Choose a configuration to review
Compare ambulance service configurations
Confirm the patient-care role, crew workflow, medical equipment, interior zoning, power, climate control, cleaning process and destination approval before selecting an ambulance configuration. Class labels must be verified against the project standard.
| 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 |