Odulair Mobile Behavioral Health Units are specially designed to provide in person response to those requiring identification, assessment, and/or treatment of mental or behavioral illness. Whether you need a local office for client visits, or need an on-site unit for outreach purposes, your behavioral health team can be accommodated. Every aspect of our units are custom designed to meet your exact needs. No matter the crisis at hand, your team of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses and social workers will need the proper tools to excel. Odulair is here to help your team address crisis situations quickly and efficiently by providing you with an anxiety reducing clinical assessment and therapy department on wheels.

Odulair Mobile Behavioral Health Units can provide a virtually unlimited number of services including clinical assessment rooms equipped with basic medical exam devices, mental health assessment rooms, individual and family mental health treatment rooms, clinical staff workrooms, double locking narcotics cabinets, client waiting areas with an educational video station, and even kitchens and restrooms. The exterior of the units can also be custom designed with your organization logo or left unmarked for discretion.

Mobile Behavioral Health Units can be built on any vehicle platform, with smaller units as vans for easy maneuvering in urban locales and truck chassis-based units for rural areas and regions with harsh winters or flooding. We also provide larger transportable and relocatable behavioral health clinics for large-scale disaster relief. The platforms Odulair offers include:

• Mobile Behavioral Health Van
• Mobile Behavioral Health Truck (Standard and 4 x 4 truck chassis)
• Mobile Behavioral Health Trailer (single and double expandable)
• Mobile Behavioral Health School Bus
• Mobile Behavioral Health Bus

For those receiving Intensive Care Coordination (ICC), our Mobile Crisis Intervention staff will coordinate with the ICC care coordinator throughout the delivery of the service. Mobile Crisis Intervention also will coordinate with primary care physicians and any other care management program or behavioral health providers of the patient throughout the process.