1. Contact your local hospital or transfer process center and explain to them the need and the destination of the transfer. They will assess the situation and share relevant assistance and guidance on procedures.
2. Clarify the severity of the emergency for transport. Only when the condition is critical and cannot be safely transferred by other modes of transportation should consideration be given to renting a transfer van for a long-distance transfer. This will ensure the effective use of transfer vehicle resources, but also to ensure that other transfer requirements in a timely manner to respond.
3. Communicate in detail with the relevant departments to understand how the costs are calculated. Usually, the cost of renting an ambulance transfer vehicle is determined by a number of factors, including distance, time, and paramedics required. An agreement should be signed after confirming the price.
4. During the transfer process, the safety and comfort of the occupants need to be ensured. Ambulance transfer vehicles are usually equipped with paramedics and modern equipment to deal with any emergencies. At the same time, before traveling on the vehicle, passengers need to share their personal health records and necessary medical history information, so that paramedics can better understand the condition and make appropriate transfer measures.
The above information is for reference only, please contact your local hospital or professional service provider if you need assistance.