Patient Transport Service (PTS)

Our Patient Transport Service is available 24/7 for all urgent and non-emergency patient transport assignments. Over the years our qualified crews have conveyed THOUSANDS of patients (with a wide range of medical conditions and injuries) using ambulance cars, PTS ambulances and Frontline ambulances.

URGENT SUPPORT AND PTS SERVICES FOR NHS TRUSTS AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS

We offer a choice of professional patient transportation services to convey NHS and private patients on a local, national and international basis.

For instance, at the present time, various NHS hospitals and Primary Care Trusts use Alpha Paramedic & Ambulance Service for ‘one way’ patient transfers and ‘wait and return’ assignments.

We are able to provide specialist vehicles and experienced personnel for different types of work – including the following:-

• Urgent Support – including ‘Red’ calls for NHS ambulance services
• Tier One Ambulance Service
• Short notice ad-hoc ambulance assignments
• Hospital Admissions and Discharges
• A&E Post-Treat patients
• Dialysis patients
• Out-Patient assignments
• Physiotherapy patients
• Inter-hospital transfers
• Repatriation assignments
• Extra contractual journeys (ECJ)
• High dependency assignments
• Long distance road ambulance assignments
• Paramedic Services – including Rapid Response
• Rapid Response Assignments
• Mental Health patient transfers
• Bariatric patient transfers
• Blue Light patient transfers
• Night shift and/or weekend cover
• Assignments not covered by the NHS ambulance service
• Patient transfers to/from Hospices
• Patient transport to/from Residential/Care/Nursing Homes
• One-off unusual assignments – e.g. to attend a funeral
• Social trips for single patients and groups

Alpha Paramedic & Ambulance Service delivers a first-class, fully insured, service that is tailored to the specific individual needs of each patient. Our personnel are CRB checked, uniformed, courteous, compassionate, experienced and competent. We are committed to providing a private ambulance service that is second-to-none with regard to 100% reliability, value for money and professionalism. Please contact us for details.

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Information about our ambulance services for PRIVATE CLIENTS & ORGANISATIONS