Inside the journey
Our Vehicles and Equipment
Before entrusting a relative to us, you will want to know what the vehicle looks like and what is on board. This page shows you.
The cabin
The patient lies on a stretcher locked to the vehicle, with a seat for the medical staff beside it so someone stays with the patient the whole way. The cabin is separate from the driver's area, and temperature and lighting are adjusted for comfort.
What is on board?
The main equipment at a glance:
| Area | Equipment |
|---|---|
| Carrying and securing | Main stretcher with harness, combination stretcher, vacuum mattress, scoop stretcher, spine board with head immobiliser |
| Oxygen and breathing | Fixed and portable oxygen, transport ventilator, fixed and portable suction unit |
| Monitoring and measuring | Defibrillator with monitor, blood pressure device, pulse oximeter, non-contact thermometer, blood glucose meter |
| Cabin | IV pole, infusion or syringe pump, lockable medicine compartment, grab handle above the stretcher |
| Communication | Radio with antenna, vehicle tracking |
On long routes
For long-distance journeys, oxygen supply and stops are planned before departure. Which devices are prepared follows what the treating doctor specifies.
About these images
These images show our own vehicle. Layout can vary slightly between vehicles. We confirm the vehicle and crew during planning.
Equipment on board
The devices with you on the road
The images below are real photos taken inside an ambulance from our fleet.
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Patient monitor
Heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and ECG are monitored throughout the journey.
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Defibrillator
Monitors heart rhythm and delivers a shock when needed.
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Ventilator
Portable ventilator for patients who need breathing support.
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Suction unit
Portable suction unit to keep the airway clear.
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Infusion pump
Delivers medication and fluids through an IV line at a controlled rate.
Photos were taken inside the vehicle; equipment may vary by vehicle and type of service.
Do you need an ambulance?
In an emergency, call now. For planned transfers, fill in the form and we will call you.