Mobile Medical Clinic Unit: Provide Accessible Healthcare on Wheels

A mobile medical clinic unit is a mobile medical van designed to provide healthcare services outside of a traditional clinic. It can help healthcare teams reach rural, remote, and underserved communities while giving patients a private space to receive care.

Why are mobile medical clinic units used?

Mobile medical vans are used to bring healthcare services directly to people who may have difficulty reaching a traditional clinic, health centre, or hospital. A mobile clinic van can help healthcare organizations reach underserved communities and reduce barriers to care.

Patients may have difficulty accessing healthcare because of:

• Mobility challenges

• Lack of transportation

• Rural or remote locations

• Financial barriers

• Language barriers

• Long wait times

Bringing healthcare closer to patients can support earlier screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care.

Mobile medical clinic units can also support services such as:

• Primary care

• Health screenings

• Addiction treatment

• Mental health counselling

• Community outreach

• Services for homeless and vulnerable populations

Who uses a mobile medical clinic unit?

Mobile medical vans are used by healthcare organizations, community programs, and public service groups that need to bring care directly to the people they serve.

Indigenous and Tribal Nations

In many Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities, patients may live far from a clinic or hospital. A mobile clinic van can bring primary care, screenings, counseling, and other services closer to where people live.

These units can also support mental health, sexual health, and other programs that benefit from a private, culturally appropriate care setting.

Housing and Homelessness Organizations

Housing and homelessness programs use mobile health vans to provide care and support where people already are. The private interior gives outreach teams a safe space for consultations, basic healthcare, and other services.

Addiction Services

Mobile medical units can provide a private, approachable space for addiction treatment and support outside of a traditional clinic. They can also be used for counselling, outreach, and other community-based services.

Non-Emergency Medical Services

A mobile medical van can provide space for non-urgent care such as bloodwork, physical exams, first aid, health screenings, and other medical services delivered in the community.

Industrial Safety Programs

Industrial safety teams can use a mobile clinic vehicle as an on-site treatment space with room for medical supplies, equipment, and staff when care is needed at remote or temporary work locations.

Pricing can vary depending on the custom options you need in your mobile clinic. The price ranges from $170,000 to $290,000. Find out what makes the price go up or down here.

*Price ranges may be subject to change.

A mobile clinic van is typically  and easier to drive, park, and operate than larger mobile medical trucks or RV-style medical units. Larger vehicles can provide more interior space, while a van can be a better fit for programs that prioritize mobility, easier access, and lower operating complexity.