Road Ambulance Services
Care That Moves with You
When medical emergencies strike, timely response can save lives. Life Savers Ambulance Services provides fast, reliable, and medically supervised road ambulance services, ensuring patients receive immediate care and safe transportation to the nearest or most appropriate hospital. From sudden emergencies to planned medical transfers, our road ambulances deliver life-saving care from the first call to hospital handover, supported by trained medical teams and in-house doctors.
What Are Road Ambulance Services?
Road ambulance services involve medically equipped vehicles designed to transport patients by road while providing emergency or non-emergency medical care. These ambulances are staffed with trained medical professionals and carry essential life-support equipment to stabilise and monitor patients during transit.
Life Savers Ambulance Services offers road ambulance support for:
- Emergency medical response
- Accident and trauma cases
- Inter-hospital patient transfers
- ICU patient shifting
- Planned and non-emergency medical transport
Why Road Ambulance Services Are Essential
- Immediate Emergency Response: Road ambulances are often the first responders in critical situations such as cardiac arrest, stroke, trauma, or sudden medical deterioration.
- Medical Care During Transit: Patients receive continuous oxygen support, monitoring, medications, and emergency interventions while being transported.
- Accessible & Widely Available: Road ambulances can reach residential areas, highways, accident sites, and locations where air or rail ambulance services are not feasible.
- Continuity of Care: Life Savers Ambulance Services ensures safe, medically supervised transfers between hospitals when advanced or specialised treatment is required.
Types of Road Ambulance Services
Basic Life Support (BLS) Ambulance
Designed for stable patients who require monitoring but not advanced life support. ideal for hospital discharge and elderly transport.
Advanced Life Support (ALS) Ambulance
Equipped to manage medical emergencies and moderately critical patients with cardiac monitoring and oxygen therapy.
ICU Ambulance
A mobile intensive care unit for critically ill patients, including ventilator-dependent and severe trauma cases.
Neonatal & Pediatric Ambulance
Specialised ambulances designed for newborns and children with incubators, pediatric ventilators, and specialized staff.
Patients Who Can Be Transported by Road Ambulance
- Ventilator patients
- Patients on BiPAP, CPAP, or NIV
- Tracheostomised patients
- Oxygen-dependent patients
- Cardiac and stroke patients
- Trauma and accident cases
- Post-surgical patients
- Cancer patients
- Elderly and bedridden patients
- Neonatal and pediatric patients
Medical Equipment Available in Road Ambulances
Life-Support & Emergency Equipment
- Ventilator (ICU ambulances)
- Oxygen cylinders
- Multipara monitors
- Defibrillator
- Suction machine
- Syringe and infusion pumps
- Nebuliser
- Emergency drug kit
- Advanced airway management tools
- Spine board and stretcher
Patient Safety & Comfort
- Medical stretchers
- Secure restraints
- Sanitised interiors
- Temperature-controlled cabin
Medical Team Onboard
Depending on the level of care required, our medical team continuously monitors the patient and provides immediate intervention if the patient’s condition changes.
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Trained to provide immediate care and transport safety.
Trained Paramedic
Skilled in advanced life support and emergency interventions.
ICU / Critical Care Doctor
Onboard for ICU ambulances to provide physician-led care.
How Road Ambulance Services Work
- Step 1: Call & Medical Discussion: We discuss the patient's condition with you or the treating physician.
- Step 2: Clinical Assessment: Our in-house doctor determines the ambulance type (BLS/ALS/ICU) and equipment needed.
- Step 3: Ambulance Dispatch: The nearest suitable ambulance is dispatched immediately.
- Step 4: On-Site Stabilisation: The team stabilises the patient before transport.
- Step 5: Safe Transport: Continuous medical supervision and monitoring during the journey.
- Step 6: Hospital Handover: Structured clinical handover to the receiving team.
When to Choose Road Ambulance Services
- Immediate medical response is required
- Distance is short to moderate
- Patient condition allows road travel
- Transfer is within the city or nearby areas
- Air or rail ambulance is not required
Cost of Road Ambulance Services
The cost depends on ambulance type, distance, medical equipment, and staff required. Transparent estimates are shared before dispatch whenever possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Services operate round the clock, including nights and holidays.
Yes. An in-house doctor always assesses the case before dispatch.
Yes. ICU ambulances are fully equipped for ventilator and critical care transfers.
Yes, with appropriate monitoring and medical supervision.
Yes. Usually one attendant can travel with the patient.
Road ambulances are best for short to medium distances. For longer distances, rail or air ambulance may be advised.
Road Ambulance Services You Can Trust
With trained medical teams, in-house doctors, advanced ambulances, and a patient-first approach, Life Savers Ambulance Services remains a trusted provider of road ambulance services across India.