ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT AMBULANCE (ALS)

Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances transport patients who need a higher level of care during transport. The unit is staffed by paramedics who are qualified to render advanced life support to patients. Patients who typically require ALS transport include:

•  Medical/surgical patients with a continuous Intra-venous
•  Patients on a cardiac monitor
•  Patients with potential airway compromise
•  Any patient deemed to have a potential complication during transport when reported by the sending facility
•  Life threatening medical emergencies (For example: respiratory distress, stroke, seizure, or chest pains)

Mortuary Ambulance/ Freezer Box-

A mortuary van is a funeral vehicle used to carry a deceased patient from hospital to home or to cremation grounds.

Also known as a Mortuary Refrigerator or Body freezer box. It is designed to preserve the body after death. The Mortuary chamber maintains a low temperature to prevent decomposition. These chambers are portable and can be hired at home as well.

TRAIN AMBULANCE (TA)

Suitable for patients who need transportation to medical centers not located locally.

Vehicle equipped with ventilator, IV supplies, oxygen, ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) drugs, and other critical tools to support and maintain patient's health for long duration. A nurse or a paramedic is available.

AIR AMBULANCE

Well-equipped planes and choppers with an expert Nurse or Doctor.

Transport patients by air from far away places to major hospitals in the quickest way possible while providing in-flight medical care.

An air ambulance typically includes emergency medicines, ventilators, ECG and other monitoring equipment along with CPR kits and stretchers.

 WATER AMBULANCE (WA)

Well-equipped motor boats with an expert nurse or doctor

Suitable for those who reside in areas where water is either a faster route to the designated medical facility or a better option against land-based ambulance service, or the only available option.