Farber In The News

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Farber Specialty Vehicles medical sales team attended the 21st annual Mobile Healthcare Association Clinics Conference last month in Louisville, Kentucky, where leaders, innovators and practitioners from across the country gathered to discuss the latest advancements in mobile medicine. This year’s theme, “Shaping the Future of Mobile Healthcare,” set the stage for conversations about new technology, evolving care delivery models and the expanding role of artificial intelligence in improving health outcomes and operational efficiency.

The Mobile Healthcare Association (MHA) continues to be a driving force in advancing equitable access to quality healthcare through mobility, innovation and collaboration. By uniting a broad and diverse network of professionals, from nurses and physicians to program directors and vehicle manufacturers. MHA fosters the exchange of ideas, best practices and resources that strengthen the field and empower its members. Through its educational programs, long-term partnerships and advocacy efforts, the association helps mobile health providers expand their reach and impact, bringing care directly to communities that need it most. Guided by its mission to promote and serve the mobile healthcare field, MHA envisions a future where every person has access to quality care, regardless of location or circumstance.

Farber Specialty Vehicles proudly showcased two of its latest models, each representing a unique approach to meeting customers’ varied operational needs. The flagship Farber 45 stood as the centerpiece of the display, featuring top-tier craftsmanship, advanced technology and every available option, a true example of what’s possible when engineering meets innovation. Alongside it, the FrontRunner model provided a look at a more compact, metropolitan-focused solution built for efficiency, accessibility and value. The contrasting designs reflected Farber’s understanding that no two healthcare providers are the same, and that flexibility is the key to serving both large institutions and community-based programs effectively.

“Our goal has always been to meet our customers where they are, whether that’s a university with a vision for a full-scale flagship clinic or a community in need of a compact, cost-effective mobile solution,” said Donavin Farber, vice president of sales. “The Farber 45 showcases what’s possible at the high end, while our new Air model demonstrates how we’re continuing to innovate for flexibility, accessibility and budget-conscious organizations. Every product we build starts with the same mission: to deliver mobility with purpose.”

Beyond the exhibition floor, the Farber team spent time reconnecting with long-standing partners and celebrating one of their own community heroes, Jason King, who was honored as the 2025 Driver of the Year. King serves in the Greater Columbus area, where Farber Specialty Vehicles is proudly headquartered and operates a Farber-built bus designed for his employer, Mount Carmel Street Medicine. His recognition reflects not only his personal commitment to providing compassionate, on-the-ground care to underserved populations but also the reliability and impact of Farber’s vehicles in empowering healthcare professionals nationwide.

As founding members of the Mobile Healthcare Association, Farber Specialty Vehicles takes great pride in helping advance the organization’s mission and vision. The company values the opportunity to contribute to MHA’s ongoing growth and to support its belief in a future where every individual regardless of income, geography or circumstance can access the best care possible. This partnership underscores Farber’s long-standing dedication to innovation, collaboration and the pursuit of healthcare equity across the United States.