Not every ambulance journey is an emergency. The bulk of day-to-day medical transport is planned: taking a discharged patient home, moving someone between hospitals for a procedure, weekly dialysis runs, or getting an immobile parent to a consultation. Patient transfer service covers exactly this — safe, unhurried transport with a stretcher, a trained attendant, and oxygen available if needed.
Because these journeys are scheduled, they can be organised around the family: a fixed pickup time, help carrying the patient down from an upstairs flat, a wheelchair where a stretcher is unnecessary, and a driver who knows the drop hospital’s admission entrance rather than circling the campus.
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- Hospital discharge journeys home, including to other districts
- Inter-hospital shifts for scans, procedures or second opinions
- Recurring dialysis, chemotherapy or physiotherapy transport
- Appointments for immobile, post-operative or elderly patients
What travels with the patient
- Stretcher and wheelchair options
- Oxygen available on request
- First-aid equipment
- Trained attendant for lifting and transfers
- Clean, air-conditioned patient cabin
How we plan it
The detail that makes planned transfers smooth is the pre-call: we confirm the pickup floor and lift availability, whether the patient can sit or must lie flat, and the exact ward or department at the destination. Ten minutes of planning removes almost every delay families otherwise face on the day.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a recurring schedule, like dialysis three times a week?
Yes — standing bookings with fixed days and pickup times are available, with the same crew wherever possible so the patient sees familiar faces.
Do you help carry the patient from an upstairs apartment?
Yes. Tell us the floor and whether a lift exists when booking; the crew brings the right equipment (carry chair or scoop stretcher) and enough hands for a safe descent.
Is a patient transfer vehicle medically equipped?
It carries a stretcher, first aid and optional oxygen with a trained attendant — right for stable patients. If the patient needs monitoring or ventilation, we will recommend an ICU ambulance instead.