Need to Arrange Medical Transport?
Provide our coordination team with the patient’s current location, destination, medical condition, preferred timing, and any available medical documentation.
We will review the request and discuss the appropriate transport, medical crew, equipment, and logistical arrangements.
Planned Medical Transport & Medical Evacuation
Clinically staffed transport solutions for transfers, escorts, and medical evacuation requirements.
Pulse Global provides planned and medically supported patient transport for individuals and organizations that require safe, coordinated movement between medical facilities, airports, treatment locations, or other destinations.
Each request is clinically reviewed in advance so that the appropriate medical team, vehicle, equipment, route, and level of care can be arranged before transport begins.


Planned Patient Transport
Not every medical journey is an emergency, but many patients still require professional medical supervision while travelling.
Pulse Global can coordinate transport for hospital discharges, clinic-to-clinic transfers, treatment journeys, diagnostic appointments, airport transfers, and other medically supported journeys.
The level of clinical support is determined by the patient’s condition, mobility, medical requirements, travel distance, and receiving destination.
Bed-to-Bed Coordination
Where required, Pulse Global can coordinate the complete journey from the patient’s point of departure to the receiving facility or destination.
This may include communication with hospitals and clinics, collection arrangements, medical documentation, receiving-facility coordination, ground transport, and clinical handover.
The objective is to reduce unnecessary gaps between each stage of the patient journey.


Medical Escort
Medical escorts can be arranged when a patient is able to travel by conventional transport but requires professional clinical supervision during the journey.
Depending on the medical condition and travel requirements, an escort may include a physician, nurse, or other suitably qualified medical professional.
The escort team can monitor the patient, manage prescribed treatment within the agreed scope, respond to changes in condition, and coordinate with receiving medical providers when necessary.
Ground Medical Evacuation
When a patient requires transfer from a remote, difficult-access, or operational environment, Pulse Global can support medically supervised ground evacuation.
Appropriate vehicles and medical personnel are selected according to the patient’s condition, terrain, distance, access limitations, and destination.
Where needed, 4x4 medical vehicles can support operations in mountainous, winter, rural, and other challenging environments.

Domestic & International Evacuation Coordination
Pulse Global can assist with the medical and logistical coordination of domestic and international evacuation requirements.
Depending on the case, this may involve communication with receiving hospitals, transport providers, assistance organizations, insurers, client representatives, airports, and other relevant parties.
International evacuations may also require additional preparation for medical acceptance, documentation, travel clearance, and cross-border arrangements.
Clinical Review Before Transport
Each transport request is assessed individually before deployment.
Relevant medical information, current patient condition, mobility, oxygen requirements, medication needs, monitoring requirements, pickup location, destination, journey duration, and potential risks are reviewed so that an appropriate transport plan can be prepared.
Medical Equipment & Monitoring
Equipment is selected according to the patient’s clinical requirements and agreed transport plan. This may include oxygen, monitoring equipment, immobilization devices, emergency equipment, medications, mobility support, and other medical resources required for safe patient movement.


Coordinated From Start to Handover
Pulse Global’s coordination team remains involved throughout the transport process, supporting communication between the medical crew, patient representatives, transport providers, and receiving facility.
The service is designed to provide a clear, professionally managed pathway from initial request through patient handover.