Trained crews.
Checked ambulances.
What “trained drivers, trusted hands” means in practice: who we allow on the platform, what’s on board each ambulance and how vehicles are cleaned between trips.
Every crew member is checked.
Background verified
Police verification and identity checks for every driver and attendant.
Licence & papers
Commercial licence, vehicle RC, permit, fitness certificate and insurance checked before activation.
Life-support training
Basic life support training for crews. ALS and ventilator units carry a paramedic.
City training
Drivers are trained on Bengaluru traffic patterns and the fastest approaches to major hospitals.
Equipment by ambulance type.
Stable transport
For discharges and non-emergency trips.
- Stretcher
- Trained attendant
- Basic monitoring
- Oxygen on request (₹100/hr)
Emergencies
Room for the crew to work on the way.
- Stretcher
- Full oxygen system
- Monitoring
- Paramedic on request
ICU on wheels
For critical and inter-hospital transfers.
- Transport ventilator
- Continuous monitoring
- Built-in oxygen
- Paramedic on board
Dignified transfer
Small or large vehicle.
- Trained crew
- De-sanitization after every trip
Clean vehicles. Visible trips.
Deep wash after infectious cases
Ambulances are deep-washed after infectious or soiled trips before they take the next booking.
De-sanitization on mortuary trips
Included on every mortuary trip, at no separate charge beyond the ₹300 in the fare.
Live tracking for your family
Every trip is tracked on the map, and you can share the live link with relatives or the hospital.
Seen something
that isn’t right?
Tell us. Every safety report is reviewed by a person, and crews can be suspended while we check.
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