Guidelines for Bringing the Norton Healthcare Mobile Prevention Center to Your Neighborhood
Requests for the Norton Healthcare Mobile Prevention Center for your event must be made at least three months in advance. In addition, at least 15 participants must preregister. We can work with you on promoting the event.
The Norton Healthcare Mobile Prevention Center requires:
- A minimum of eight paved and level parking spaces. It cannot set up on the street.
- Direct access to public restrooms from the vehicle.
- Overhead clearance of at least 13 feet.
Para solicitar el Centro de prevención móvil de Norton Healthcare para su evento o ubicación, la solicitud debe realizarse con al menos tres meses de anticipación. Además, nuestra meta es que al menos 15 participantes hagan su cita antes del evento. Podemos cooperar con usted para promocionar el evento.
El Centro de prevención móvil de Norton Healthcare requiere:
- Un mínimo de ocho espacios de estacionamiento pavimentados y nivelados. No puede instalarse en la calle.
- Acceso directo a baños públicos desde el vehículo.
- Requiere una altura para pasar de 13 pies.
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