Family-owned since 1968, TESCO Specialty Vehicles grew from a school-bus sales company into a national builder of purpose-built mobile clinics. Its commercial-grade units are designed for organizations bringing care to communities, with most new vehicles ready within 90 days. TESCO operates with more than 120 employees across 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space and provides nationwide delivery and field support.
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La Boit Specialty Vehicles, IncFamily-owned since 1981, La Boit Specialty Vehicles grew from founder Gil Blais’s garage-built storage boxes into a Gahanna manufacturer known for hand-building durable specialty vehicles from the chassis up. The veteran-owned company designs mobile clinics and command centers for professionals who need to bring services into the field, while maintaining its vehicles through a full-time service department.COLUMBUS, OH
TESCO Emergency VehiclesTESCO Emergency Vehicles builds ambulances and remounts for first responders, along with NEMT and wheelchair vans. The company emphasizes dependable emergency vehicles, quick build times, and long-term value for EMS agencies and departments managing tight fleet budgets.OREGON, OH
Mobile Conversions InternationalFrom its Cincinnati-area shop, Mobile Conversions International builds custom commercial vehicles that bring medical care, emergency operations and other specialized services on the road. Established in 1993, the family-owned company grew from founder Michael Dobbins Sr.’s first medical coach into an international manufacturer with a 16,000-square-foot facility on 19 acres. Its in-house engineering team builds purpose-designed units from the chassis up and also refurbishes vehicles made by other manufacturers.AMELIA, OH
LifeLine Mobile, IncFor more than 35 years, LifeLine Mobile has custom-manufactured mobile medical vehicles that bring clinical, dental, imaging, blood-collection and training space to communities on the move. Based at its Columbus-area manufacturing facility, the company builds units from 20 to more than 75 feet and serves healthcare clients in over 24 countries. Its commercial-grade construction includes a full-length steel I-beam undercarriage, with designs offering up to 32.9% more workspace than comparable RVs or school buses.OBETZ, OH