AMBULANCE CARE: FROM PICKUP TO RECOVERY

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AMBULANCE CARE: FROM PICKUP TO RECOVERY.

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STAPLES OF CARE. Ambulances have the core responsibility of transporting patients in a wide variety of medical situations. Patient care cycle begins in the ambulance in most cases. The key to efficient and comprehensive emergency care is to e well equipped and well trained for all scenarios. Current technology allows for real-time accurate monitoring of all patient vitals in transit. This is key for delivering a smooth and comprehensive ambulance care experience..

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COMMON EMRGENCY SCENARIOS. RTA Cardiac arrest Choking and collapsing Infectious diseases Bleeding, trauma. Burns, electric shocks Allergic reactions Poisoning Neurological episodes Psychiatric episodes Geriatric care Paediatric emergencies.

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OUR SERVICES. Standby Ambulance Patient Transport Ambulance Inter-City Patient Transport Neonatal Ambulance Pediatric Ambulance Medical Taxi Powered Ambulance Cardiac care Ambulance Neurological care Ambulance.

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India has the largest network of roads in the world and it is no surprise that we also have among the highest road traffic accident numbers in the world as well. India makes up 11% of total road accidents in the world. A survey by the NHAI and Ministry of Transportation showed that at least 30% of accident deaths were preventable by timely care and early medical intervention. As much as 10% of maternal and neonatal deaths are also preventable by timely arrival of medical care and early initiation of medical care. India has 150,000 deaths related to accidents every year since 2017 and this number can be drastically reduced by proper and timely emergency care.

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GENERAL CARE AMBULANCE. Defibrillator Pulse oximeter Digital BP cuff Epi Pens Hemometer Digital Thermometer Glucometer Single Lead ECG CRP rapid test kit.

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Over the last two decades the rates of deaths from cardiac diseases has increased by 34%, rising from 155.7 to 209.1 deaths per lakh population. Deaths from cardiac diseases are preventable by timely intervention. When cardiac care begins in the Ambulance the chances of survival rise by 50%.

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CARDIAC CARE AMBULANCE. 12 lead ECG Defibrillator Pulse oximeter Digital BP cuff Epi Pens Hemometer Cardiac troponin rapid kit CKMB rapid test kit Myoglobin rapid test kit Oxygen Cylinders.

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Stroke is a highly time sensitive condition and initiating treatment faster dramatically increases the likelihood that they will do well. Video TeleStroke management can start in the ambulance. A remote stroke expert can assist local physicians to assess and treat stroke patients In one study the percentage of Telehealth consults for neurology increased from around 1% to nearly 90% during the stay at home orders for COVID. When patients with stroke are treated on a MSU (mobile stroke unit) and receive anti-clot medication faster, they have less disability at 90 days Reports show that every hour of delay in stroke management can lead to the death of 7 million neurons..

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NEUROLOGICAL CARE AMBULANCE. 5 lead ECG Defibrillator Pulse oximeter Digital BP cuff Epi Pens Hemometer Spine board Spinal collars Inflatable splints PTZ camera for patient diagnosis Stroke assessment scale &NIH stroke evaluation.

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ALS AMBULANCE. 12 lead ECG Defibrillator Pulse oximeter Digital BP cuff Epi Pens Hemometer Cardiac troponin rapid kit CKMB rapid test kit Myoglobin rapid test kit Spine board Spinal collars Inflatable splints.

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TRANSPORT AMBULANCES. Extra seats for passengers Immobilization sets Papoose board Straps and restraints Spine board Spinal collars Inflatable splints Complete vitals monitoring kit.

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KEY EQUIPMENT. Hydraulic stretcher (large) Slide stretcher (small ) Oxygen cylinders First Aid Kit Extra seats for passengers Immobilization sets Papoose board Straps and restraints Spine board Spinal collars Inflatable splints.

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KEY EQUIPMENT. Collapsible Wheelchair Infusion syringe pumps Nebulizer Transport Ventilator CPAP.

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DISPOSABLES. Syringes Needles Canulas Gauze Cotton PPE’s Compression bandages Venflon Intubation kits Tubing Suction Intraosseus kit Miscellaneous tools.

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MEDICATIONS. Atropine Adrenaline Adenosine Saline Dextrose TPA Blood packs FFP Furosemide Insulin Naloxone Sodium Bicarbonate.

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MEDICATIONS. Activated Charcoal. Albuterol . Aspirin. Epinephrine, 1:1,000 via EpiPen ® or vial. Nitroglycerin (Tablet or Spray) Oral Glucose Gel. Oxygen. Tylenol. Amiodarone . Calcium Chloride 10% Dexamethasone.

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FUTURISTIC TRENDS. 16 slice portable CT for in ride neurological imaging. PTZ camera for in ride high resolution audio-video consults for immediate patient management remote specialists. DICOM viewers and SNOWMED for real-time porting of images to a remote radiologist. Inventory lists and tracking indents and requests to optimize purchasing.

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We offer a wide range of equipments that can be used remotely for providing efficient and evidence based patient care..

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STETHOSCOPE. yuÅ7nKv.

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INFRARED THERMOMETER. KOO*ex.

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NON INVASIVE BLOOD PRESSURE CUFF. 08-1.2 ,nch 22-32 cm B 7— inch.

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PULSE OXIMETER. Both the wired and wireless versions are available.

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DERMOSCOPE. 40M.

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ENT CHECKUP. Firefly.

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Hemoglobin meter.. Can be used for instant and accurate reading of blood Hb Battery operated &Strips are provided as needed. FDA approved device from Germany. Cost per use 14 Rs. Extremely useful for detecting iron deficiencies in women..

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Pulse Oximeter. Accurate and instantaneous in field reading of blood oxygenation. Device certified by the US FDA. Battery operated and easily portable..

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Digital BP Cuff. Instant and accurate recording of blood pressure. Lightweight easy to use cuff and digital display. Can be used by patient themselves or by any other person Battery charged for deployment to remote areas.

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Digital Thermometer. FDA approved battery operated thermometer. Easy to use design with digital display Can be used for temperature readings from any part of the body surface. Easy portability..

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6 in one Hemometer. FDA approved handheld device. Capable of measuring 6 distinct vales from blood. Hb , HbA1c, Uric acid, Hematocrit , Lipid profile etc can be measured at the same time with 6 different strips. Complete profile can be ported to our software Cost per use can be restrivtive.

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Custom Strips. Customized strips that measure three distinct values from blood. Hematocrit , Hb , HbA1c. Perfect for monitoring blood glucose in diabetics, anemia and blood dyscrasias.

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Strips for 6 in 1 meter. 6 separate strips for measuring separate parameters in blood Can be used to measure Hb , HbA1c, uric acid, Lipids, Ketone bodies. Cost per set is on the higher side and recommended for comprehensive field check ups..

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Digital ECG. FDA approved device. Single lead hand held ECG Accurate and real-time readings. Can be used by self or others ECG graph is automatically ported to our software for storage and retrieval..

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Glucometer. Handheld Bluetooth enabled glucose test meter. Battery operated and with clear digital display. Strips for use can be provided as needed. Cost per use is 7Rs.

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Glucose Strips. G locos e. Disposable glucose testing strips. Comes in packets of 50 or 100. Multiple packs can be carried with the kit as per requirement..

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Protective Case. PELICAN hard cover and compartmentalized case for storage and carrying. Can protect devices inside from impacts thus easy and safe to deploy even to disaster zones or difficult terrain..