About

Odulair, LLC is a Wyoming company founded by a medical professional in 2008 to assist governments, NGOs, and private medical providers with advanced technology mobile clinics for the delivery of healthcare in over 40 medical specialties. Odulair Mobile Clinics range from highly mobile 4x4 based clinics from 30 – 40 feet in length to triple expandable oversized semi-trailers. Our product line includes Mobile Clinics with clinical specialties such as:

Mobile Dialysis Clinics
Mobile Surgery Units
Mobile Hybrid OR Units
Mobile Orthopedic Surgery Units
Mobile Trauma Units
Mobile Urgent Care Units
Mobile Dental Clinics
Mobile Ophthalmology Clinics
Mobile Audiology Clinics
Mobile ENT Clinics
Mobile Mother and Child Clinics
Mobile Men's Health Clinics
Mobile Women's Health Clinics
Mobile General Medicine Clinics
Mobile Pediatrics Clinics
Mobile Family Practice Clinics
Mobile General Practice Clinics
Mobile Hospitals
Mobile Intensive Care Units
Mobile Endoscopy Units
Mobile Breast Cancer Screening Clinics
Mobile Prostate Cancer Screening Clinics
Mobile Cancer Screening Clinics
Mobile OB/Gyn Clinics
Mobile Otolaryngology Clinics
Mobile Cardiology Clinics
Mobile Catheterization Labs
Mobile Laboratory Units
Mobile Pharmacy Units
Mobile CT Units
Mobile CT / PET Units
Mobile MRI Units
Mobile Mammography Units
Mobile X-ray Units
Mobile TB Screening Clinics
and more.

Odulair mobile medical units are built to serve patient populations as independent operating vehicles or vehicles incorporated within an existing facility. Our units have been used for hospital and surgery center renovation, capacity correction, emergency response, healthcare services within correctional facilities, humanitarian healthcare delivery, community outreach, rural healthcare, and more.

All Odulair products meet United States DOT requirements for standard transportation over U.S. roads and can also be transported via military aircraft such as the C-5A or C-17.

In 2012, Odulair founder and Fielding Graduate University Institute for Social Innovation Fellow Dr. Anita Chambers initiated the Odulair Mobile Clinics for Africa Program in an effort to provide high quality, country specific custom mobile clinics to emerging nations at an affordable cost. To date, Odulair has designed mobile clinics to deliver healthcare for more than 40 medical specialties housed in platforms ranging from 30-foot (9 meter) highly mobile 4x4 truck-based clinics to 60-foot (18 meter) double expandable trailers. The Mobile Clinics for Africa Program creates collaboration between local African businesses and Odulair as the local businesses provide components for incorporation into the mobile clinics, which are then utilized to deliver healthcare within the country. This unique model of collaboration for the development of medical vehicles was developed by Dr. Chambers in an effort to stimulate both the economy of the recipient African country as well as small businesses in the United States.