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.

Leasing a wheelchair van should not feel like guesswork.Before your team signs anything, it helps to understand the full...
06/05/2026

Leasing a wheelchair van should not feel like guesswork.

Before your team signs anything, it helps to understand the full path:

✅ Start with a needs assessment
✅ Choose the right vehicle and layout
✅ Prepare your drivers before the first trip
✅ Keep the van reliable once it is on the road
✅ Plan ahead for the end of the lease

Because the right lease is not just about getting a van. It is about keeping your service moving safely, consistently, and with dignity.

Swipe through for the 5 steps to leasing a wheelchair van in Canada.

🔗 Read the full article through the link in the comments.

Starting a handi-transit program can feel like a lot.You’re not just planning transportation. You’re trying to help peop...
06/04/2026

Starting a handi-transit program can feel like a lot.

You’re not just planning transportation. You’re trying to help people get to appointments, stay connected, and keep their independence.

That comes with big questions:

• Where do you start?
• How do you confirm the need?
• What should you budget for?
• What rules do you need to follow?
• How do you launch without overwhelming your team?

The silver lining: you don’t need to figure it all out at once.

A strong handi-transit program starts with a clear community need, a realistic plan, the right accessible vehicle, and simple processes your team can actually manage.

“We’ll just buy a van and sort it out later” sounds brave until the first scheduling issue, funding question, or compliance form shows up.

The article in the comments section walks through 10 practical steps to help organizations plan, launch, and grow a handi-transit program in Canada.

Funding a wheelchair van does not have to start with a blank page.Across Canada, adult daycare centres and non-profits c...
06/03/2026

Funding a wheelchair van does not have to start with a blank page.

Across Canada, adult daycare centres and non-profits can explore federal funding, provincial programs, funding directories, and local community support to help make accessible transportation possible.

The strongest applications often come down to one clear message:

Who will this van help, and what will it make possible?

More access to programs.
More reliable transportation to care.
More connection for the people you serve.

Start with the funding options available in your province, prepare your documents, and build your case around community impact.

This National AccessAbility Week, you deserve access to care, no matter where you live. It's about making sure your com...
05/29/2026

This National AccessAbility Week, you deserve access to care, no matter where you live.

It's about making sure your community is never left behind, and that help can find you, wherever you are.

Here's to removing barriers and bringing healthcare right to your door.

When your wheelchair van is down, every minute counts. Downtime impacts more than just a vehicle; it affects the people ...
05/25/2026

When your wheelchair van is down, every minute counts. Downtime impacts more than just a vehicle; it affects the people relying on it.

Keeping accessible vehicles on the road starts with understanding the difference between chassis-related issues and conversion equipment concerns. Knowing who to call, what information to have ready, and when to act can help reduce downtime and get your vehicle back in service faster.

Stay prepared by:
✔️ Keeping vehicle details accessible
✔️ Knowing your chassis type (Ford Transit or Ram ProMaster)
✔️ Addressing small issues before they become major repairs

Reliable transportation starts with proactive maintenance and the right support.

Accessibility is about more than access. It’s about opportunity, independence, joy, and belonging.This Global Accessibil...
05/21/2026

Accessibility is about more than access. It’s about opportunity, independence, joy, and belonging.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we’re reminded that when barriers are removed, people have more opportunities to participate fully in their communities.

Let’s keep building a world where accessibility is not an afterthought, but the standard.

Vaccination rates in Indigenous communities across Canada remain below the national average, not because people don't ca...
05/19/2026

Vaccination rates in Indigenous communities across Canada remain below the national average, not because people don't care, but because the system hasn't always made access easy.

Distance, transportation barriers, and a history of unequal care have made it harder for many communities to get the protection they deserve.

Mobile vaccine clinics are changing that. By bringing healthcare directly to communities at the band office, the school, the community centre, we remove the barriers that have stood in the way for too long.

📖 Read the full article. Link in comments.

$51 billion in federal infrastructure funding is now available across Canada, and transit programs are among the most el...
05/15/2026

$51 billion in federal infrastructure funding is now available across Canada, and transit programs are among the most eligible.

The Build Communities Strong Fund launched in April 2026 is delivering over $2.5 billion per year to communities through the Community Stream. Public transit, accessible transportation, and community vehicles are historically among the top funded categories.

If your organization is planning ahead, now is the time to align your program with this opportunity.

To learn more, click the link below in the comments section!

May is Mobility Awareness Month!For many Canadians, access to reliable, accessible transportation isn't a convenience, i...
05/13/2026

May is Mobility Awareness Month!

For many Canadians, access to reliable, accessible transportation isn't a convenience, it's what makes independence possible. It's how people get to appointments, connect with their communities, and live life on their own terms.

This month, we're proud to stand behind the communities, transit teams, and organizations working every day to move people forward.

What does mobility mean to your community? Share it in the comments.

05/11/2026

What If My Lift Breaks Down?

Wheelchair lift broke down? Here's what to do.

Don't force it. Call 844-951-3808 or email [email protected] - most issues get diagnosed over the phone. If it needs to come in, we have locations in Winnipeg and Mississauga plus authorized service centres across Canada. And your lift has a manual backup if power fails, nobody gets stranded.

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465 Lucas Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3C2E6

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

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