Mobile Clinics and Healthcare

Built to reach patients where they are, engineered for the demands of mobile healthcare delivery.

Bloodmobiles

Create a custom bloodmobile with donor stations, storage, staff space, and onboard features designed to support blood drives wherever they’re needed.

Mobile Dental Clinics

Create a custom mobile dental clinic with treatment areas, equipment, storage, and patient space designed to bring dental care directly to the community.

Mobile Imaging

Design a custom mobile imaging vehicle around your equipment, patients, workflow, and diagnostic needs with the Summit Bodyworks team.

Mobile Labs

Build a custom mobile lab with testing space, specialized equipment, storage, and work areas designed to support diagnostics wherever they’re needed.

We Build the Vehicle. You Run the Program.

We build the vehicle chassis, layout, and equipment integration on anything from a compact Sprinter van to a 53-foot trailer.

The program, the staffing, the care itself that's yours, and you know it better than we ever could.

Front drivers' side view of a mobile clinic

Platforms that Fit the Job

Vans (Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster), cutaway and cab-and-chassis trucks, step vans, commercial RV platforms, and trailers up to 53 feet, tag-pull, gooseneck, or semi. The right platform depends on specialty, team size, and the roads you'll be driving on, not on a default for every build.

Bloodmobile inside Summit Bodyworks garage

For Hard-to-Reach Places

Small rural towns that can't support a full healthcare campus still need preventive and primary care. A mammogram is easier to get during a health fair than a scheduled appointment across town. A disaster response team needs care that moves as fast as the crisis does. Different reasons, same solution: a vehicle that brings the care to where people already are.

Your Workflow Comes First

A layout that saves your staff five extra steps a hundred times a day adds up fast. So does a private, comfortable space that puts patients at ease instead of making them feel like they're in a converted delivery van. Custom means the vehicle fits your workflow, not the other way around.