Fast & Safe Private Ambulance Service for Your Loved Ones

112 is the Turkish state emergency line and should be called in life-threatening situations. A private ambulance covers planned patient transfer, intensive care transport, intercity and international transfer, event cover and standby contracts. The two complement each other rather than replace one another.

By distance, vehicle type (standard transfer or intensive care), the level of medical escort required and the duration of the job. We do not publish a flat price list — we ask about the patient's condition and quote the case in writing before we start.

Yes. Ventilated and monitored patients are moved in an intensive care ambulance carrying a transport ventilator, monitor and infusion pumps, escorted by a physician or an intensive-care trained team. Every case is assessed individually before the transfer.

It depends on the route. Istanbul to Ankara is roughly six hours, Istanbul to Antalya around ten. On long journeys oxygen is calculated for the whole trip plus reserve, and crew changes and repositioning stops are planned in advance.

Yes. Tell us the floor and whether there is a lift when booking; we bring a carry chair or scoop stretcher and enough staff. We plan this in advance rather than improvising on the day.

In most transfers one companion can travel in the ambulance. Mention it when booking so we can plan seating. On intensive care transfers, where the team needs full access to the patient, it is decided case by case.

Yes. International patient transfer is one of our regular services. Depending on the patient's condition we arrange an air ambulance, a stretcher on a scheduled flight or a road ambulance. For international transfers we handle the fit-to-fly report, the escorting team, coordination with the receiving hospital and the paperwork.