What MAV brings
Bring the part of ANCHOR the community actually needs.
MAV is modular. A visit can be a simple public-access stop, a lower-sensory navigation session, a technology-lending/demo day, a community training deployment or a higher-complexity telehealth/clinical partner visit. The field configuration should match the work.
Twelve field-service lanes
Every Mobile Access Visit should have a defined job and a defined handoff.
MAV is broader than health care, but it can host licensed health services when a qualified partner/clinician is scheduled. The default role is access, preparation, navigation, communication, field support and follow-through.
Start Here + needs mapping
Sort the actual problem across communication, sensory, healthcare, evaluation, benefits, school/work, housing, transportation, crisis prevention or community support.
Leave with: next-step mapCommunication access
Written-first options, AAC, low-tech boards, extra processing time, interpreter/translation connection and communication planning.
Leave with: usable communication methodSensory + regulation
Low-demand space, environment adjustments, portable regulation tools and a plan for completing the interaction without forcing performance.
Leave with: sensory/support planPassport + documents
Build or update a voluntary Access Passport, CARD, appointment summary, questions, forms or written handoff.
Leave with: portable informationHealthcare access
Appointment prep, provider search, waitlist questions, body/pain communication, telehealth connection and transportation planning.
Leave with: prepared appointment routeEvaluation access
Organize developmental history, prior records, referral criteria, adult/child evaluation pathways and support that can begin before formal diagnosis.
Leave with: evaluation/support routeSafety Net + crisis prevention
Reduce pressure, create communication/safety plan, identify urgent clinical/crisis routes and connect to continuing support.
Leave with: prevention + escalation planBenefits + daily-life navigation
Benefits, waiver, housing, food, employment, school transition and other cross-system navigation.
Leave with: responsible agency/partner connectionMobile technology library
Try AAC, sensory, executive-function, healthcare-prep and workplace-access tools before purchase or formal request.
Leave with: trial result + next stepTransportation + Mobility Desk
Trip eligibility, scheduling, accessible ride needs, Medicaid NET/public transit/partner options and failed-ride troubleshooting.
Leave with: trip planCommunity + workforce training
Host-site readiness, public-worker scripts, school/workplace/venue access, Academy sign-up and equipment demonstration.
Leave with: local capacityClosed-loop follow-up
Confirm whether the referral, ride, appointment or support actually happened and identify what blocked it if not.
Leave with: continuity, not a dead referralCore mobile access capabilities
Services that can travel with ANCHOR.
Mobile tool library
Examples of what the network can carry.
AAC trial tools
Approved AAC tablets/apps, symbol boards, yes/no buttons, switches, adaptive keyboards and low-tech communication boards.
Sensory tools
Noise-reduction headphones, visors/sunglasses, tactile tools, lap supports and other non-invasive regulation options selected and used safely.
Executive-function tools
Visual timers, routine boards, task cards, first-then supports, visual calendars, reminder systems and waiting plans.
Healthcare preparation kits
Appointment card, pain scale, body map, question prompts, sensory-need card and waiting plan.
Workplace trial kits
Written-instruction templates, quiet-break cards, task boards, focus tools and supervisor communication scripts.
Public-site access kits
Communication boards, sensory-access signage, quiet-zone materials, printed maps, multilingual forms, charging and public resource information.
Three operating levels
Do not send a clinical unit when an access desk can solve the problem.
Public access / outreach
Navigation, communication support, Passport help, resource planning, public education, sign-ups and basic mobile tool support.
Private mobile support
Everything above plus private consultation space, Sensory Haven capability, equipment trials, more complex support planning and telehealth setup.
Scheduled licensed service
A licensed healthcare or clinical partner can deliver an authorized service through the mobile setting when staffing, records, supervision, privacy, billing and emergency procedures are in place.