The presence of a health cart in a community offers a number of significant benefits.

Firstly, it provides easier and more convenient access to a variety of health services, eliminating geographical barriers and facilitating the participation of those who might otherwise face difficulties in seeking regular medical care.

In addition, the health carts play a crucial role in promoting preventive health, carrying out screenings, vaccinations and providing essential information on healthy practices. This proactive approach contributes to the early detection of medical conditions and helps prevent disease, promoting a healthier and more aware community.

The mobility of the truck also makes it possible to serve areas that may have fewer medical resources, thus extending the reach of health services.

Ultimately, having a health cart in the community represents a tangible commitment to the well-being of residents, promoting an inclusive and accessible approach to medical care.

1. Annual vaccination:

   • Seasonal campaigns to encourage vaccination against diseases such as flu, measles, mumps, rubella, among others.

2. Prevention of Chronic Diseases:

   • Initiatives focused on raising awareness and preventing chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease.

3. Cancer Awareness Month:

   • Several months of the year are dedicated to cancer awareness and prevention, addressing different types of cancer.

4. Mental Health:

   • Campaigns to raise awareness of mental health, reduce the stigma associated with mental illness and promote support resources.

5. Prevention of Infectious Diseases:

   • Initiatives to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, with a focus on hygiene, sanitation and awareness.

6. Women's Health:

   • Specific campaigns for women's health, addressing issues such as breast cancer prevention, reproductive health and gynecological exams.

7. Child Health:

   • Initiatives for children's health, including vaccination campaigns, prevention of childhood diseases and promotion of healthy habits from an early age.

8. World Health Day:

   • Celebrated on April 7, this day highlights global health issues and raises awareness of important health issues around the world.

The number of rooms in a health van can vary depending on the purpose and specific design of the vehicle. Generally, these carts are designed to meet basic health needs and can include rooms for medical consultations, dentistry, nursing, laboratory tests, among others.

The forward room is an expandable compartment in the Health Truck, increasing its internal layout. During transportation, these rooms are closed, fitting onto a semi-trailer. Advancing can be done manually or by means of controlled hydraulic equipment.

Labor uses technology from Europe, with international recognition and high quality. With two factories in Brazil, Labor incorporates advanced technology into its mobile units. Its low gravity suspension system provides safety when transporting sensitive equipment. Labor is currently the leading manufacturer of health carts.