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EMSOS offers air ambulance and medical evacuation services within India and worldwide, including air ambulance, helicopter ambulance, nurse escort, doctor escort, and transport of patients by road ambulance or commercial plane. They provide pre-hospital and post-hospital care as well as repatriation services to hospitals of medical excellence or returning mortal remains home. EMSOS operates out of New Delhi and can provide air ambulance services to cities across India as well as international destinations in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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- 1. Air Ambulance in India We can provides air ambulance Services the world class Pre-Post Hospital care, Air Ambulance Services, Road Ambulance Services in INDIA, Delhi, Mumbai, Patna, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bangalore, Allahabad, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Indore, Bhopal, Gowhati, Jaipur, Ahmadabad, Goa, and almost all other cities. http://www.air-ambulance-india.com/index.html
- 2. Repatriation & Transport of Air Ambulance Indian Air Ambulance Helicopter Ambulance Nurse Escort Stretcher Repatriation Commercial Plane Repatriation Doctor Escort Road Ambulance Equipment http://www.air-ambulance-india.com/index.html
- 3. SCOPE OF SERVICES EMSOS OFFERS Effective & Safe medical evacuation (Air / Ground / Rail) . To the nearest center of medical excellance Repatriations to the home country. RMRs (Return of Mortal Remains). http://www.air-ambulance-india.com/index.html
- 4. Air Ambulance Reach Air Ambulance in India also Provide Services Worldwide Air Ambulance Services from Delhi India , Mumbai, Patna, Chennai including UK, France, Afghanistan, Belgium, Sri Lanka,Nepal, Bhutan, Dhaka, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bangalore
- 5. Contact for Air Ambulance Registered Office: 1E/23 Jhandewalan Extn. New Delhi-110055 Head Office 2-C , 6 Tilak Marg, New Delhi-110055 24 Hrs. Helpline: +91-11- 2338-8222, 9899785455 9899203230 Toll Free (India only): 1-800-118-999 For International: 1-800-118-999 E-mail: info@emsos.in, navneet.singh@emsos.in
- 6. Contact for Air Ambulance Registered Office: 1E/23 Jhandewalan Extn. New Delhi-110055 Head Office 2-C , 6 Tilak Marg, New Delhi-110055 24 Hrs. Helpline: +91-11- 2338-8222, 9899785455 9899203230 Toll Free (India only): 1-800-118-999 For International: 1-800-118-999 E-mail: info@emsos.in, navneet.singh@emsos.in