You’re likely feeling overwhelmed trying to find the perfect mobile medical or wheelchair accessible vehicle for your organization. Maybe you’re concerned about whether the right options are available in the locations you serve. This is a common worry, and it’s completely understandable. You want to ensure your patients or clients have reliable access to healthcare and transportation, and choosing the right vehicle is a big part of that.
At MoveMobility, we’ve been in the business for over 10 years, helping organizations like yours find the best solutions. We’re RAM Q-Pro and Ford QVM certified, which means we meet high standards for quality and safety.
Our mission is to break barriers to healthcare and transportation, ensuring more people can access the services they need. While we know we aren’t the only manufacturer out there, we strive to be the best by focusing on your needs and providing transparent information every step of the way.
In this article, you’ll learn about the locations we serve. You’ll also learn about some of the mobile medical and wheelchair accessible vehicle solutions we offer. By the time you’re finished reading, you’ll have a better understanding of whether we’re the right fit for your organization.
MoveMobility serves all of Canada
MoveMobility serves organizations all across Canada with our mobile medical vehicles and wheelchair-accessible vans. We know that different places have different needs, from the busy streets of Toronto to the quiet areas of the Yukon. We aim to ensure that every organization can help the people it serves.
Focus on Canadian communities: We know that organizations outside of Canada are also interested in our products. While we do get requests from overseas, we are currently focused on serving organizations located in Canada. This helps us provide the best service and support to our customers, making sure their needs are met quickly and effectively.
We understand the problems that Canadian communities face. For example:
- Rural areas: These places often have limited access to healthcare and transportation. Our mobile medical vans can bring essential medical care to those who need it most.
- People with disabilities: Our wheelchair accessible vans offer reliable and dignified transportation, making life better for those with disabilities.
At MoveMobility, we are proud to help you find better healthcare and transportation solutions in Canada. We’re here to support you, no matter where you are in the country, with reliable and innovative vehicles designed to remove barriers and improve lives. In the next sections, you’ll learn about some of the vehicles we manufacture. Although we currently serve only Canada, we warmly invite everyone worldwide to explore our Resource Centre for valuable insights and education.
What mobile medical vehicles does MoveMobility offer?
At MoveMobility, we manufacture four types of mobile medical vans to meet various needs throughout Canada:
Mobile Outreach Van
The Mobile Outreach Van is perfect for traveling outreach teams. It provides transportation and a safe workspace on the go. Uses:
- Bringing medical help to people who can’t travel
- Reaching remote areas without health services
- Building trust in communities
Who benefits:
- People struggling with homelessness, drug addiction, mental health issues, and more.
Mobile Response Van
The Mobile Response Van is a non-emergency medical van, similar to an ambulance but without life support equipment. Uses:
- Alternative to ambulances for non-urgent medical needs
- Urgent care clinics to reduce ER traffic
- Mobile medical treatment at remote job sites
Who benefits:
- Indigenous communities
- Homeless individuals
- Individuals struggling with substance abuse
Mobile Clinic Van
The Mobile Clinic Van is like a doctor’s office on wheels, providing a safe and private treatment space. Uses:
- Bringing healthcare to those with mobility issues or in remote locations
- Preventing advanced health issues by offering early treatment
Who benefits:
- People dealing with drug addiction
- First Nations communities
- People living in remote areas with no healthcare
Mobile Overdose Prevention Van
The Mobile Overdose Prevention Van offers supervised consumption services. Uses:
- Providing a safe space for substance use
- Preventing infections
Who benefits:
- Individuals looking for safer consumption practices
- Healthcare providers
- Families of individuals struggling
What wheelchair vans does MoveMobility manufacture?
MoveMobility offers various wheelchair vans to meet different needs in locations all across Canada. Here’s a quick look:
P-Series
![2022 T6 Wheelchair Accessible Van](https://b1574095.smushcdn.com/1574095/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/p4-side-entry.jpg?lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1)
P3 Van: This compact option, built on the Ram Promaster 136″ Wheelbase, Low Roof Model, is perfect as a replacement for side or rear entry minivans. It offers more space and flexible seating.
P4 Van: The P4 is spacious and built on the Ram Promaster 159” Wheelbase, High Roof Model. It’s ideal for community programs and on-demand transit, with side or rear entry options.
P5 Van: This van offers more interior space on the Ram Promaster 159” EXT Wheelbase, High Roof Model, without the hassles of a cutaway bus. It is available with side or rear entry.
P6 Van: The P6 is built on the Ram Promaster 159” EXT Wheelbase, High Roof Model, with dual ramp and door access, making it perfect for on-demand transit agencies.
P Flex: The P6 Flex combines bus features with van maneuverability, which is ideal for community paratransit and micro-transit transportation.
PL Classic: The Pl Classic is built on the Ram Promaster 159” Wheelbase High Roof Model, with rear access and a wheelchair lift, seating up to 10 ambulatory passengers and 3 wheelchairs.
PR Classic: This vehicle is similar to the PL Classic but has a manual rear ramp, making it a reliable option for accessible transportation.
VL Series: This cost-effective rear entry van conversion is built on the Ram Promaster 159” Wheelbase High Roof Model. It’s budget-friendly, has a manual ramp, and can seat up to 8 ambulatory passengers and 1 wheelchair.
Trail Edition
The Trail Edition is designed for off-road use and is perfect for gravel or winter roads. It adds heavy-duty equipment to the Ram Promaster or Ford Transit van, ensuring durability.
T-Series
![Side Entry Ford Transit T6 wheelchair van parked at Neilson Creative Centre in Mississauga, ON](https://b1574095.smushcdn.com/1574095/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/MoveMobility-Side-Entry-Ford-Transit-T6-Accessible-Van.jpg?lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1)
T6: The T6 is built on the Ford Transit 148” EXT Wheelbase High Roof Model, offering bus functionality with van cost savings. TL Classic: This van offers rear lift access on the Ford Transit and is flexible for wheelchair and ambulatory passenger transportation. TR Classic: This van is similar to the TL Classic, with a rear ramp for easy wheelchair access.
Wheelchair accessible minivans
Rear entry minivan: The Chrysler Grand Caravan provides easy wheelchair access from the rear, ideal for adult daycare and medical transportation. Side entry minivan: The side entry version offers side entry access for up to 2 wheelchairs and ambulatory passengers.
Non-EMS Patient Transfer Van
The Non-EMS Patient Transfer Van is designed for non-emergency stretcher and wheelchair transportation, freeing up emergency medical services for urgent care.
Learn more about our wheelchair accessible and mobile medical vans
You came here to find out what locations we serve at MoveMobility. If you made it this far, now you know that we provide service across Canada and offer a variety of mobile medical and wheelchair vans to meet your needs.
At MoveMobility, we’re dedicated to making healthcare and transportation accessible for everyone. We focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, setting us apart as industry leaders. We understand your unique challenges and are here to support you every step of the way.
If you have any further questions about what areas we serve, click the button below to talk to a mobility expert. We’re here to help answer all of your questions and find the best solution for your needs.
If you’re not ready to talk to a mobility expert yet, we have a few other resources you should check out to learn more.
These two buyer’s guides will help you better understand our wheelchair vans and mobile medical vans.