For patients from Amanat Eye Hospital, fare calculation considers: distance to destination, required ambulance type (post-surgical patients often need reclining positions), any additional monitoring needed, and whether oxygen support is required. Most eye surgery patients can use basic ambulances unless they have other medical conditions requiring advanced care.

The fare includes: ambulance with driver, basic medical equipment, standard medical supplies, fuel cost, and staff charges. Additional charges may apply for: specialized equipment (ventilators, infusion pumps), extra medical staff, waiting time beyond 30 minutes, toll taxes, and parking fees at certain facilities.

Yes, advance booking is recommended for scheduled discharges. Contact us 24-48 hours before the planned discharge time. Provide patient details, pickup location (ward/bed number), destination address, and any special requirements. Advance booking ensures appropriate ambulance availability and may qualify for discounted rates for non-emergency transfers.

Yes, we serve remote villages across all Punjab districts. For difficult-to-access rural areas, we use appropriate vehicles and may coordinate with local contacts for guidance. Response times may be longer for remote locations, and in some cases, meeting at a more accessible location might be suggested for time-critical emergencies.

We accept: cash payment (most common), bank transfer (provide receipt), and in some cases, credit/debit cards. For corporate clients, hospitals, and regular customers, we offer monthly billing arrangements. Emergency services require payment upon service completion, while scheduled transfers may have different payment arrangements.

Yes, we have specially equipped ambulances with isolation pods, HEPA filtration systems, and full PPE for staff. These ambulances follow strict disinfection protocols between patients. Additional charges may apply for isolation ambulances due to specialized equipment and extended cleaning procedures required.