FORCE AMBULANCE
People’s First Choice — FORCE Ambulance
Speed. Care. Trust. Chennai’s 24/7 Emergency Ambulance Service
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People’s First Choice — FORCE Ambulance
Speed. Care. Trust. Chennai’s 24/7 Emergency Ambulance Service
📞 Call Ambulance NowAcross India, Ambulance Services have become a critical pillar of emergency medical care. As per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (March 11, 2025), over 22,000 Government Ambulances operate under the National Health Mission—including 15,283 Basic Life Support (BLS) units and 3,044 Advanced Life Support (ALS) vehicles. These ambulances respond to millions of emergencies annually, saving lives in both urban and rural regions.
But this life-saving mission is not carried by the Government alone. Thousands of Private Ambulance Operators across India—including city-based services, hospital fleets, and independent providers—play an equally vital role. While their contributions may not be centrally documented, the impact is undeniable. From accident response to inter-hospital transfers, Private Ambulances often match or exceed public service volumes, especially in high-density urban zones.
FORCE AMBULANCE is proud to be part of this national effort—serving Chennai with 24/7 Emergency and Non-Emergency Ambulance Services, including ICU Ambulances, BLS Transport, Freezer Vans, and Funeral Ambulances. We operate with Speed, Care, and Trust, and remain committed to Ethical Service, Public Awareness, and honoring the professionals who make this mission possible.
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Emergencies don’t wait. Accidents, strokes, cardiac arrests, and complications strike without warning—and in those moments, a 24/7 emergency ambulance isn’t just a vehicle. It’s a lifeline. Ambulances are mobile hospitals, equipped with trained paramedics and life-saving tools like ICU units, BLS transport, and Mini ambulances that deliver critical care en route. Behind every siren is a team of heroes—Ambulance Drivers (Hope Drivers), Paramedics, and EMTs—who face trauma, long hours, and emotional strain to keep others alive. During the Covid-19 pandemic, they didn’t ask for applause. They asked for oxygen. From 108 Government Ambulance teams to private operators across Chennai, these professionals became the heartbeat of a city in crisis—entering containment zones, working unpaid, unseen, and unprotected. Inside cramped vans, they wore full PPE kits for hours, suffocating in heat, drenched in sweat, unable to drink water or breathe freely. Every ride was a risk. Every shift, a sacrifice. On the road, they deserve our respect and our cooperation. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, ambulances are classified as emergency vehicles and must be given priority at all times. Move left, don’t block intersections, avoid tailgating, and follow sirens as signals of urgency—because every delay can cost a life. FORCE AMBULANCE salutes the courage, endurance, and humanity of every ambulance professional. Your service wasn’t just essential—it was extraordinary. You will never be forgotten.
Emergency ambulance equipped with cardiac monitor, defibrillator, oxygen, and life-saving medicines. Staffed by paramedics trained to handle serious medical situations like heart attacks or trauma.
Specialized ambulance for critically ill patients needing ventilators, infusion pumps, and continuous monitoring. Used for inter-hospital transfers of patients already in ICU or on life support.
ALS is for emergency response with advanced care on-site. ICU Ambulance is for transporting patients who are already in critical condition and need full ICU-level support during transit.
Basic emergency care like CPR, oxygen, and keeping the patient stable until they reach the hospital.
A highly trained medical expert who works in ALS ambulances. They can give injections, insert breathing tubes, and make life-saving decisions.
A certified professional in BLS ambulances. They provide CPR, oxygen, wound care, and help move patients safely.
Chest compressions used when someone’s heart stops—to keep blood and oxygen flowing until help arrives.
A device that gives an electric shock to restart a stopped heart. Found in ambulances, airports, and public places.
The first things emergency crews check to keep someone alive. Are they breathing? Is their heart working?
A score used to check how awake or responsive someone is after an accident or medical emergency.
A hand-held device used to help someone breathe when they can’t do it on their own.
A technique used to protect the spine after trauma. Instead of rigid immobilization, SMR gently limits movement to prevent further injury during transport.
Before every shift, ambulance crews inspect equipment, oxygen levels, medications, and vehicle safety—ensuring nothing fails during an emergency call.
The system that decides which ambulance goes where—based on urgency, location, and type of emergency.
All modern ambulances have GPS so families and dispatchers can track arrival time and location.
The time it takes from receiving a call to reaching the patient. Faster response means better survival chances.
A quick check to see who needs help first when there are multiple patients. It helps save the most lives.
The first 60 minutes after a serious emergency. Getting help in this time can make all the difference.
Medical help given before reaching the hospital—like oxygen, CPR, or stabilizing injuries.
Moving a patient from one hospital to another for specialized treatment like ICU care or surgery.
Emergency is for life-threatening cases. Non-emergency is for planned medical visits or hospital discharges.
A respectful service that carries the deceased in a temperature-controlled ambulance, often for long distances.
A dignified vehicle used to carry the deceased with family coordination and ceremonial care.
Meeting legal standards for equipment, staff, and service—based on the Motor Vehicles Act and health codes.
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