Ontario Class G vs. Class F: What Do You Need for Wheelchair Vans?
Here’s a fact that might surprise you: over 6.2 million Canadians live with a disability. That’s a lot of people who potentially count on safe, accessible transportation every day. If you’re part of an organization that’s planning to get a new wheelchair van in the near future, you’re stepping up to make a real difference. […]
What Is the Difference Between Vehicle Decals and Vehicle Wraps?
Did you know 64% of Canadians trust a business more if it uses vehicle decals? If your organization is buying a wheelchair van or a mobile medical unit, choosing the right branding matters. Maybe you’re feeling stuck between vehicle decals and vehicle wraps. If your vehicle doesn’t clearly show who you are, people might not […]
What is the Ontario Health Funding Opportunity for FNIMUI Lower-Limb Preservation?
To be eligible for the Ontario Health Funding Opportunity for FNIMUI Lower-Limb Preservation, you must be: A First Nations, Inuit, Métis, or Urban Indigenous (FNIMUI) community or organization Located in Ontario Focused on supporting people with diabetes or vascular issues Learn more about the funding Who can apply for the funding? You can apply if […]
What Happens to Healthcare Access During Wildfires in Manitoba?
Wildfires in Manitoba have forced thousands of people from their homes. Right now, over 17,000 residents have had to leave towns like Flin Flon and Thompson because of the fires. Clinics are closed, hospitals are moving patients, and care homes are relocating residents. Even breathing is harder, with smoke filling the air and causing health […]
What Is Culturally Sensitive Care?
Did you know that more than 450 ethnic and cultural groups live in Canada? That means patients come from many different backgrounds, speak different languages, and have unique beliefs about healthcare. But here’s the problem: not all healthcare programs are set up to provide culturally sensitive care. When healthcare doesn’t respect a patient’s culture, they […]
Canada’s Care Forward Program: Canada Funding Opportunity at a Glance
If you’re looking to improve access to care in your community, Canada’s Care Forward program could give you the boost you need. If you are part of a healthcare team, community organization, or a group serving remote or underserved populations, this national program provides real support to help you bring your ideas to life. Here’s […]
Mobile Blood Draw Vehicles: SUV vs. Van Pros and Cons
Mobile health is growing fast in Canada. In some rural areas, over 40% of healthcare visits now happen outside of traditional clinics. One big reason? Access. When people can’t get to care, care needs to come to them. That’s where mobile blood draw vehicles come in. But here’s the big question: Do you go […]
Top 5 Pitfalls of Buying a Used Mobile Clinic
Did you know that nearly 1 in 5 Canadians can’t get the healthcare they need because of where they live? That’s a huge problem. Mobile clinics help fix that, so if you’re looking at a used mobile clinic for sale, we get it. You’re trying to stretch your budget while still bringing care to your […]
Leasing Wheelchair/Medical Vans for First Nations: Benefits and BCR Challenges
Does your community struggle to access safe and reliable healthcare or transportation, or are you having BCR challenges? Many First Nations communities face big challenges when it comes to getting wheelchair-accessible or mobile medical vans. One of those challenges is that around 40% of First Nations people live in remote areas. If you’re in this […]
