FORTS 38 
C-FORTS 96 
ACE 463L 01 / THE SPACE
From packed to deployed.
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DEPLOYABLE MEDICAL CLINICS
Bring the clinic
closer to care.
Rigid-wall medical workspaces that fold for transport and open where your program needs them. Plan the rooms, clinical equipment and supporting systems around the care your team provides.
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A real working interior.
Rigid walls, defined rooms and a layout planned around staff and patients.
02
One unit or connected rooms.
Choose a single clinic or prepared tandem shelters for a larger layout.
03
A scope that fits your program.
Purchase a shell or define a fuller configuration with FORTS.
C-FORTS / THE FOLDING STRUCTURE
A working clinic.
A folding shelter.
The folding structure makes the building part of the transport plan. Opening the shelter is one stage; site connections, clinical equipment and preparation for patient care are planned separately.
AS LITTLE AS15 min
Rapid deployment. Rigid-wall space.
Single-building setup. Timing depends on configuration, crew and site conditions. Placement, site connections and equipment setup are planned for your facility.
- 01Open the roof sections.
The central structure remains in place.
- 02Extend the floor. Raise the walls.
The sides become enclosed working space.
- 03Bring the interior into service.
Complete the fit-out and site connections for your operation.
Shows the folding structure with setup hardware already in place. Configuration and deployment procedures vary; this is a product illustration.
COMPACT TO TRAVEL. CONFIGURED FOR CARE.
A complete clinic.
Packed into the center.
The shelter opens around its central transport space. The short dividers unfold, then the equipment moves into the rooms. Explore both views of an example C-FORTS clinic.
02 / THE WORKING INTERIOR
Everything finds its place.
Watch the short partitions unfold, then the centrally stored equipment move into place.
- Examination spaces
- Arrange patient rooms, equipment and privacy around the services you provide.
- A place for the team
- Plan reception, work surfaces and storage alongside the clinical rooms.
- Ready for the next move
- Define equipment stowage, service connections and handling with the shelter.
ONE APPLICATION. A CHOICE OF PLATFORMS.
The care comes first.
Then the platform.
The three-room clinic shown here is one C-FORTS configuration. The right shelter depends on the rooms, equipment and movement your program needs.
CONTAINERIZED FOLD-OUT SHELTER
A clinic organized into rooms.
A containerized platform for examination rooms, staff workspace and supporting equipment. Prepared C-FORTS units can connect when one clinic needs more space.
- Working area
- ≈310 sq ft
- Transport approach
- Container handling or a matched hydraulic Mobilizer
Areas are rounded catalog references. Layout, equipped weight and supplied systems are confirmed for your selected configuration.
INSIDE A WORKING CLINIC
Room for care.
Room to move.
A clinic needs privacy, circulation and a controlled interior as well as floor space. An insulated rigid enclosure, selected environmental systems and a fitted equipment package bring those needs together. This actual VA clinic shows examination space, room divisions and handwashing positions in a working configuration.
- Privacy and access
- Room divisions separate clinical activities while keeping an internal route for the people using the facility.
- Equipment at the point of use
- Examination furniture, storage and handwashing positions share the available space.
- A layout you can explore
- Step through the actual configuration in 3D, then compare it with the services your program provides.
TANDEM / CONNECTED UNITS
More rooms.
One connected clinic.
When the care program needs more than one shelter, prepared C-FORTS units can connect directly in tandem. FORTS 38 also supports tandem arrangements within its own shelter family. Plan reception, clinical rooms and staff support together so the connections serve the patient journey.
- Direct connections
- Prepared openings connect compatible units; select the platform and connections together.
- A clinical flow
- Decide which spaces need to open into each other and which remain private.
- A facility-sized move
- Several units need a coordinated delivery, positioning and services plan.
FROM THE ROAD TO THE SITE
Unload the clinic.
Put the space to work.
A matched C-FORTS hydraulic Mobilizer loads and unloads a single shelter without a forklift. Watch the actual system in use, then define the clinic’s equipment stowage, site connections and preparation for care as part of the same deployment plan.
How does a larger clinic arrive?
Connected facilities need a coordinated freight, positioning and handling plan. A single-unit Mobilizer demonstration does not show every step of a tandem deployment.
Does the equipment stay in its working position?
Not all of it. A documented C-FORTS clinic uses repositioned and restrained examination furniture, folding chairs and nested equipment. The packing arrangement depends on the selected layout.
What if we supply our own equipment?
Share its dimensions, connections and transport needs early. Those details shape both the working layout and the stowage plan.
ACTUAL PACKED EQUIPMENT · DOCUMENTED CLINIC EXAMPLE
A documented clinic configuration, separate from the three-room rendering above.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Your operation.
Your next step.
Start with your services, room needs, equipment, operating locations and timing. A finished floor plan is not necessary.
- 01The space
Examination rooms, staff workspace and patient flow.
- 02What goes inside
Your medical equipment, a FORTS fit-out or a combined scope.
- 03How it arrives
A matched Mobilizer or planned freight and site handling.
You don’t need a finished floor plan to start. We’ll discuss the platform and layout, supplied systems and delivery requirements with you.
Prefer to talk? (954) 949-3200
BEFORE YOU BUY
Can we supply our own medical equipment?
Yes. Identify the equipment you plan to supply so interfaces, installation and responsibilities can be defined in the proposal.
Can the clinic have separate rooms?
Yes. Plan partitions, circulation and equipment around the services you intend to provide. Prepared FORTS 38 or C-FORTS units can also form tandem arrangements.
Are utilities included?
The selected package determines supplied systems. Confirm power, water, wastewater, data and the connections your site will provide.
What if we need a larger medical facility?
Explore the Field Hospitals page for connected modules, clinical functions and coordinated site logistics.
Explore the platforms, layouts and supporting equipment.
