Mobile Hospital — Deployable Medical Facility by Odulair

Odulair · Mobile Clinic Systems · Joelton, TN

Mobile Hospital

Odulair designs and manufactures deployable mobile hospital systems — from rapid-deployment 30ft primary care trucks to 53ft OR suites and ISO container field hospital modules for government, military, and NGO programs.

CAGE 6L2X9
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UEI LUAKV3T8KSV5
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WOSB · SAM.gov Active
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50-Day Lead Time
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DOT/NHTSA Certified · WMI 1Z9

Platform
53ft Double-Expandable Trailer (CDL) · ISO Container Modules · 30ft Hino L7 Truck (NON-CDL)

Deployable Systems

Hospital-Grade Care. Anywhere.

Odulair mobile hospital systems are deployed by health systems, U.S. government agencies, military programs, and international NGOs. Every system is engineered for rapid deployment, self-contained operation, and clinical-grade performance under field conditions.

Rapid Response Truck
30ft Hino L7

NON-CDL · Self-contained · Shore power + generator · Multi-room configuration · Deployable in 15 minutes · Primary care, triage, vaccination, or screening

Mobile OR Suite
53ft Double-Expandable

~1,000 sq ft deployed · Laminar flow ISO Class 7 · NFPA 99 medical gas · ASHRAE 170 · General and orthopedic surgery · DoD and VA deployed

Field Hospital Module
ISO Container System

Scalable ISO container modules · 20ft or 40ft · Stackable and connectable · Airlift-ready · WHO/NATO Level 1–3 configurations available

Confirmed Deployments

U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs
Mobile medical units — multiple VA medical centers
U.S. Dept. of Defense
Camp Lejeune, NC — mobile medical deployment
UCLA Health
Mobile medical clinic — Los Angeles County
Puerto Rico MOH
Island-deployed mobile health systems
NYC Health + Hospitals
Elmhurst — mobile health unit
60+ Countries
International mobile hospital deployments

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a mobile hospital?

A mobile hospital is a self-contained, deployable clinical facility built on a truck, trailer, or ISO container chassis. Odulair mobile hospitals range from rapid-deployment 30ft primary care trucks to 53ft double-expandable OR suites and multi-container field hospital systems for DoD, VA, NGO, and international programs.

How quickly can a mobile hospital be deployed?

The Odulair 30ft truck platform can be operational within 15 minutes of arrival — connect shore power or start the onboard generator, and the unit is ready for patient care. The 53ft double-expandable OR suite requires approximately 45–60 minutes for full slide-out deployment and system activation.

Is a CDL required to operate a mobile hospital?

It depends on the platform. The 18ft Ford F-550 and 24ft Ford F-650 trucks are NON-CDL. The 30ft Hino L7 is derated to NON-CDL. The 53ft double-expandable OR trailer requires a Class A CDL. ISO container hospital modules are transported by standard container carrier equipment.

Can Odulair build a multi-room field hospital?

Yes. Odulair designs ISO container field hospital systems with scalable modules — 20ft or 40ft containers configured as surgical rooms, ICU, triage, pharmacy, or support modules. Systems are connectable and can be configured to WHO Level 1, 2, or 3 equivalents. Contact Odulair for field hospital program design.

What federal clients has Odulair served?

Odulair has deployed mobile medical systems for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Department of Defense (Camp Lejeune, NC), Puerto Rico Ministry of Health, NYC Health + Hospitals, UCLA Health — 30ft Electric Mobile Clinic, Geisinger Health System, and LA County Health Services. WOSB · CAGE 6L2X9 · SAM.gov active.

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