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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 structured 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.

Mobile outreach vans aren’t limited to one kind of program.If your team is working in mobile counseling, community healt...
10/23/2026

Mobile outreach vans aren’t limited to one kind of program.

If your team is working in mobile counseling, community health, harm reduction, housing support, or other outreach services, the right vehicle can help you bring care, resources, and conversations closer to the people you serve.

Different programs have different needs, which is why the vehicle should support the way your team works, not force your program to adapt around it.

Could mobile outreach fit your program? Learn more through the link in the comments.

10/21/2026

Your mobile clinic needs to work in the places your team actually serves.

For Bethesda Clinic, that meant choosing a vehicle staff and volunteers could drive confidently, navigate through hilly communities and take into locations that larger units may struggle to reach.

A van-based model can also give your program more flexibility to expand as demand grows.

10/19/2026

For people without insurance, even basic healthcare can become a difficult decision.

At the Community Clinic of Southwest Missouri, care is provided at no cost to patients who may otherwise have to choose between looking after their health and meeting the everyday needs of their families.

Their work is a reminder that improving healthcare access is not only about bringing services closer. It is also about removing the barriers that can keep people from seeking care in the first place.

10/16/2026

What does mental healthcare look like when the clinic can come closer to the community?

Mobile mental health programs give organizations another way to bring behavioral health services beyond a traditional fixed location, helping teams reach people where access may otherwise be difficult.

The vehicle is only part of the model. The goal is to create a mobile space that supports the services your team delivers and the people your program is trying to reach.

Learn more about mobile mental health and how organizations are using it through the link in the comments.

10/14/2026

A mobile clinic should be shaped by the program it is built to serve.

For the Community Clinic of Southwest Missouri, bringing their mobile healthcare vision to life meant moving from funding and planning to a custom-built unit designed around how their team delivers care.

The result is a mobile clinic built around the needs of their program, their team, and the community they serve.

Where mental health support happens can influence how approachable that support feels.Privacy for sensitive conversation...
10/09/2026

Where mental health support happens can influence how approachable that support feels.

Privacy for sensitive conversations. Comfort that helps create a welcoming environment. Access that brings support closer to the people and communities who need it.

For organizations delivering behavioral health and community-based services, the physical space is more than a setting. It can be part of the care experience.

On World Mental Health Day, we recognize the organizations, professionals and communities working to make mental health support more accessible, respectful and community centered.

10/07/2026

A mobile clinic should do more than hold the equipment your team needs. It should also help every patient feel comfortable, respected and secure.

Bethesda Clinic’s unit gives its team room to provide care privately in an environment that feels welcoming rather than judgmental.

Those details can shape the entire patient experience.

10/05/2026

$50 billion is being invested in rural healthcare across the U.S.

But how that funding is used will differ from state to state. Priorities, timelines, and eligible projects can vary depending on where your organization operates.

If mobile healthcare is part of your rural health strategy, now is the time to understand your state’s plan, define the access challenge you’re trying to solve, and prepare your program around that need.

See what Rural Health Transformation funding could mean for your state through the link in the comments.

A mobile clinic shouldn’t start with the vehicle. It should start with the program.Before you request a quote or develop...
10/02/2026

A mobile clinic shouldn’t start with the vehicle. It should start with the program.

Before you request a quote or develop a funding request, define the fundamentals:

Who are you trying to reach?
What service will you provide?
How will the program operate?
What outcome are you working toward?

Getting clear on these decisions early can help guide better choices around vehicle design, staffing, workflow and funding.

If you’re exploring Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) opportunities, explore the resources through the link in the comments.

A mobile space can do more than bring services closer. It can reflect the community it’s built to serve.Thoughtful exter...
09/24/2026

A mobile space can do more than bring services closer. It can reflect the community it’s built to serve.

Thoughtful exterior design can help your vehicle feel recognizable, welcoming, and connected to the people you’re reaching—because trust can begin before someone ever steps inside.

Designed for your program. Designed for your community. Designed to belong.

Learn more about building a mobile outreach vehicle around your community’s needs through the link in the comments.

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191 N Cavalier Street
Pembina, ND
58271

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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