Patient Transport

We provide efficient patient transport solutions, including the AmbuBus for mass evacuation and BabyPod for safe neonatal transfers.

Core Technologies

AmbuBus

Lifesaving mass casualty transport and evacuation solutions

Infant Transport

Safe and secure transport for infants in emergency situations

Patient Transport Products

The AmbuBus and Baby Pod provide innovative solutions for safe and efficient patient transport in emergency and non-emergency situations. The AmbuBus converts any school or city bus into a multi-patient transport system.

The Baby Pod ensures the secure and temperature-controlled transport of infants without relying on heavy and costly incubators, making it an ideal choice for neonatal transfers. Together, these products enhance preparedness and response capabilities for hospitals, EMS, and disaster relief organizations.

AmbuBus

BabyPod – Infant Transport device

AmbuBus QRT

Wheelchair Package

Use Cases

Documents and Resources

Explore a collection of detailed data sheets, videos, and safety information (SDS) for all First Line Technology products. From decontamination solutions like Dahlgren Decon to innovative tools for emergency response, find the resources you need to support your mission effectively.

Data Sheets

FLUA/FLMS Datasheet

Data Sheets

DeconKeg Datasheet

Data Sheets

S-Cut Emergency Cutting Tool Datasheet

Data Sheets

Dahlgren Decon Datasheet

Data Sheets

Cooling Vests Datasheet

Data Sheets

The 2-Man Decon Kit (2DK) Datasheet

Frequently Asked Questions

We design and manufacture disaster preparedness and emergency response equipment- taking ideas from the lab to life-saving products

How much time does it take to install the AmbuBus kit?

Once the seats are removed from the bus, it takes two persons two hours to install the two frames of the AmbuBus kit.

How many patients can I transport using the AmbuBus kit?

Most standard school buses can be retrofitted with one AmbuBus kit (2 frames) to transport 12 non-ambulatory patients. This installation configuration allows some seats to remain on the bus, allowing medical personnel to travel with the patients.

An alternative solution is to remove all of the seats and install 1 1/2 AmbuBus kits (3 frames) for the ability to transport up to 18 patients. The limitation in the number of patients is based on space available between patients when stretchers are installed.

What is the Baby Pod, and how does it differ from traditional incubators?

The Baby Pod is a lightweight, portable device designed for the safe and temperature-controlled transport of infants. Unlike traditional incubators, it does not require a power source, making it ideal for emergency or inter-hospital transfers. It durable construction ensures infant safety without the bulk and cost of standard incubators.

How is the Baby Pod secured during transport?

The Baby Pod is equipped with secure straps and can be easily attached to stretchers, ambulance cots, or other transport systems. This ensures stability and safety for the infant during transit, even in challenging environments.