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Guide to Ambulance Types

When deciding on which ambulance is right for you, we start with a conversation about your specific needs and the model that fits them best. Many factors can inform which ambulance model and type is right for you, from your budget and the type of service you’re providing (ALS, BLS, transport), to the road conditions you will encounter. You will also want to consider how easy it will be to get your vehicle serviced in your area, and even...

Six Important Factors to Consider When Buying an Ambulance

Purchasing an ambulance is a major investment that can be a stressful process involving many questions. While some organizations buy a new emergency vehicle every year or two, others can go a decade or more before replacing or refurbishing an emergency vehicle, and a lot can change during that span...
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When It Comes to Customized Ambulances: If You Can Imagine It, We Can Build It

When Life Line gets asked to customize an ambulance it typically involves modifying the interior cabinets to better suit the needs of the EMS personnel who will be operating it. We had never been asked to customize the ceiling or thought about how the ceiling could help provide better...

There are Many Benefits to Remounting an Ambulance

When it comes time to replace an ambulance you have two options: buy new or remount your existing body on a new chassis. The philosophy behind remounting an ambulance isn’t much different than remodeling an existing home. If the ambulance body still has “good bones” but the chassis has worn down...
ECMO Ambulance

Tips for Buying an ECMO Ambulance

Life Line has long been known for its ability to design and build custom ambulances, including highly complicated critical care units. With many specialized ambulances to its credit, the team has built neonatal ambulances, MedFlight units, and other specialty vehicles for hospitals and healthcare organizations around the country...