Rural and frontier counties
Reach homes and gathering places that sit miles down county and forest roads.
New Equipment Sales & Leasing
Frontier All Terrain The four-wheel-drive mobile clinic
Four-wheel drive for the gravel, dirt and snow-covered roads between your team and the people you serve. No commercial driver’s license required.
- 4x4Four-wheel drive
- No CDLDrive it with a standard license
- Your layoutConfigured around your program
Overview
Some of your patients live past the end of the pavement
Gravel roads, dirt tracks, mud and snow can stop a standard two-wheel-drive clinic short of the site. When that happens, patients travel the rest of the way on their own, or they miss the visit.
Frontier All Terrain is a mobile clinic built on a four-wheel-drive chassis, so your team can take care to the site itself. It drives on a standard driver’s license, and the clinical space is configured around the services your program provides.
Frontier All Terrain fits your program if your routes include
- Gravel or dirt roads to reach a site
- Steep, rutted or washboard grades
- Seasonal mud or snow
- Sites with no paved place to park
Where it goes
Built for the routes a standard clinic cannot finish
Tribal lands
Serve communities where many roads are unpaved and care can be a long drive away.
Mountain and forest communities
Handle steep grades and switchbacks to towns that lose easy access in bad weather.
Farm and ranch worksites
Bring care to agricultural workers at the field, the packing shed or the camp.
Emergency and disaster response
Set up care after floods, fires and storms, when roads are damaged or cleared only for crews.
Winter routes
Keep your schedule running through snow and slush instead of cancelling clinic days.
Build photoCapability
Four-wheel drive, from the chassis up
The terrain starts at the chassis, so that is where Frontier All Terrain starts. Everything above it is built to arrive at the site ready to see patients.
Four-wheel drive
Traction for gravel, dirt, mud and snow, and an ordinary drive on the paved miles in between.
Suspension built for rough roads
Heavy-duty shocks take the ruts and washboard, so the clinic and the equipment inside arrive ready.
No commercial driver’s license
Your staff can drive it with a standard license, so you are not hiring or scheduling around a CDL.
Built around your care
You choose the clinical layout. We build the cabinetry, storage and power around the services you plan to offer.
Floor plan
Two exam rooms, a restroom and a work area between them
The layout shown puts an exam room at each end with a restroom and a shared work area in the middle. The cabinetry, equipment and room details are configured around how your program runs.
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- 1Back exam roomExam table, stool, sink and cabinet.
- 2RestroomToilet and hand sink.
- 3Center work areaLong counter, storage and bench seating.
- 4EntrySteps up from the curb side into the work area.
- 5Front exam roomExam table, stool, sink and cabinet.
- 6Storage and cabCabinets behind the cab, with the driver and passenger seats up front.
The build
From the build floor
These photos were taken in our shop during the build. The other images on this page are renderings of the finished clinic.
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See it from every side
Rendering
Rendering
RenderingYour program
The clinic is one part of your program
Reaching the site is the first step. We can also help your team drive it safely, keep it in service and pay for it in the way that suits your budget.
Train your drivers and staff
Hands-on training for the people who will drive, set up and run the clinic.
Operator training →Have us run it with you
Staffing, scheduling, maintenance and day-to-day operations support.
Mobile health operations →Lease instead of buying
Put a clinic into service without paying the full cost up front.
Leasing →Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is an all-terrain mobile clinic?
An all-terrain mobile clinic is a mobile clinic built on a four-wheel-drive chassis. Your team can reach sites on gravel, dirt, mud or snow-covered roads that a standard two-wheel-drive clinic may not reach. The clinical space inside is configured around the care your program provides.
Do our drivers need a commercial driver’s license?
No. Frontier All Terrain is designed to be driven with a standard driver’s license, so your own staff can drive it without commercial driver’s license training.
What kind of roads can it handle?
Frontier All Terrain is built for gravel and dirt roads, rutted and washboard surfaces, mud and snow, as well as ordinary paved roads. Every route is different, so tell our engineering team about the roads on yours and we will talk through them with you.
How many exam rooms does it have?
The layout shown has two exam rooms, one at each end, with a restroom and a shared work area between them. The cabinetry, equipment and room details are configured around your program.
What services can it support?
You choose the clinical layout. Frontier All Terrain can be configured for services such as primary care, screenings and vaccinations, or behavioral health visits, and we build the cabinetry, storage and power around that plan.
Can we see it in person?
Yes. Ask our team about seeing Frontier All Terrain in person.
Talk with engineering
Tell us where your clinic needs to go
Schedule time with Justin Schultz, our Director of Engineering, or his staff. Bring your routes and your services, and we will show you how Frontier All Terrain is built for both.