Solutions by setting

EMS, fire & rescue solutions

Rapid-deployment transport and rescue tools for demanding scenes.

Build the response

Start with the scenario, not the catalog.

Compare low-profile, high-capacity, and portable tools designed to go where conventional stretchers and cots may not.

The most useful shortlist reflects who needs help, the physical route, the responders available, and how the equipment will remain ready between drills and events.

Four inputs to bring

  1. 01
    Population

    Mobility, positioning, support, and capacity needs.

  2. 02
    Route

    Stairs, doors, surfaces, distance, and destination.

  3. 03
    Staffing

    Available responders, roles, and shift realities.

  4. 04
    Readiness

    Storage, inspection, cleaning, and training.

Get selection help

From shortlist to readiness

A practical selection path.

Use a repeatable process so the equipment supports the plan—and the people expected to carry it out.

1

Assess

Document needs and constraints.

2

Compare

Build a product shortlist.

3

Validate

Confirm current specifications.

4

Practice

Include equipment in procedures and drills.

7 relevant products

Compare the options.

Use these as a starting point. Select up to three products for a side-by-side view, then confirm final fit and manufacturer guidance.

Bariatric

AlbacMat Rescue Sled

AlbacMat Holder is also available: Neatly stores 4 Standard or Large Size Mats. Holders with mats can easily be carried to areas of emergency for rapid distribution.

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Bariatric

Bariatric EvacMat Rescue Sled

NEW-EVACMAT (Part of the “SKI” range of products)The Bariatric EvacMat is designed to assist emergency services personnel or designated moving and handling staff to evacuate…

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Bariatric

EMS Bariatric EVACMAT

The EMS Bariatric EvacMat has been designed for use by the emergency services as an aid to the rescue and evacuation of large individuals. It is an ideal choice where this type of…

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Schools

Garaventa EvacuTrac

A tracked emergency evacuation chair designed for controlled, one-person stairway descent of people with mobility limitations when elevators cannot be used.

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Additional Products

MCI Men

Thomas MCI Man and MCI Ped are a smart, efficient way to help you assess your response system. These durable, inflatable training mannequins save money and time and decrease the…

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EMS & Rescue

Ski Sled

The Ski Sled has been designed for use in confined areas, where space is limited, such as congested hospital wards and buildings with narrow corridors or single width fire doors.…

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Additional Products

The Back Raft

If you’re not already using a Back Raft, STUDIES SHOW your patients wish you would. The Back Raft is a low-cost, inflatable air mattress and spinal stabilization device that…

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Planning support

Turn product research into an actionable plan.

Can you help us narrow the options?

Yes. Share the setting, population, route, staffing, and products already under consideration. We can help organize a more focused comparison.

Why do route measurements matter?

Door widths, turns, stairs, landings, thresholds, and surface changes can determine whether equipment is practical for the intended path.

What should happen after selection?

Confirm current instructions and specifications, determine placement and inspection responsibilities, and incorporate the equipment into training and drills.

Try “stairs,” “NICU,” “bariatric,” or a product name.

Side-by-side

Product comparison