Medical-Social Vehicles

Medical-social vehicles designed to reach communities

We design vehicles dedicated to mobile medical consultation and assistance. Whether light vehicles or heavy goods vehicles, their design is adapted to community-based uses for the comfort of users: doctors and patients.

The medical-social vehicles developed by GRUAU are designed to meet an essential objective: to bring health and social support services closer to the most sedentary or isolated populations. They are fully in line with the “reaching out” approach promoted by public authorities, by making activities mobile that were not originally conceived to be so.

Specially adapted vehicles

These vehicles are equipped with a consultation area and a reception area with partition walls.

Everything is specifically designed for you to carry out your activity in an adapted and ergonomic space tailored to your profession.

Each project is unique. It is the result of an in-depth analysis of uses, field constraints, and the specific needs of professionals. From mobile medical offices to vehicles dedicated to a medical-social specialty, the layouts are entirely custom-made to guarantee optimal working conditions, despite limited space.

Solutions with high societal value

By designing custom medical-social vehicles, GRUAU actively contributes to the accessibility of healthcare and social services. This activity is fully in line with the RSS2E (Social, Societal, Economic, and Environmental Responsibility) approach promoted by the Group, placing innovation, sustainability, and social utility at the heart of every project.

Dental care vehicles for people with disabilities

Designed to meet the specific needs of people with disabilities, the mobile dental care vehicle provides local care in adapted and secure conditions. Fully custom-fitted, it integrates the necessary equipment for dental practice while taking into account accessibility, comfort, and care constraints. By traveling closer to living areas, this type of vehicle facilitates access to care for populations often distant from traditional structures and contributes to more inclusive care.