Mobile Emergency Response Facilities
The optimum solution is based upon:
TDEM ER/ICU Facility
- The number of surgical tables required.
- The number of patient recovery stations required.
- Various terrains these facilities will need to travel over to get to patients.
- Ideal type of Medical Equipment.
Depending on the size of the incident, a combination of our facilities can be used as a total mass casualty incident response system.
Seven (7) options designed to meet any emergency response need
Example of 53′ double expandable facility
Mobile Healthcare Facilities’ 53′ (16M) Mobile ER and Wellness Center is a good solution for military preparedness, disaster medical services, and oil companies drilling and producing oil from remotely located oil fields. It is a specially designed treatment facility that can be used for oil field and battlefield casualties and as a wellness clinic to maintain the health of your employees or soldiers.
This facility is our largest combination ER, Patient Recovery, and General Medical Facility. Its design is perfect for providing physicals, basic medical treatment and handling traumatic accidents. It is built on a 53′ (16M) Double Expandable Trailer with up to 1100 ft2 (102 M2) of internal space.
The emergency room is located directly inside this mobile medical unit. The emergency room is able to handle patients, who are in need of immediate medical care, as a result of trauma or other life-threatening conditions. This ER is only designed to stabilize the patient before transferring them to surgery or intensive care. Stabilizing a severely injured patient is critical before transporting them to a hospital. A fully stabilized person has a much higher chance of living.
In addition to the emergency room capability of this facility, it can also provide preventative and immediate basic care with a wide range of conditions from the mundane to complex. Therefore, the oil field workers, disaster casualty, or soldier does not have to leave the scene to get this basic medical treatment. For oil field workers, staying on the job increases their productivity and reduces direct labor costs by keeping the employees on the job.
This facility is based on a double expandable, heavy-duty trailer chassis. The facility consists of: 1) emergency room; 2) emergency shower; 3) nurses’ station; 4) patient intensive care/recovery area (with five (5) patient rooms); 5) general medicine examination room; 6) soiled utility room; and 7) a clean utility room. A Lavatory facility is also available as an option.
Being mobile, this unit can easily be moved from one location to another as required. It can be set up and struck within eight (8) hours, by a crew of only eight (8) people.
Most oil field accidents result in oil contamination and injuries to the employee. Therefore, this unit also has a decontamination shower to remove the contamination before medical treatment. The emergency shower is located just inside the emergency entrance. This prevents the spread of contamination to the rest of the mobile hospital.
Having a trauma facility at the scene of a traumatic oil field accident, natural disaster, or battlefield site can be the difference between either saving or losing a person’s life or limbs. Time is of the essence when a serious injury occurs. Most oil fields are remotely located from brick and mortar trauma treatment centers an hour or more away (even by helicopter). The time lost by this transportation is critical for a critically injured employee or soldier!
This medical facility has the following recommended and optional medical and office equipment:
- Crash Cart (1)
- Nurses’ Station (1)
- Patient Beds (5)
- Herman Miller Cabinets (14)
- Emergency Shower (1)
- Patient Monitors (6)
- ER Stretcher (1)
- Doctor’s Stools (2)
- Medical Gas Station (O2, Medial Air, and Vacuum) (6)
- Hazardous Waste Container (7)
- Ultrasonic Cleaner (1)
- Sinks
- Autoclave (1)
- Welch Allen Diagnostic Wall Unit (1)
- Exam Table (1)
- EKG- Machine (1)
- Ultrasound Machine (1)
You can adjust the list of medical equipment by adding or eliminating some of them. We will meet your specific requirements.
Example of two (2) 53′ attached units
This trauma and general medicine unit is perfect for oil companies drilling and producing oil from remotely located oil fields. This is our largest Trauma ER and General Medical Facility and it is specially designed for handling remote oil field trauma accidents and a facility to keep oil field workers healthy and on the job. This facility is also a good solution for both natural disaster response and for military medical applications.
The Mobile Trauma center is located inside this mobile medical facility. It is able to handle patients, who are in need of immediate medical care, as a result of trauma or other life-threatening conditions. This facility is only designed to get the patient stable before the patient is transferred to surgery or intensive care. Stabilizing a severely injured oil field worker, disaster casualty, or a military soldier is critical prior to transporting them to a hospital (either by land or air). A fully stabilized patient has a much higher probability of making it to the hospital.
In addition to the emergency room capability of this facility, it can also provide preventative and immediate basic care with a wide range of conditions from the mundane to complex. Therefore, the oil field workers, disaster casualty, or soldier does not have to leave the scene to get this basic medical treatment. For oil field workers, staying on the job increases their productivity and reduces direct labor costs by keeping the employees on the job.
This Mobile Medical Unit is based on a heavy-duty, double expandable trailer chassis. It has a waiting room, emergency/trauma room, emergency shower, nurses’ station, patient intensive care/recovery area, general medicine examination room, soiled utility room, and a clean utility room. Optional Lavatory is available.
With this facility being mobile, it can easily be transported from one (1) oil field to the next. It can be set up and struck by a crew of eight (8) people within eight (8) hours.
The results of most oil field accidents are oil contamination and injuries. Therefore, this facility is also outfitted with a decontamination shower to clean the injured employee prior to major medical treatment. This shower is located inside the emergency entrance. This allows for the prevention of the spread of the contamination to the rest of the medical facility.
Having a trauma facility at the scene of a traumatic oil field accident, natural disaster, or battlefield site can be the difference between either saving or loosing a person’s life or limbs. Time is of the essence when a serious injury occurs. Most oil fields are remotely located from brick and mortar trauma treatment centers an hour or more away (even by helicopter). The time lost by this transportation is critical for a critically injured employee or soldier!
This mobile medical unit has the following standard medical and office equipment:
- Waiting Room Chairs (6)
- Coffee Table (1)
- Lamp Table (1)
- Crash Cart (1)
- Nurses’ Station (1)
- Patient Beds (3)
- Herman Miller Cabinets (12)
- Emergency Shower (1)
- Patient Monitors (4)
- ER Stretcher (1)
- Doctor’s Stools (2)
- Medical Gas Station (O2, Medial Air, and Vacuum) (4)
- Hazardous Waste Container (5)
- Patient Station (Medical Gases) (8)
- Ultrasonic Cleaner (1)
- Sinks
- Autoclave (1)
- Welch Allen Diagnostic Wall Unit (1)
- Exam Table (1)
- EKG- Machine (1)
- Ultrasound Machine (1)
Additional medical equipment available for purchase if needed. We are a custom manufacturing company here to provide you a turnkey solution.
Example of 53′ facility
This mobile specialty trauma unit is based on a double expandable 53’ (16M) trailer chassis providing up to 1100 ft2 (102 M2) of internal medical and medical support space. This mobile trauma center is specially designed to provide emergency treatment that meets US Standards of Care for a brick and mortar hospital.
Even with its mobility, this trauma center is highly sophisticated, but easy to use. It can be set up in less than one (1) hour and ready to service patients. Therefore, this mobile surgical unit is ideal for Oil Field treatment of traumatic oil field related injuries. It is also an ideal solution for responses to major natural or man made disasters.
To improve customer safety and reduce risk of infection, this mobile trauma center utilizes a positive pressure HVAC system, and a filtration system that has HEPA filtration and over twenty (20) air exchanges per hour.
This mobile specialty trauma unit is based on a double expandable 53’ (16M) trailer chassis providing up to 1100 ft2 (102 M2) of internal medical and medical support space. This mobile trauma center is specially designed to provide emergency treatment that meets US Standards of Care for a brick and mortar hospital.
Even with its mobility, this trauma center is highly sophisticated, but easy to use. It can be set up in less than one (1) hour and ready to service patients. Therefore, this mobile surgical unit is ideal for Oil Field treatment of traumatic oil field related injuries. It is also an ideal solution for responses to major natural or man made disasters.
To improve customer safety and reduce risk of infection, this mobile trauma center utilizes a positive pressure HVAC system, and a filtration system that has HEPA filtration and over twenty (20) air exchanges per hour.
Having a trauma facility at the scene of a traumatic oil field accident, natural disaster, or battlefield site can be the difference between either saving or losing a person’s life or limbs. Time is of the essence when a serious injury occurs. Most oil fields are remotely located from brick and mortar trauma treatment centers hour away (even by helicopter). The time lost by this transportation is critical for a critically injured employee or soldier!
Example of 30′ box truck
This facility is specially designed as a remote mobile surgery unit. It has a doctor’s scrub area, two (2) patient stations for pre-op and recovery, and one (1) clean and safe Operating Room (OR). This operating room is for performing surgical procedures on patients located in very remote areas.
This remote surgery unit lives up to its remote name. It is built on a heavy-duty truck chassis with 6-Wheel Drive (2-wheel drive is optional). Having this major off-road capability, this mobile surgical vehicle is capable of traveling to the most remote communities and villages where the roads are very poor.
This medical facility’s rugged high mobility structure does not reduce its highly sophisticated and critical mission (to perform critical surgeries on sick and injured patients). This mobile medical unit does not compromise its patient safety for mobility. It is still designed to meet the highest surgical facility standards. We maximized the surgical space and implemented the three (3) most critical capabilities (found on our 53′ (16M) Mobile Surgical Facility) in order to maintain the same levels of quality of care for the patient.
We have integrated a complete Medical gas systems (02, Medical Air, and Vacuum) and a HEPA filtration system with 20+ air exchanges per hour into this facility.
This highly technical and maneuverable mobile surgical unit can be set up and struck by two (2) people in less than fifteen (15) minutes.
Being able to bring a mobile surgical facility to a remote location allows critically sick or injured patients to be treated in the villages or communities in which they live. This prevents these patients from having to travel many miles (kilometers) to a major hospital with the risk of severe injury or death. Diasasters happen when you least expect them, and we are here to help you address these challenges.
This facility also has the capability of excellent off-road mobility. This mobile surgical facility is built on a Kenworth T-270 or T370, 6-wheel drive chassis with an option of 2-wheel drive. The layout for this 30′ (9M) Surgery Unit is designed with four (4) slide out walls. These expandable walls drastically increase the interior space. Additional space is required to provide the room needed for additional doctors and nurses to work on patients. This particular mobile surgical facility has one (1) complete mobile operating suite, one (1) Pre-OP/Recovery Area (two (2) patient stations), and one (1) scrub area.
The operating suite has the following standard equipment:
- Medical Gases (O2, Medical Air, Vacuum)
- Surgical (OR) Light
- Surgical (OR) Table
- Instrument Tables
- Cabinets
- Crash Cart
The Pre-Op/Recovery and Scrub Area has the following equipment standard:
- Scrub Sink
- Medical Gases (O2, Medical Air, Vacuum)
- 2 Patient Stretchers
Note: Additional optional medical equipment available for purchase. We are here to provide you with a turnkey solution for your mobile surgical facility requirements.
Example of 30′ box truck
This Remote Mobile Surgery Unit II is designed with a doctor’s scrub area, one (1) clean and safe Operating Room (OR), and two (2) patient stations for pre-op and recovery. The operating room is designed for performing operations on patients located in very remote communities or villages or for battlefield casualties.
This remote surgery facility lives up to its remote name since it is built on a 30′ X 8.5′ (9M X 2.6M) super-duty Kenworth T-270 or T370 truck chassis with 6WD (Optional – 2WD). With it’s off road capability, this vehicle is able to traverse the most difficult terrains.
This rugged high mobility facility still meets all quality standards for Operating Rooms (ORs) found in hospitals in the United States. Mobile Healthcare Facilities does not compromise patient safety for mobility. This mobile medical vehicle still meets the highest surgical facility standards. In this compact, non-expandable facility, we maximize the operating suite space at the same time implementing the three (3) most critical capabilities (Pre-OP Care, Surgical Operations, and Patient Recovery) in order to maintain the same levels of quality of care for the patient.
This Mobile Surgery Unit II’s floor plan is integrated inside a straight-sided, all aluminum structure. This particular mobile surgical unit has one (1) complete Operating Suite, one (1) Pre-OP/Recovery Area (two (2) patient stations), and one (1) Scrub Area. We have integrated a complete Medical gas system (02, Medical Air, and Vacuum) and a HEPA filtration system with 20+ air exchanges per hour into this facility.
This highly technical and maneuverable mobile surgical unit can be set up and struck by two (2) people in less than ten (10) minutes.
Being able to bring a mobile surgical facility to a remote community or battlefield allows the doctor to perform critical surgical treatment on severely injured or sick patients.
The operating suite has the following standard equipment:
- Medical Gases (O2, Medical Air, Vacuum)
- Surgical (OR) Light
- Surgical (OR) Table
- Instrument Tables
- Cabinets
- Crash Cart
The Pre-Op/Recovery and Scrub Area has the following equipment standard:
- Scrub Sink
- Medical Gases (O2, Medical Air, Vacuum)
- 2 Patient Stretchers
Note: Additional optional medical equipment available for purchase. We are here to provide you with all of the medical equipment you need to meet your specific needs.
Example of 30′ box truck
Our 30′ (9M) Mobile Trauma Surgical Unit is specially designed to provide surgical treatment for massive traumas on the battlefields or at the site of a mass casualty incident. This facility is designed to travel to the site, of the traumatic incident, and then be able to perform surgical procedures on injured patients at the scene. This facility is highly mobile and still meets the highest medical facility standards.
This 30’ (9M) Trauma Surgical Unit is built on a heavy-duty trailer chassis. Therefore, this Trauma Surgical Trailer provides the capability to rapidly bring a mobile surgical facility to any battlefield or mass casualty incident scene even where there are extremely poor roads or no roads at all.
This mobile surgery unit is designed to meet the highest medical surgery facility standards. We maximize the operating space and integrate the most critical capabilities that are found on our 30’ (9M) Mobile Surgical Facility. We do all this while still maintaining the same levels of quality of care for the patient.
This facility comes integrated with the following Medical gas systems: 1) Oxygen, 2) Medical Air, and 3) Vacuum. It also comes standard with HEPA filtration providing 20+ air exchanges per hour.
This mobile surgical unit is highly technical and towable over the worst terrains and then set up by eight (8) people in less than twenty (20) minutes. The same eight (8) people can strike it in less than fifteen (15) minutes.
In addition, there is a 600-ft2 (55.7-M2) soft-walled shelter attached for immediate triage treatment and patient recovery from the surgical operations in the mobile surgical trailer.
This 30’ (9M) Trauma Surgical Facility layout has two (2) large expandable walls. These expandable walls increase the interior space of this facility. This allows for additional space for doctors and nurses to work on patients.
This mobile surgical unit has two (2) complete mobile operating suites. Therefore, two (2) Surgeries can be accomplished concurrently. This is critical for mass surgical treatment resulting from battlefield casualties or mass casualty incidents.
Each operating suite has the following standard equipment:
- Scrub Sink
- Medical Gases (O2, Medical Air, Vacuum)
- Surgical (OR) Light
- Surgical (OR) Table
- Scrub Sink
- Instrument Tables
- Cabinets
- Crash Cart
In addition, this facility comes standard with one (1) large soft walled shelter for patient pre-op and recovery.
Standard Equipment in Pre-Op/Recovery Shelter:
- Patient Stretchers
- Patient Monitors
- Crash Cart
- Nurses Station
Additional medical equipment is available for purchase.
Example of 24′ box truck
Mobile Healthcare Facilities’ Mobile Triage Unit (24′)(7M) is specifically designed for rapid deployment in order to properly respond to a mass casualty incident. There are many different types of mass casualty incidents. In these emergencies, the number and severity of casualties overwhelm first responders. These incidents include but are not limited to: 1) multiple vehicle collision; 2) building collapses, 3) mass transit accidents (airliner, train and bus collisions); 4) natural disasters (earthquakes, tornados, typhoons, hurricanes, tsunamis, and wild fires); 5) hazardous material releases (CO Emergencies, HAZMAT incidents, and Chemical Exposure); and 6) manmade disasters or combat action (Weapons of Mass Destruction, bombings, multiple shootings, combat action) and 7) other large-scale emergencies.
The nature of a mass casualty event suggests that the affected areas will not be a safe place to establish treatment areas. Hazards may include chemical, biological or radioactive contamination, unstable building components, secondary device threats, fire involving structures and/or vehicles, limited space, utility issues, etc. The location of the treatment areas will depend on these hazards and threats. If no additional hazard(s) exist, the treatment areas can be established at or near the scene.
Our Mobile Triage Unit can be established in any safe location where it will not interfere with other units arriving for incident control, but in a location as close to the incident scene as possible. This triage facility contains the emergency medical equipment required to perform the initial patient assessment. This facility allows for the immediate treatment of each patient so they can be stabilized, and as soon as possible, be able to log and triage tag them with known history, vital signs, assessments, interventions etc.
This Mobile Triage Trailer is expertly engineered to be highly durable and rugged so it can rapidly deploy to a mass casualty incident site. This trailer has a steel frame with all aluminum superstructures. The size of the trailer is 24’ X 8.5’ X 7’ (7M X 2.5M X 2M). This trailer has three (3) ramp doors. The roadside and curbside doors have two (2) 600-ft2 (17M2) soft walled shelters attached to it. These soft walled shelters provide a conditioned environment in order to triage casualty patients and perform immediate first aid in order to stabilize the victims.
This unit has its own generator to provide power for lights and other critical medical equipment. Access to the generator area and additional storage is through the rear ramp door. This trailer is capable of traversing difficult terrain while responding to a mass casualty event in both remote and urban areas.
Providing YOU, the emergency response team, the perfect mobile emergency response facility to properly examine and treat YOUR remote patients!
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