Patient Transport Ambulance
PTA Ambulance – Patient Transport Ambulance also known as type B ambulance, serves as a vital means of transferring patients safely and efficiently to medical facilities or other destinations. Ambus designs and fabricates high-quality PTA vehicles, providing safe and efficient transportation for patients.
About
PTA, or Patient Transport Ambulance, plays a crucial role in the healthcare system by providing safe and reliable transportation for patients in need. Primarily used for non-serious patients, including elderly or disabled individuals requiring regular medical treatment, PTAs also facilitate the dignified transfer of deceased individuals. At Ambus, we prioritize the safety and comfort of our patients, designing and equipping our PTAs accordingly.
Features
Engineered for Safety & Comfort
Check out all of the features that come with PTA. At Ambus, we only use the best materials to make our ambulances because we know how important it is for the patient and the service providers.
Services
Crafted for Ambulance service providers
Clients
Explore the Clients We’ve Proudly Served
AllMS Bhopal
Aayushmaan
Accord
Falck India
Brij Gopal Construction
Cats
Apollo Hospitals
Fortis
Haldiram
Havells
Force
ESIC
Indus Pharma
JSW
Marengo CIMS
Max Healthcare
Indian Oil
Hero Motor
Rotary
Spencer’s
NHAI
NCL
Medanta
Tata
Vedanta
ZHl
Sun foundation
NTPC
Vehicle Specifications
Name
Maruti Eeco
Length | Width | Height
3675 mm | 1475 mm | 1930 mm
Kerb Weight (Kg)
940
Wheelbase (mm)
2350
FAQs
Explore our commonly asked questions to find helpful insights.
What is a PTA used for?
A PTA, or Patient Transport Ambulance, is used to safely transport non-emergency patients to medical facilities or other destinations, ensuring their comfort and well-being during transit.
Who can use a PTA service?
PTAs are typically used by non-serious patients who require transportation to medical appointments, routine treatments, or other healthcare-related needs. They may include elderly individuals, disabled persons, or individuals undergoing non-emergency medical procedures.
What features are available in a PTA?
PTAs are equipped with features to ensure the safety and comfort of the patient during transportation. These may include secure seating arrangements, oxygen supply systems, easy-access entry points, and ergonomic interior design elements. Our ambulances are built following AIS 125 guidelines, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
Is a PTA different from an emergency ambulance?
Yes, a PTA is specifically designed for non-emergency patient transportation, whereas emergency ambulances are equipped to handle critical medical situations and provide immediate medical care en route to the hospital.
Can Ambus customize PTA ambulances according to specific requirements?
Yes, Ambus specializes in customizing PTA ambulances to meet the unique needs and specifications of our clients. We work closely with our customers to understand their requirements and tailor the ambulance design accordingly.
Which vehicle is commonly used in PTA ambulances?
PTA ambulances are commonly built on platforms such as Maruti Eeco, or similar vehicles, which provide ample space and durability required for patient transportation.
Can Ambus accommodate bulk orders for PTA ambulances?
Absolutely, Ambus has the capacity to handle bulk orders for PTA ambulances. Our efficient production process and skilled workforce enable us to meet large-scale demands without compromising on quality or delivery timelines.
How does Ambus ensure timely delivery of PTA ambulances?
Ambus follows a streamlined production and delivery process, coupled with efficient logistics management, to ensure timely delivery of PTA ambulances. We prioritize customer satisfaction and adhere to strict timelines to meet our commitments.
Can Ambus provide maintenance and repair services for PTA ambulances?
Yes, Ambus offers maintenance and repair services for PTA ambulances to ensure their optimal performance and longevity. Our skilled technicians are equipped to handle routine maintenance tasks, as well as diagnose and address any issues that may arise during the lifespan of the ambulance.