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Medical Truck — Purpose-Built Clinics on 18ft, 24ft and 30ft Chassis
A medical truck is a box truck built out as a self-contained clinic, with exam or treatment rooms, medical-grade power and HVAC, plumbing and patient access. Odulair builds medical trucks on 18ft, 24ft and 30ft chassis. None of them require a CDL. Configurations include primary care, dental, eye care, behavioral health, lab, pharmacy, dialysis and mammography.
Three Chassis Sizes, No CDL
| Size | Chassis | Licence | Common configurations |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18ft | Ford F-550 | No CDL | Primary care, dental, eye clinic, behavioral health, vaccination, audiology |
| 24ft | Ford F-650 | No CDL | Laboratory, pharmacy, bloodmobile, FQHC clinic |
| 30ft | Hino L7 (derated to 26,000 lb GVWR) or Isuzu | No CDL | Multi-room clinic, dialysis, sterile processing, mammography |
A standard licence holder can drive all three. That is the main reason programs choose a truck over a coach or a 53ft trailer: any trained staff member can drive the clinic to the site.
What Is Built Into an Odulair Medical Truck
- Clinical interior — cleanable non-porous walls and floors, exam and treatment rooms, stainless or solid-surface work areas
- Medical-grade power — shore power, an on-board generator and Solana solar and battery options for quieter, lower-fuel operation
- HVAC — sized for a clinic full of patients and equipment, not a delivery truck
- Water — fresh and waste water tanks with hand-washing stations
- Patient access — entry steps with handrails, and an ADA wheelchair lift as an option
- Data — EHR workstations, telehealth and cellular or satellite connectivity
Medical Truck vs Van vs Trailer
A van suits one provider and fast outreach (see mobilehealthvansforsale.com). A truck gives two or more rooms while staying CDL-free. A trailer gives the most space and can stay on site for months, but the tractor needs a CDL driver. Most community, health system and FQHC programs land on the 24ft or 30ft truck.
Built by a Medical Manufacturer
Odulair builds mobile clinics for buyers including UCLA Health, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, NYC Health + Hospitals — Elmhurst, Geisinger Health System, the State of Wyoming and the Ministry of Health Ghana. Odulair is a Women-Owned Small Business, CAGE 6L2X9, registered on SAM.gov under NAICS 621999. Federal WOSB set-aside solicitations can therefore be awarded to Odulair directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a medical truck?
A medical truck is a box truck converted into a self-contained clinic with treatment rooms, medical-grade power and HVAC, water and patient access. It is used for mobile primary care, dental, screening, lab, pharmacy and dialysis programs.
Do you need a CDL to drive a medical truck?
Not for Odulair medical trucks. The 18ft (Ford F-550), 24ft (Ford F-650) and 30ft (Hino L7 derated to 26,000 lb GVWR) builds can all be driven on a standard licence.
What size medical truck do I need?
18ft fits one provider and one exam room. 24ft fits a lab, pharmacy or two-room clinic. 30ft fits multi-room clinics, dialysis or mammography. Odulair engineering recommends a size from your services and daily patient volume.
Can a medical truck run off-grid?
Yes. Odulair trucks carry an on-board generator, and Solana solar and battery systems can power clinical loads with less generator run time. Shore power is used when the site has it.
Is a medical truck eligible for federal or grant funding?
Many programs fund medical trucks through HRSA, state and federal grants. Odulair is a WOSB registered on SAM.gov (CAGE 6L2X9), which supports federal procurement and grant documentation.
Spec Your Medical Truck
Odulair engineering will match your program to the right platform and configuration.