Compare configurations
Compare ambulance service configurations
Define the patient-care role and crew workflow, then match the medical equipment to the interior zones. Confirm power and climate control, together with the cleaning process and destination approval. Verify the ambulance class label against the project standard before selecting a configuration.
| Configuration | Care role | Interior and system focus | Route fit | Main advantage | Not suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class A Patient Transport | Planned patient transfer with a defined crew and stretcher workflow | Transport-focused interior and project-agreed basic equipment | Scheduled local or inter-facility transfer | Prioritizes patient access and transport workflow | Emergency monitoring, intensive care or isolation without added systems |
| Class B Emergency Monitoring | Emergency response and monitored patient transport | Monitoring, treatment access and emergency equipment layout | Urban and regional emergency medical service | Supports a broader emergency-care workflow | Negative-pressure isolation unless that system is specified and validated |
| Class C Isolation | Controlled transfer using a specified negative-pressure care compartment | Isolation airflow, filtration, sealing and cleaning provisions | Planned infectious-patient transfer under approved procedures | Adds a containment-focused patient compartment | Routine service where isolation performance and maintenance cannot be verified |
Buyer guides for the next decision
Use the decision guides to prepare inputs before requesting or approving a project configuration.