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Mobile Eye Clinic Truck & Van — Mobile Ophthalmology Units Built to Order
A mobile eye clinic is a truck or van with one or more eye exam lanes, built for school vision screening, community optometry and ophthalmology outreach. Odulair builds eye clinics on Sprinter and Transit vans and on 18ft–30ft trucks that do not need a CDL. Each layout is engineered around your exam equipment and refraction distance.
Van or Truck?
| Eye clinic van | Eye clinic truck | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit | 18ft Ford F-550 up to 30ft Hino L7 |
| Exam lanes | One | One to two, plus a pre-test area and optical dispensing |
| Licence | No CDL | No CDL |
| Best for | School screening, rural optometry routes | Full comprehensive exams, higher daily volume |
Vans are covered in detail on our sister site: mobile eye clinic vans.
Exam Lane and Equipment Layout
- Refraction distance — a full 20ft lane does not fit in a vehicle, so mirrored or electronic acuity charts give the equivalent test distance
- Exam chair and stand with phoropter and slit lamp arm, placed for left- and right-handed workflow
- Pre-test area — autorefractor, keratometer, non-contact tonometer and fundus or retinal camera
- Lighting control — dimmable lighting and blackout window treatment for exams
- Stable equipment mounting — vibration-isolated, secured mounts so instruments arrive calibrated
- Optical dispensing — frame display and fitting area in truck layouts
- Data — EHR and image management, plus telehealth for remote ophthalmology reads
Who Uses Mobile Eye Clinics
- School-based vision programs and state screening mandates
- Optometry schools and ophthalmology residency outreach
- FQHCs and community health centers adding eye care
- Diabetic retinopathy screening programs
- Rural and tribal health programs without a local eye doctor
Why Odulair
Odulair is a mobile medical manufacturer that engineers the clinic around the clinical workflow, not a fabricator adding equipment to a cargo body. Odulair is a Women-Owned Small Business (CAGE 6L2X9) and is registered on SAM.gov for federal and grant-funded programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mobile eye clinic?
A mobile eye clinic is a van or truck with one or more eye exam lanes and diagnostic equipment, used to bring vision screening, optometry or ophthalmology care to schools, rural communities and underserved areas.
How do you fit a 20ft eye exam lane in a vehicle?
Mobile eye clinics use mirrored or electronic acuity charts that give the same optical test distance in a shorter space. The vehicle layout is designed around the chart and the exam chair.
Should I buy an eye clinic van or an eye clinic truck?
A van suits one exam lane and fast screening routes. A truck adds a pre-test area, a second lane or optical dispensing, for comprehensive exams and higher volume. Both can be built without a CDL requirement.
Does Odulair supply the eye exam equipment?
Odulair can integrate equipment you choose from your preferred ophthalmic supplier, or source it as part of the build. Contact Odulair engineering with your equipment list.
Can a mobile eye clinic do diabetic retinopathy screening?
Yes. A retinal or fundus camera with telehealth upload lets remote eye specialists read images, which is a common setup for diabetic eye screening programs.
Plan Your Mobile Eye Program
Odulair engineering will match your program to the right platform and configuration.