9 months ago
Sterling Hospitals Launches Free Ambulance Service in Ahmedabad
Sterling Hospitals in Ahmedabad has started a new service where they provide ambulances for free.
You can call 99132 99132 to book one, and it will take you to any hospital in the city.
The hospital will also keep an eye on the ambulance all the time to make sure everything is okay.
The Gujarat government already has a similar service with numbers 108 and 112, but now Sterling Hospitals is offering another option for people who need help quickly.
Sterling Hospitals launched a free Emergency Response (ER) ambulance service in Ahmedabad.
The service can be booked by calling 99132 99132 and will take patients to any hospital in the city.
The ambulances are monitored 24/7 by the hospital to ensure safety and efficiency.
The Gujarat government already operates a state-wide emergency ambulance service with numbers 108 and 112.
This new service provides an additional option for residents needing emergency medical transportation.
- Who
- Sterling Hospitals
- What
- Launched a free Emergency Response (ER) ambulance service
- Where
- Ahmedabad
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To provide free emergency medical transportation to any hospital in Ahmedabad
Key facts
- Service Provider
- Sterling Hospitals
- Service Type
- Emergency Response (ER) Ambulance
- Location
- Ahmedabad
- Cost
- Free of charge
- Booking Number
- 99132 99132
- Monitoring
- Round-the-clock, in-house live monitoring
- Existing Service
- Gujarat government's 108 and 112 emergency ambulance service
Quotes
Sterling Hospitals
A healthcare provider launching a new ambulance service in Ahmedabad.
“The service is further enhanced by round-the-clock, in-house live monitoring of the ambulance.”
indianexpress.com
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