Clinic In A Can

Target SDGs

Target Users (Target Impact Group)

Public Sector Agencies, NGOs

Distributors / Implementing Organizations

Clinic In A Can

Competitive Landscape

Direct competitors include Philips and Rhiza Foundation Mobile Clinic and Mobile Schools Health.

Manufacturing/Building Method

The units are custom-made dependent on the customer’s preference. The building materials have a life expectancy of at least 30 year, such as a plastic substrate used for the clinic walls. The substrate is also waterproof and insect repellent. High quality insulation is used to lower energy costs and reduce ambient noise.

Intellectural Property Type

Trademark

User Provision Model

The Units are purchased directly from the manufacturer on a lease (only in United States and Canada) and/or purchase terms with the  costs varying on the customizations and number of units needed.

Distributions to Date Status

Unknown

Design Specifications

The unit is designed with structural walls for mounting equipment and storage cabinets. Medical cabinets are placed at the far end of the room and equipment along the hallway to create space for free movement. The doors and windows are located on cargo doors to provide security but also allow the unit to be shipped as a normal container. These units are designed to run on solar power, a hybrid of solar and a diesel generator, or an electric grid. The clinics are engineered to be energy-efficient, operating on less than 500 watts of electricity. Clinics are built using materials with a life expectancy of more than thirty years.

Product Schematics

Technical Support

Support is available through the manufacturer

Replacement Components

Accompanying medical devices

Lifecycle

Units or clinics are built of high-quality material with a life expectancy of more than 30 years.

Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters

Every human being should have access to quality healthcare.

Vetted Performance Status

Unknown

Safety

• Unit is built with insulation to prevent shocks and provide for temperature regulation inside.
• Walls are made of hospital-grade pre-laminated parkland plastic.
• Doors and windows are located on cargo doors to provide security.
• All units must meet the CSC (Convention for Safe Containers) certification before shipping.

Complementary Technical Systems

A reliable power source is required for this product.

Academic Research and References

Compliance with regulations

All Clinics must meet the CSC (Convention for Safe Containers) Certification before shipping. The company only sources equipment and instruments from registered, approved and certified medical equipment dealer companies.

Evaluation methods

unknown

Other Information

You can find a detailed explanatory video here. A film showing schematics can be viewed here.