Shri Varahi Ambulance Services
Shri Varahi Ambulance Services
Our Mission
At Shri Varahi Ambulance Services, our mission is to provide timely and efficient emergency medical services to those in need. We are dedicated to ensuring the highest standards of care and safety for our patients and their families.
Our Services
Our Mission
Patient transporting
Our Mission
Fastest Response Better Care
Hearse van
Patient transporting
Our Mission
Offers dignity, emotional comfort, and logistical ease to grieving families during difficult moments. Helps avoid legal or safety issues by following proper procedures for death certificates, hospital releases, and transport norms.
Patient transporting
Patient transporting
Patient transporting
The main goal is to carry patients safely without worsening their illness, especially during non‑emergency trips like dialysis, chemotherapy, physiotherapy, or regular check‑ups. Vehicles used are usually ambulances, special medical vans, or adapted cars with stretchers, seats, and basic medical support. Paramedics or trained attendants travel with the patient to give care and handle emergencies during the journey.
Freezer box
Air ambulance service
Patient transporting
Our deep freezer service for dead bodies provides a clean, hygienic, and respectful place to store the body in a cold chamber to preserve it safely for a short period. This service is meant for families who need more time before last rites, transport, or religious ceremonies, without any risk of infection or foul smell.
The deep freezer room is professionally maintained at the correct temperature, with regular cleaning and disinfection, and only authorized staff handle the body according to proper rules. We ensure privacy, dignity, and simple procedures for admission, documentation, and release, so the family can focus on prayers and arrangements with peace of mind.
For the public, this service is a safe, affordable, and respectful option to manage the gap between death and final rituals, especially at night, in summer, or when relatives are travelling for the last journey
Air ambulance service
Air ambulance service
Air ambulance service
Our Air Ambulance service provides fast, safe, and life‑saving medical transport for critically ill or injured patients by air, using a specially equipped aircraft with trained doctors, nurses, and paramedics. It is especially useful when the patient needs urgent treatment, is in a remote area, or must be moved long distance quickly and cannot travel by road.
The aircraft carries oxygen, ventilators, heart monitors, and other emergency equipment so the patient continues to receive intensive care during the flight. This service helps reduce travel time, lowers the risk of complications, and supports better chances of recovery for patients moving between cities, states, or even countries.
Doctor consultation
Air ambulance service
Air ambulance service
Our Doctor Consultation Service offers easy, professional medical advice from qualified doctors for patients at home, in clinics, or online. It helps people get expert opinions on illnesses, medicines, investigations, and follow‑up care without long waits or unnecessary travel.
This service is useful for general check‑ups, chronic diseases (like diabetes or blood pressure), post‑hospital follow‑ups, and second opinions before major tests or surgery. For the public, it means timely, trusted medical guidance, fewer complications, and better‑managed health in a convenient and respectful environment.
Ventilator Available
Ventilator Available
Ventilator Available
Our ICU Ventilator on Rent service provides critical life‑support machines to seriously ill patients who need breathing assistance at home or in smaller nursing homes. These ventilators are used for patients with severe lung problems, post‑surgery recovery, or conditions like pneumonia, COPD, or after ICU discharge when still on respiratory support.
The service includes a fully sanitized, hospital‑grade ventilator, basic monitoring, and trained technical or nursing support to ensure safe and correct use. For the public, it offers an affordable alternative to long‑term ICU admission, reduces burden on hospitals, and allows critically ill patients to continue life‑support treatment in a more comfortable and familiar environment under medical guidance.