Ambulance definition

Ambulance means a ground, air, or water vehicle that:

Ambulance means a registered road vehicle, boat or aircraft operated by an Ambulance Service Provider and equipped for the transport of persons requiring medical attention.

Ambulance means a ground or air vehicle licensed to provide Ambulance services.

Examples of Ambulance in a sentence

• The additional sum insured available for critical illness under this extension cover will not qualify for the limit of Room/Boarding/Nursing Expenses and Additional Benefits No.1) Daily Allowance 2) Ambulance charges 4) Cumulative bonus 7) Cost of health checkup 8) Vaccination expenses and Special Condition No.3) Reinstatement of Sum Insured in case of claim.

• The members may hold either a valid Industrial First Aid or Xxxx's Ambulance Certificate.

• The RERN governance will move to the South Australian Ambulance Service (SAAS) and is out of scope for the proposed new SARMFA.

• While some of these categories of health workers are overseen through other mechanisms (e.g., paramedics are regulated through the Ambulance Act, 1990), many repeatedly seek inclusion in the RHPA.

• Scene management and investigation of such sudden deaths is delivered in partnership with Specialist Fire and Ambulance colleagues in line with the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP).

More Definitions of Ambulance

Ambulance means a road vehicle operated by a licenced/authorised service provider and equipped for the transport and paramedical treatment of the person requiring medical attention.

Ambulance or “ambulance vehicle” means a privately or publicly owned motor vehicle, aircraft or watercraft that is regularly provided or offered to be provided for the emergency transportation of persons who are ill or injured or who have disabilities.

Ambulance means any ground, air or water vehicle which is or should be approved by the Commissioner of Health, designed and equipped to transport a patient or patients and to provide appropriate on- scene and en route patient stabilization and care as required. Vehicles used as ambulances shall meet such standards as may be required by the State Board of health for approval, and shall display evidence of such approval at all times. [Title 63 O.S. Section 1-2501(1)].

Ambulance means a motor vehicle which is equipped with life support systems and used to transport sick and injured persons who require emergency medical care to medical facilities.

Ambulance means any privately or publicly owned land or air vehicle that is especially designed, constructed, modified or equipped to be used, maintained and operated upon the streets, highways or airways of this state to assist persons who are sick, injured, wounded, or otherwise incapacitated or helpless;

Ambulance means any publicly or privately owned surface, water or air vehicle, including a helicopter, that contains a stretcher and necessary medical equipment and supplies pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes Section 36-2202 and that is especially designed and constructed or modified and equipped to be used, maintained or operated primarily for the transportation of individuals who are sick, injured or wounded or who require medical monitoring or aid. Ambulance does not include a surface vehicle that is owned and operated by a private sole proprietor, partnership, private corporation or municipal corporation for the emergency transportation and in- transit care of its employees or a vehicle that is operated to accommodate an incapacitated person or person with a disability who does not require medical monitoring, care or treatment during transport and that is not advertised as having medical equipment and supplies or ambulance attendants.

Ambulance means a specially equipped and licensed vehicle for transporting sick or injured persons that meets the licensing standards of the Authority or the licensing standards of the state in which the ambulance provider is located.