EICU Train Ambulance Services

What is EICU/ICU Train Ambulance Services

The critically ill patients they treat can’t be moved by any other means, so they need an ambulance service that has the capacity to transport them quickly. More and more, ICU trains are in demand across many areas of the country. The harsh environment is likely one of the main factors driving this trend. As these ambulances are typically deployed in regions with a higher risk for natural disasters, there’s no shortage of demanding work for ICU trains. The best part? These large-capacity ambulances don’t typically cost much more than regular transit units or heavy-duty trucks.

A EICU based train ambulance service is the service based on mostly Rajdhani Express. A ICU is set up in the rail along with all medical equipment necessary for  Intensive Care Unit. Medical professionals and emergency and health professional will take care during the journey and patient bed to bed transfer. Train ambulance service allow one patient, 1 doctor, 1 paramedical staff and 1 patient attendant allowed in package of EICU and ICU Train Ambulance Service.

Cities Where Train Ambulance Service Available

• Delhi NCR
• Delhi
• Mumbai
• Chennai
• Bengaluru
• Kolkata
• Hyderabad
• Pune
• Ahemdabad
• Vadodra

What is ICU setup in Train?

The ICU train is equipped with a special module on its flatbed, which allows the patient to be placed in a stretcher. The crew compartment is located at the front and can accommodate the driver and two attendants. There are two types of ICU trains: one that operates in an urban setting and another that is designed for rural areas. The latter comes with extra features including an oxygen system, defibrillator, automatic external defibrillator (AED), suction device, foot pump for manual resuscitation, crash-resistant fuel tank and backup power source. In some cases, it also has a crane that can be used for moving equipment or lifting cars out of snow drifts. The ICU train can be customized depending on the needs of the customer.

The ICU train can be customized depending on the needs of the customer. For example, in some locations it is possible to add a water supply system, snow plows and additional stretchers. The exact costs will vary based on geography and type of equipment, but they are definitely affordable when compared to traditional transit units or heavy-duty trucks. Some contracts—particularly those designed for cities with a high risk for natural disasters—even include life support systems such as generators and double beds located in the back compartment that are meant for critically ill patients who are stable enough to stay there during transport, according to Air Ambulance Network.