Does MoveMobility Carry Vehicles in Stock?

You might be wondering if MoveMobility has wheelchair vans or mobile clinic vans in stock, ready to buy right off the lot. It’s a fair question. If your program is ready to roll, waiting months for a build can feel frustrating. When people in your community need help now, delays can mean cancelled appointments, missed outreach days, and more stress for your team. 

The gap is clear. You want a vehicle you can get quickly, but it also has to meet your needs. The goal? Driving away in a van that’s ready to serve, so you can focus on helping people instead of waiting for keys.

At MoveMobility, we’ve been building wheelchair vans, mobile medical vans, and other accessible vehicles for over 20 years. We’re Ford QVM and Stellantis QPro certified, and every van we make has the National Safety Mark to meet Canada’s strict safety rules. Our team works with healthcare groups, non-profits, and governments from BC to PEI, building vans that help remove barriers to care. While we know we’re not the only manufacturer out there, we’ve earned trust across the country by focusing on solutions that work in the real world.

In this article, you’ll find out:

• If we carry wheelchair vans or mobile clinic vans in stock in Canada
  

• The benefits of purchasing in-stock vehicles

Can your program get a MoveMobility vehicle in stock right now?

The short answer is yes, we do carry some wheelchair vans and mobile medical vans in stock here in Canada. These vehicles are ready for programs that need to get moving quickly. While most of what we build is custom, we keep a limited number of units available so you don’t have to wait months if your situation calls for a faster solution.

What “in stock” means for us: Having vehicles in stock doesn’t mean we have a massive lot filled with every type of van you can think of. It means we have select models that are already built or near completion, designed with features most organizations need. Keep in mind that what we have in stock widely varies and may change at any time.

This can include:

• Wheelchair vans with rear- or side-entry ramps

• Standard mobile clinic vans with basic exam space and seating

• Medical mobile vans designed for outreach and health screenings

How it works:

• We talk with you about your program, your passengers, and how you’ll use the van.

• If we have something in stock that matches your needs, you can see it in person or get a virtual tour.

• Learn more about your purchase process with MoveMobility

A word about fit: While stock vehicles are faster to get, they may not match your exact vision. You may still want a custom build if your needs are unique, like a specific medical layout or a certain lift system. But if your program can work with one of our available units, it’s often the quickest way to get rolling. We’ll talk more about that in the next section.

Who do in-stock vehicles work for?

Not every program needs a van in stock, but for some organizations, it’s the perfect fit. If your situation lines up with one of these, an in-stock wheelchair van or mobile clinic van could save you time, stress, and even funding.

Programs with time-sensitive funding

Sometimes, your funding has a use-by date. Maybe you received a government grant or a donation that needs to be spent before the end of the fiscal year. Waiting six to eight months for a custom build could put that money at risk.

In these cases, choosing a wheelchair accessible van from our stock can keep your project moving. You get the vehicle you need while making sure your funding is put to work instead of going back to the source.

Example: Imagine your organization is awarded funding in September that must be spent before March. Choosing a stock mobile medical van could have you serving your community within weeks, not months.

Outreach programs with urgent community needs

If a health fair, mobile vaccination clinic, or community event is coming up, you don’t have time to wait. An in-stock medical mobile van can be on the road quickly, helping you meet your commitment and connect with more people.

Example: Picture your public health team securing a spot at a major community event in just two months. Picking a stock mobile clinic van could give you the time to prepare, staff, and deliver services right on schedule.

Organizations replacing a broken or aging van

When your current van breaks down or becomes unsafe, your program can grind to a halt. Repairs might be too expensive, or the van may no longer meet accessibility needs. Choosing from in-stock wheelchair vans for sale can get you back up and running with minimal downtime.

Example: Suppose your wheelchair transportation service has an older van that suddenly needs costly repairs. A stock wheelchair accessible van could have you back on the road before your riders have to miss their appointments.

Groups starting a pilot project

If you’re testing a new service, like adding mobile outreach or launching a trial clinic route, you may not want to wait for a fully customized van. Stock vehicles can get you moving fast so you can gather data, measure demand, and decide on next steps.

Example: Let’s say you’re considering a mobile health program but aren’t sure how often it will be used. Starting with a stock mobile clinic van could help you test the idea without the wait for a custom build.

In-stock vehicles work best for organizations that:

• Have deadlines tied to funding or events

• Need to replace an aging or broken vehicle quickly

• Want to start a program fast without long wait times

• Are testing a service before committing to a custom design

If speed and readiness matter more than a perfect custom fit, an in-stock wheelchair van or mobile medical van could be the right move for you.

Should you go with an in-stock or a fully customized vehicle?

Depending on your program’s unique needs, you can choose between an in-stock wheelchair van or mobile medical van and a fully customized build. Both have clear benefits, but some situations call for a custom vehicle to do the job right.

When does custom make more sense?

If your program has specific needs that affect how you work every day, a customized vehicle will usually serve you better. 

For example:

• You need specialized medical equipment: Mobile clinics often require custom layouts to fit exam beds, sinks, storage, and power hookups.

• You have unique accessibility needs: Maybe your organization needs a wheelchair accessible van with a certain type of lift, wider doors, or specialized seating to match your clients’ needs.

• Your team’s workflow is unique. If your staff has a specific routine or uses equipment that must be stored or arranged a certain way, a custom van lets you design the perfect flow.

• You want branding and identity on your vehicle. Custom wraps, logos, and colour schemes help your vehicle stand out and build trust in your community. Stock vans have limited or no options here.

When to think twice about in-stock vehicles

Stock vans can feel like a quick fix, but if your program’s needs don’t align well with what’s available, you could end up with a vehicle that slows you down. 

That means:

• Wasted time adapting your program to the van instead of the other way around

• Added costs retrofitting or upgrading later

• Frustrated staff and clients who struggle with layout or access

Of course, if your needs are straightforward and speed is key, in-stock vehicles are a solid choice. For example, if you need a basic wheelchair van with safe wheelchair access and your timeline is tight, getting a vehicle off the lot makes sense.

Weighing your options

Deciding between in-stock and custom boils down to how closely the vehicle needs to fit your program’s everyday reality. If you want a fast, reliable solution and your needs are simple, in-stock might be right for you. If you need a vehicle that’s built just for your goals, a custom build is the smarter choice.

Ready to choose your wheelchair van in stock?

You came here wondering if MoveMobility carries wheelchair vans in stock and how that could help your organization. Maybe you’re facing tight deadlines, budget questions, or just want to know your options.

Here’s what you learned:

• MoveMobility does carry wheelchair vans and sometimes, mobile medical vans, in stock for faster delivery.

• In-stock vehicles work best when you need a quick solution or have straightforward program needs.

• Customized vehicles make sense when your program requires special layouts, equipment, or branding.

MoveMobility has been building accessible and mobile healthcare vehicles across Canada for over 20 years. We combine expert craftsmanship with a deep understanding of diverse community needs. Our certified vehicles meet strict safety standards, and we deliver not just vans but peace of mind for your team and the people you serve. We’re proud to be part of your mission to remove barriers and save lives every day.

If you have questions or want to explore your options, click the button below to talk with a mobility expert ready to help you find the best fit for your program.

Not quite ready to chat? No worries. Check out these helpful articles to keep learning:

• How long does it take to get a wheelchair van? Understand timelines so you can plan better.

• How to choose a wheelchair van (11 steps): A clear guide to picking the right vehicle for your needs.

• Your payment options with MoveMobility: Learn about financing, leasing, and buying options to fit your budget.

These resources will help you move closer to getting the perfect wheelchair van or mobile medical unit for your organization.