Mobile Clinics
Whether it’s providing care in the community, specialised health services such as ear syringing, or vehicles dedicated to the pandemic response, it’s become clear they can prove a valuable lifeline for many.
Mobile clinics to provide community care and specialised health services
The skills and experience of our team aligns perfectly with the often complex needs of healthcare professionals. We’ve created individual consultation cubicles on a single decker bus, medication refrigeration areas on a coach and even installed shower facilities on a double decker bus.
There is no optimum vehicle for a mobile clinic. It’s best to choose something which suits your requirements and the space required. We can convert any vehicle into a clinic and tailor it to suit its purpose.
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All creatures great and small
It’s not just general healthcare we can create mobile clinics for. With our one-stop shop, we can turn vehicles into mobile dental clinics or mobile opticians. And why stop at human healthcare? A mobile veterinary clinic is a great way to reach rural patients, or a good opportunity to offer a niche service to clients at a location to suit them.
As well as traditional healthcare solutions, a mobile clinic could also be used to offer aesthetics and other cosmetic treatments – there’s really no limit to what can be achieved.
Whether you’re looking for an extension of your existing healthcare facilities, or just starting out with a personal service, get in touch to find out how we can bring your mobile clinic vision to life.
Mobile clinic conversion costs
These clinics can be customised to include treatment rooms, diagnostic equipment, waiting areas, and more, depending on the intended use. In terms of pricing, a fully converted mobile clinic typically ranges from £50,000 upwards. The final price depends on the size of the vehicle whether 3.5t or bigger, level of customisation, equipment required, and internal layout.
As for the equipment, mobile clinics can be equipped with a wide range of equipment and facilities, depending on their intended use. Whether for general practice, dental care, diagnostics, or health screenings. Typical equipment and features that can be added include:
- Examination bed or dental chair
- Medical-grade storage cabinets and drawers
- Sink with hot and cold running water
- Refrigerator for vaccines and temperature-sensitive medicines
- Diagnostic equipment
- Workstations with computer access for patient records and telemedicine
- Privacy curtains or partitioned treatment areas
- Built-in seating for patients and staff
- Power systems including onboard generators, solar panels, and inverters
- Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems
- Non-slip flooring and hygienic wall finishes
- Waste disposal units and sharps containers
- LED lighting and medical task lighting
- Wi-Fi connectivity and mobile data systems for remote access to health systems
