A conversion van for a mobile clinic starts with an empty extended-size, high-roof cargo van.
A conversion van for a mobile clinic starts with an empty extended-size, high-roof cargo van. That empty van is then used by Odulair as the starting platform to manufacture specialized mobile medical vehicles, most commonly available for sale as mobile health vans, mobile clinics, mobile dental vans, mental health mobile vans, mobile eye clinic van, audiology mobile clinic van, mobile veterinary clinic van, family van mobile clinic, and mobile medical clinic van.
While there are many vans from different manufacturers available for sale in the market, for mobile medical purposes, not all vans are born alike. In fact, only a select few vans do indeed provide what is needed and offer what is the most suitable area for converting a cargo/passenger van into a mobile medical vehicle that both patients and medical staff will absolutely love to be in.
Two aspects decide which of those commercially available vans should in fact be used for a van conversion into a mobile health van: the interior height of the van and the van’s length.
Why are the height and length so important if a van is a van? Every inch of interior height you can have you should take it. After all, everybody wants to be able to stand up comfortably, and as the medical provider, you need a space that will be accommodating, safe, and pleasant. For both staff and patients alike. And let’s not forget all the tall people, that extra headroom will come extremely handy, and only a few vans can deliver it.
Then comes the length of the vehicle to consider. If you can have more why should you settle for less? That initial investment in securing the extra feet will come in handy every day you use the mobile health van, or the mobile dental clinic van, whatever the final medical use will be. Something very important to remember is that the wheel-wells protrude inside the vehicle, no matter the vehicle’s make or model. You have wheels, you will have wheel-wells to contend with. That means the wheel-wells will take some floor space inside the vehicle. Of course, there are positive solutions to deal with that pre-condition of the wheel-wells, like building cabinets above the wheel-wells as means of transforming a design inconvenience into something useful.
So, to recap, here are Odulair preferred choices for a conversion medical van:
Our engineering team responds within one business day. All van platforms: 50-day lead time. WOSB set-aside eligible.
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 bringing healthcare services directly to patients at any location.
A: Pricing depends on chassis and clinical configuration. Contact Odulair for a custom quote.
A: No. Sprinter-based mobile health vans do not require a CDL.
A: Approximately 50 business days from signed contract and deposit.
A: Yes. Odulair LLC is a WOSB, SAM.gov registered (CAGE 6L2X9), and direct manufacturer of mobile health vans.