AVAN Mobility

AVAN Mobility We design & manufacture mobile health units to help remove barriers to healthcare in your community. At AVAN Mobility, we help people who help people.

Our vision is to lead the way in providing innovative vehicles that are accessible to all. We do this by designing, manufacturing, and delivering mobile medical units for organizations like yours to remove barriers to healthcare and transportation. We are a fun and friendly family of creative, talented people who live and breathe our Core Values, making us who we are. Our team thrives in a structu

red and kind work environment, where we’re never satisfied with the status quo. With our “we can” approach, no challenge is too much – just ask our clients. Are you searching for vehicle options that let you take your services to your clients, making primary healthcare accessible for all? We can help.

Today, we honour the leadership, knowledge, and resilience of Indigenous Peoples around the world.Meaningful healthcare ...
08/09/2026

Today, we honour the leadership, knowledge, and resilience of Indigenous Peoples around the world.

Meaningful healthcare access begins by listening to communities and supporting services shaped by their priorities, cultures, and ways of knowing.

AVAN is proud to help organizations create flexible mobile spaces that bring care closer while keeping community voices at the center.

If your organization serves rural communities in Wisconsin, this funding opportunity may help you plan stronger partners...
08/07/2026

If your organization serves rural communities in Wisconsin, this funding opportunity may help you plan stronger partnerships, reduce barriers to care, and explore mobile or community-based service models.

Up to $10 million is available statewide for a six-month planning period, with applications due August 21, 2026.

This is not a dedicated vehicle grant, but mobile care delivery may fit within a broader care coordination strategy.

Review the opportunity and consider how your organization could bring care closer to the communities you serve.

08/05/2026

Healthcare access works better when services are designed around the realities of the people being served.

Mobile clinics give health teams greater flexibility to reach communities affected by transportation challenges, long travel times, or limited local services. Across the country, this approach is already helping organizations bring care closer to where people live.

Sometimes expanding access does not require another permanent facility. It requires a better way to reach people.

Oregon has awarded $97.1 million to support 136 rural healthcare projects across all 36 counties, strengthening care acc...
08/03/2026

Oregon has awarded $97.1 million to support 136 rural healthcare projects across all 36 counties, strengthening care access, growing the workforce and advancing community-led solutions.

Mobile health expansion is among the projects moving forward, helping bring essential services closer to people who may face long distances or limited local options.

Rural healthcare funding creates the greatest impact when it becomes care people can actually reach.

Source: Oregon Health Authority

07/29/2026

When distance, transportation barriers or severe weather disrupt access to care, older adults can be left with few practical options.

Mobile healthcare helps you bring essential services closer to Florida seniors, whether they live far from a clinic, have limited mobility or are navigating a community emergency. By meeting people in familiar places, your team can provide support when traditional care becomes difficult to reach.

Because access should not disappear when the road to care becomes harder.

07/24/2026

When someone cannot sit upright comfortably or safely, the transportation setup matters.

The right gurney-accessible vehicle can help you protect patients during the trip, reduce unnecessary strain and support a smoother transition between care settings. It also gives your team a safer, more appropriate way to serve people with more complex mobility needs.

Because every part of the care journey should support recovery, including the ride.

A mobile clinic does not start serving a community the moment it leaves the facility. It starts with the work required t...
07/22/2026

A mobile clinic does not start serving a community the moment it leaves the facility. It starts with the work required to get it there safely.

Remote delivery means planning the route, securing the vehicle, coordinating with local teams, and preparing for the realities of rural and hard-to-reach locations.

Because delivering the right unit is only part of the job. The handoff needs to be just as dependable.

Finding funding for a mobile clinic can feel overwhelming, but it becomes easier when you know where to look.From federa...
07/16/2026

Finding funding for a mobile clinic can feel overwhelming, but it becomes easier when you know where to look.

From federal grants and state funds to private foundations and community partnerships, there are multiple paths that can help bring care closer to the communities that need it.

The right funding path depends on your program, your population, and the services you plan to deliver.

See the full funding breakdown from our link in the comments section to understand what may fit your mobile clinic program.

One planned day can create access across an entire community.From schools and senior housing to shelters, tribal centers...
07/14/2026

One planned day can create access across an entire community.

From schools and senior housing to shelters, tribal centers and follow-up visits, a mobile clinic day brings care closer to the communities that need it most.

Instead of asking patients to overcome distance, transportation barriers, or limited local access, a mobile medical unit helps organizations meet people where they already are.

With the right route, the right services, and the right mobile unit, one clinic day can become a visible step toward better community care.

To know more about mobile clinics, check the link in our comments section.

Funding windows can move fast, especially for programs bringing care directly to people where they are.The STREETS Progr...
07/10/2026

Funding windows can move fast, especially for programs bringing care directly to people where they are.

The STREETS Program is still accepting applications for eligible communities, with funding that may support street outreach, behavioral health, substance use recovery, care coordination, and related mobile service needs.

Applications close July 17, 2026. Review the full funding details and confirm eligibility before planning your budget.

AVAN Mobility is not the funding provider and cannot assist with applications. Information is shared for awareness based on the funding opportunity.

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