An ambulance service is the provision of emergency medical transportation to patients who require immediate medical attention and care. We have our own dedicated ambulance service or work in partnership with local emergency medical services (EMS) to ensure patients can be safely and swiftly transported to the hospital for treatment.
Key aspects of an ambulance service in a hospital includes:
- Emergency Response: The ambulance service is equipped to respond to emergency calls 9901103439 and dispatch an ambulance promptly to the location of the patient in need.
- Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and Paramedics: Ambulances are staffed with trained EMTs and/or paramedics who can provide immediate medical care and stabilization to patients before reaching the hospital.
- Medical Equipment: Ambulances are equipped with essential medical equipment, such as defibrillators, oxygen, intravenous (IV) lines, and other tools necessary to administer basic life support.
- Communication: Ambulance crews maintain communication with the hospital’s emergency department and relay vital information about the patient’s condition en route to facilitate better preparation for the patient’s arrival.
- Transport to Hospital: The primary purpose of the ambulance service is to transport patients safely and rapidly to the hospital for further medical assessment and treatment.
- Advanced Life Support (ALS): Some hospital-based ambulance services may also offer advanced life support capabilities, which include more advanced medical interventions performed by paramedics, such as administering medications or performing advanced airway management.
- Coordination with EMS: If the hospital’s ambulance service works in partnership with local EMS, they may collaborate closely to ensure a seamless transfer of patients and resources.
- Inter hospital Transfers: Hospital-based ambulance services may also be involved in transferring patients between different healthcare facilities for specialized care not available at the current hospital.
Having an ambulance service directly affiliated with a hospital enhances the hospital’s ability to respond to emergencies effectively, ensuring timely access to medical care and potentially saving lives in critical situations. It also allows for a smoother continuum of care from the moment of initial patient contact until their arrival at the hospital and subsequent treatment.
We provide our ambulance service within the range of 10 to 15kms only from our location.