About this service
Care planned for the full journey.
For emergency response and inter-facility transport, our coordination team matches the vehicle, onboard clinicians, monitoring, oxygen and advanced support to the information available. The aim is continuous care from pickup through clinical handover.
Every transfer is reviewed individually. The medical team, equipment, transport method and timing are chosen around the patient’s current needs.
When it may help
Patients and situations we can assess
- Emergency transport to an appropriate hospital
- ICU or high-dependency inter-hospital transfer
- Events requiring standby medical coverage
- Non-emergency transport with clinical support
Clinical support
Capabilities available for the journey
- Trained paramedics, nurses, and medical escorts
- Advanced monitoring and oxygen support
- Ventilator and infusion support when arranged
- Patient stabilisation and structured handover
- Bariatric and complex transfer planning
- Hospital and receiving-team coordination
How it works
From the first call to the receiving team
One coordinator keeps the family, clinicians and transport providers working from the same plan.
- 1
Initial assessment
Share the current location, destination, preferred timing, medical report and the support the patient receives now.
- 2
Hospital coordination
We confirm the sending and receiving contacts, acceptance, access and the clinical handover requirements.
- 3
Transport planning
The team selects the crew, equipment, vehicle or aircraft, route, documents and contingency plan, then issues a quotation.
- 4
Evacuation and handover
Care continues from bedside pickup through the journey, receiving-facility arrival and structured clinical handover.
Coverage
Tell us the route you are considering.
Rapid-response coverage focuses on Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, and surrounding Selangor areas. Transfers to other Malaysian states can be arranged based on crew and vehicle availability.
Ask about your routeCommon questions
About emergency ambulance
For advice about a specific patient, speak directly with our coordination team.
Is SAM a replacement for Malaysia's public emergency number?
No. For an immediate life-threatening emergency, call 999 first. SAM is a private medical transport provider and can coordinate private emergency and inter-hospital ambulance support.
Do you provide inter-hospital ICU transfers?
Yes. The required medical crew and equipment are determined after reviewing the patient's current support and the sending and receiving hospital arrangements.
Can a relative accompany the patient?
This depends on patient safety, available seating, equipment layout, and the clinical team's assessment.
Available 24 hours
Talk through the transfer with us.
Tell us where the patient is, where they need to go, and what support they are receiving. Our coordination team will explain the next step.

