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Ground Medical Transportation

Atlantic Mobile Health boasts a fleet of vehicles designed to transport patients with a wide range of needs.

Mobility Assistance Vehicles (MAVs):

This transport is available for a patient who can sit in a wheelchair and do not require a stretcher during transport.

Basic Life Support (BLS):

This transport is available for a patient who cannot sit in a wheelchair unattended and require a stretcher for the duration of the transport, as well as the care of an EMT.

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Advanced Life Support (ALS):

This service is dispatched after a call has been placed to 911 for a patient who requires care above and beyond the assistance of an EMT. Two Paramedics staff this type of transport.

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Specialty Care Transport Unit (SCTU):

This transport is available for the most acutely ill or injured patients who require the highest level of licensure an ambulance provider can obtain from the NJ Department of Health and senior services (DOHSS). A critical care nurse and two EMTs staff this type of interfacility transport, resulting in superior patient care.

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Transport:

Specialty transport for premature babies and newborns who need to be transferred to a hospital with a neonatal intensive care unit. The NICU truck is equipped with an isolette, and patients are transported with a Physician/ Nurse Practitioner and two EMTs.

Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) Transport:

Specialty transport for children under the age of 18 who need to be transferred to a hospital with a pediatric intensive care unit. Patients are transported with two EMTs and a Registered Nurse.

Bariatric Transport:

Bariatric Services is a specific type of transport available for patients who require transport, but for whom the traditional stretchers and equipment are not suitable or safe for their specific needs or comfort.

Atlantic Ambulance is accredited by the
Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services