MoveMobility

MoveMobility Canada's leading mobile medical van and wheelchair accessible vehicle manufacturer.

MoveMobility manufactures wheelchair accessible vehicles and mobile medical vans for First Nation communities, Adult Day programs, Municipal Transit fleets, and other organizations across Canada. We partner with clients to analyze their needs for accessible and medical transportation, and provide vehicle solutions that exceed these expectations.

A champion on the ice and an important part of Canada’s wheelchair curling community.Darryl Neighbour represented Canada...
08/31/2026

A champion on the ice and an important part of Canada’s wheelchair curling community.

Darryl Neighbour represented Canada at the highest level, earning Paralympic, world and Canadian championship titles, along with a place in the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame.

His achievements left a lasting mark on wheelchair curling in Canada, and his legacy will continue to be remembered by the athletes, teammates and communities connected to the sport.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, teammates and everyone mourning his loss.

08/26/2026

The quickest way to lose relevance is to assume you already know what people need.

When you pay attention to questions, frustrations and everyday workarounds, you see where change is needed before the market forces it. That feedback should shape what you improve, what you leave behind and what you build next.

Those insights should always be used to keep accessibility grounded in real-world needs.

Mobility doesn’t stop where pavement endsFor rural and remote communities, the route can mean gravel roads, long distanc...
08/24/2026

Mobility doesn’t stop where pavement ends

For rural and remote communities, the route can mean gravel roads, long distances, winter conditions, and terrain that standard transportation is not always built for.

The Trail Edition is designed with those realities in mind, helping organizations bring accessible transportation and care closer to the communities they serve.

See what terrain-ready accessibility can look like. Link in comments.

Rear entry or side entry is not about choosing the “better” van. It is about choosing what works better for your riders,...
08/20/2026

Rear entry or side entry is not about choosing the “better” van. It is about choosing what works better for your riders, staff and daily routes.

Where the vehicle stops, how mobility devices are loaded, the space staff need to assist and what happens inside the van can all shape the right configuration.

Click the link in the comments section to learn more about what entry model would suit your program best.

08/18/2026

You should not have to work around a vehicle that was never designed around you.

More usable standing room inside an ambulance can reduce strain, support safer movement and give responders a more comfortable space to do critical work.

Sometimes, the most meaningful innovation begins by listening to the people who use the vehicle every day.

We’re at AMO 2026 in Ottawa, connecting with municipalities from across Ontario and talking about a shared challenge: ma...
08/17/2026

We’re at AMO 2026 in Ottawa, connecting with municipalities from across Ontario and talking about a shared challenge: making healthcare and transportation more accessible in the communities they serve.

If you’re at the conference today, come say hello to Matt at Booth #1. He’d be glad to hear what your community is working toward, the barriers you’re facing, and where accessible or mobile solutions could help.

Effective mobile outreach starts with local leadership. Community teams understand how to introduce sensitive health top...
08/14/2026

Effective mobile outreach starts with local leadership. Community teams understand how to introduce sensitive health topics, where people feel comfortable asking questions and what follow-up will work in everyday life.

A well-planned mobile space can support health education, basic screening, private conversations, referrals and ongoing connection. When access and local knowledge work together, support is more likely to be understood, used and trusted.

Swipe through to explore the ways community-led mobile outreach can support earlier, more accessible care.

08/12/2026

MoveMobility began with a belief that better transportation can create better opportunities for people.

What started as a response to a real community need has grown into a commitment to building vehicles that support independence, connection and meaningful care.

Behind every vehicle is a person, a family or a community relying on it to keep moving forward.

That purpose continues to shape everything we do.

08/11/2026

The impact of accessible transportation is felt in everyday moments: getting to an appointment, staying connected to your community or having more control over where life takes you.

When mobility is designed around real people and real barriers, even one better journey can make a meaningful difference. That is the standard we work toward.

For many Indigenous communities, dependable transportation is connected to healthcare, education, family and cultural co...
08/09/2026

For many Indigenous communities, dependable transportation is connected to healthcare, education, family and cultural continuity.

Meaningful progress starts by listening to local priorities, respecting self-determination and developing mobility solutions in true partnership with the people they are meant to serve.

On August 9, we recognize the strength, resilience and contributions of Indigenous Peoples around the world.

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465 Lucas Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3C2E6

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7am - 4:30pm
Friday 7am - 4:30pm

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+18777818267

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