Three mobile medical treatment vehicles were constructed to provide services to the communities of Bronx, Buffalo, and Dunkirk in New York. Each vehicle has a 24-foot box with a 36-inch attic for storage. These vehicles are equipped with three ceiling-mounted A/C units, two heaters, a 21-foot two-step electric awning, a Cradle Point 5g LTE antenna and router, external storage boxes, an external access generator compartment, an exterior battery, and a four-point automatic vehicle leveling system.

Internally, there is a front exam room that comfortably accommodates one patient. This room includes a medical bed, diagnostic board, countertop with a medical refrigerator underneath, and a sink with soap and paper towel dispenser. It is separated from the rest of the vehicle by a pocket door to provide privacy.

A small bench serves as a one-person waiting area between the pocket door and bathroom. Beyond the bathroom is a consultation room with a counter, two rolling chairs, and a wall-mounted TV monitor. Additionally, there is a fold-down two-position staff riding seat with a three-point seat belt between the entrance door and a floor-to-ceiling storage cabinet.

At the rear of this mobile medical vehicle is a secure walk-up dispensing area with a plexiglass window separating staff from patients and a locking door separating this room from the rest of the vehicle. A counter near the window provides a standing workstation with a computer monitor. Under the counter is a DEA-certified safe to store all medications securely when the vehicle is unmanned. A second handwashing sink and additional counter space have also been installed in the back room.

With its secure walk-up dispensing area and dedicated features, these mobile medical treatment vehicles are designed to meet unique needs.