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Eco-friendly transportimage description

Lighter bodies and better engines help make this ambulance incredibly fuel efficient – reducing CO2 emissions by 24% and nitrous oxide emissions by 84%. And because they’re also made of 99% recyclable materials, these new vehicles are our greenest ambulance ever.

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Lifting cushionimage description

All of our new ambulances are equipped with a specialist lifting cushion. It’s designed to safely and carefully lift anyone who has fallen over.

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Power chairimage description

Our crew uses this when a patient is unable to walk up or down stairs. Plus, the power chair can be used to lift a patient who does not need to be on a stretcher into the ambulance.

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A nationwide presenceimage description

Did you know we’ve been volunteering in NHS hospitals since 2020, and our work has been called the best in class?

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An incredible effortimage description

Since the start of the pandemic, our crews have spent over 100,000 hours helping people across the UK.

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Powerful cushionsimage description

Our lifting cushions have a maximum patient weight of 70 stone, meaning they work for everyone.

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Vacuum mattressimage description

This new piece of equipment allows us to immobilise a patient who may have a spinal injury – with much greater protection than historic methods – and it’s more comfortable, too.

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Trauma moduleimage description

Made up of several pieces of vital equipment, this is what we use to treat patients who have been involved in a major trauma and may have broken their thigh bone (femur) or pelvis.

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Loading systemimage description

Lifting patients can take a toll on the body, so we need to protect our crews too. Our loading system lifts people into the ambulance, reducing strain and ensuring our crews can keep on saving lives.

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