Founder Story
Dr. Anita Chambers founded Odulair after years of clinical practice revealed a consistent gap: mobile clinic manufacturers were engineering from a construction perspective, not a clinical one. The result was vehicles that looked like clinics but didn’t function like them — inadequate power systems, poor workflow design, and equipment that arrived uncertified.
Odulair was founded to close that gap. Every system starts with a clinical brief — what procedures will be performed, what equipment is required, what power and water loads are needed — and the van is engineered around those requirements. Not the other way around.
| Credential | Detail | Status |
|---|---|---|
| CAGE Code | 6L2X9 — NATO Commercial & Government Entity | Active |
| UEI | LUAKV3T8KSV5 — Unique Entity Identifier | Active |
| WOSB | 100% Woman-Owned Small Business | Certified |
| DOT/NHTSA | Authorized Manufacturer — WMI Code 1Z9 | Authorized |
| FGI | Facility Guidelines Institute — mobile medical standards | Compliant |
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Our engineering team responds within one business day with platform-specific specifications, floor plan options, lead time, and pricing for your configuration.
A: A mobile health van is a fully equipped clinical vehicle built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or similar chassis, bringing healthcare services directly to patients at any location.
A: Pricing depends on chassis, clinical configuration, and specialty equipment. Contact Odulair for a custom quote tailored to your program’s needs.
A: Odulair does not carry financing paper. Lease-to-buy programs are available through preferred equipment finance partners, subject to credit approval.
A: Odulair delivers mobile health vans in approximately 50 business days from signed contract and deposit.
A: Yes. Odulair LLC is a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), SAM.gov registered (CAGE 6L2X9), and direct manufacturer of mobile health vans and mobile medical vehicles.