cases of disaster and mass casualty. Our volunteer medical personnel and organizers have served on missions to Haiti, the Philippines, and Southern Mexico. Mammoth Medical Missions fielded the first foreign medical team to be operational in Leyte Province, Philippines, in the wake of Super Typhoon Haiyan in November 2013. Planning is underway for our next “routine” medical mission to San Andrés Larraínzar, Chiapas, in May 2014. RECENT POSTS Loans for Medicines: Should We Wait for Massive Lending in Pharmacies? Why Is It Popular To Buy Medicines Online? Karch and Bahiraei Test Human Cut Suit in SF MMCS Logistics Mass Casualty Training CATEGORIES General Information General Issues Health Care News PARTNERS/SPONSORS ABOUT Ways to Give Our Mission Who We Serve Who We Are Board of Directors Board Vacancy Founder’s Philosophy on Mission Medicine Volunteer Contact us Sitemap HAIYAN 2013 MEDIA A Desktop C-section in the Wreckage of Haiyan (Channel 4 UK) American doctors set up clinic in remote Philippines town (NBC Nightly News) Group Of Health Professionals From Mammoth Among First To Aid Typhoon-Stricken Philippines (CBS LA) In the Wake of a Typhoon (the 4-part inside story on TakePart.com) Lack of medicine could mean patients are turned away (ITV) Mammoth Lakes Doctors' Group Among First to Help in Philippines (LA Times) Mammoth Medical Mission's Inspiring Story In The Philippines (Huffington Post) MMM wins distinguished Adelina Award Nancy Snyderman Returns to Tanauan to Find Medical Relief Still Underway (NBC Nightly News) The Health Beat: An American Rescue Team in the Philippines Typhoon Haiyan Devastation Slows Aid Efforts (Al Jazeera) Copyright © 2021 | www.mammothmedicalmissions.org. All rights reserved.