The Government of Canada established the Age Well at Home Initiative to support programs that enable seniors to live healthy, independent lives at home as long as possible. There are two funding streams which close
Find the right vehicle for your organization that provides the flexibility, efficiency, and long term cost savings you need.
We design and build mobile medical vans to suit your organization’s needs, whether you serve the public sector or provide on-site health services to your community.
We partner with First Nations and Indigenous organizations across Canada to support a wide variety of programs, such as Medical Transportation, Home Care, Health and Wellness, Jordan's Principle, and more.
Community living programs serve clients with a wide variety of mobility needs. These organizations come to us when they're looking for barrier-free accessible vans for all levels of mobility.
We partner with public paratransit agencies and municipal groups who seek efficient accessible vehicles for on-demand transit programs.
As demands for mobile outreach services grow, outreach and non-profit support organizations work with MoveMobility to design and build custom mobile medical units that allow them to serve vulnerable populations in a destigmatized environment.
From non-emergency patient transfer vans to mobile outreach vehicles, we work with Regional Health Authorities to equip them with vehicles that enable them to keep our communities safe and healthy.
We have options for families and individuals who need the freedom to travel together as mobility needs change.
Have questions about pricing and vehicle features, or just want a little more background knowledge before getting in touch?
Visit our Resource Centre to get valuable insights and educational answers to common questions about purchasing wheelchair accessible vans and mobile medical vehicles.
The Government of Canada established the Age Well at Home Initiative to support programs that enable seniors to live healthy, independent lives at home as long as possible. There are two funding streams which close
An in-depth comparison of the Creative Carriage Community Shuttle and the MoveMobility P4 - two accessible vans that may look similar to the untrained eye, but have several key differences that you should know.
The TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund is a grant program that supports Indigenous-led initiatives. This funding supports a variety of projects including health, education, community improvement, language, and culture. According to TELUS, “grants are available up
Exploring wheelchair accessible van options? Review 10 of the best wheelchair van companies in Canada to help you focus your search based on your program's needs.
Since MoveMobility introduced the P3 van to the accessible van market, we often get asked how it compares to the BraunAbility E3. It’s not easy to understand the differences between the vans without a side by side comparison.
A new accessible van can redefine the way your transportation program operates. Should you buy an accessible van directly from a trusted manufacturer, or should you work through a dealer?
AutoFloor is a critical component of a full-size wheelchair accessible van conversion, but what is it, and why do so many transportation providers switch to AutoFloor?
Watch the case study about Blood Tribe Department of Health's Mobile Medical Unit implementation and its impact on Canada's largest reserve community.
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation recently announced the Indigenous Transportation Initiatives Fund for First Nation and Metis communities and Indigenous organizations. Applications are due by February 23, 2022.
Have questions about pricing and vehicle features, or just want a little more background knowledge before getting in touch?
Visit our Resource Centre to get valuable insights and educational answers to common questions about purchasing wheelchair accessible vans and mobile medical vehicles.
The Government of Canada established the Age Well at Home Initiative to support programs that enable seniors to live healthy, independent lives at home as long as possible. There are two funding streams which close July 22, 2022.
An in-depth comparison of the Creative Carriage Community Shuttle and the MoveMobility P4 – two accessible vans that may look similar to the untrained eye, but have several key differences that you should know.
The TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund is a grant program that supports Indigenous-led initiatives. This funding
Have questions about pricing and vehicle features, or just want a little more background knowledge before getting in touch?
Visit our Resource Centre to get valuable insights and educational answers to common questions about purchasing wheelchair accessible vans and mobile medical vehicles.
The Government of Canada established the Age Well at Home Initiative to support programs that enable seniors to live healthy, independent lives at home as long as possible. There are two funding streams which close
An in-depth comparison of the Creative Carriage Community Shuttle and the MoveMobility P4 - two accessible vans that may look similar to the untrained eye, but have several key differences that you should know.
The TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund is a grant program that supports Indigenous-led initiatives. This funding supports a variety of projects including health, education, community improvement, language, and culture. According to TELUS, “grants are available up
Exploring wheelchair accessible van options? Review 10 of the best wheelchair van companies in Canada to help you focus your search based on your program's needs.
Since MoveMobility introduced the P3 van to the accessible van market, we often get asked how it compares to the BraunAbility E3. It’s not easy to understand the differences between the vans without a side by side comparison.
A new accessible van can redefine the way your transportation program operates. Should you buy an accessible van directly from a trusted manufacturer, or should you work through a dealer?
AutoFloor is a critical component of a full-size wheelchair accessible van conversion, but what is it, and why do so many transportation providers switch to AutoFloor?
Watch the case study about Blood Tribe Department of Health's Mobile Medical Unit implementation and its impact on Canada's largest reserve community.
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation recently announced the Indigenous Transportation Initiatives Fund for First Nation and Metis communities and Indigenous organizations. Applications are due by February 23, 2022.
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