Mobile medical vehicles are categorized into the following types based on their functions and operational scenarios:
1. Off-road Medical Ambulances: Designed for extreme environments, capable of operating in temperatures ranging from 40°C to 45°C and at altitudes of up to 5,000 meters. Equipped with a 4×4 off-road chassis, digital radiography (DR) systems, ultrasound, and ECG equipment, they enable rapid emergency response in remote areas.
2. Mobile Health Check-up Vehicles: Integrating functions such as data collection, remote consultation, chest X-rays (DR), and ophthalmic examinations, these vehicles provide one-stop health screening services and are frequently used for community and corporate health checks.
3. Mobile Imaging Vehicles (CT Vehicles): Built on an 11-meter bus chassis and equipped with imported vehicle-mounted CT scanners, independent power supplies, and disinfection systems, they facilitate on-site scanning and remote diagnosis.
4. 5G Digital Mobile Hospital Vehicles: Featuring capabilities for medical imaging, laboratory testing, and screenings for common cancers (such as breast and cervical cancer), these vehicles connect to remote specialists via 5G technology and support molecular-level analysis-exemplified by the "round-the-island" service model in Boao, Hainan.
5. Mobile Clinic Vehicles: Dedicated to long-term service at the grassroots level, these vehicles are equipped with general practice diagnostic devices, ultrasound machines, and ECG units. By utilizing 5G dual-domain private networks, they enable direct medical insurance settlement and the synchronization of electronic health records, extending coverage to remote townships.
