Patient Shifted From Ananda Hospital, Gwalior to Sir Gangaram Hospital, Delhi

When specialised treatment is required beyond the home city, timely and well-managed road

medical transport becomes essential. In this case, a critically ill adolescent patient required

inter-city transfer from Gwalior to Delhi, coordinated by Lifesavers.

Clinical Details

A 14-year-old boy was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis at Ananda Hospital, Gwalior. After

stabilisation, he was referred for advanced gastrointestinal care at a tertiary hospital in Delhi.

Transport Summary

The patient was shifted from Ananda Hospital, Gwalior to Sir Gangaram Hospital, Delhi

using a Lifesavers private ventilator ambulance. A doctor and paramedic accompanied the

patient throughout the journey, providing continuous monitoring and medical support. The

transfer was handled as a structured emergency medical ambulance service, ensuring

stability during the long-distance road transit.

Outcome

The patient was transferred safely and handed over to the medical team at Sir Gangaram

Hospital, allowing specialised treatment to continue without delay.

This case underscores the importance of dependable ambulance services between cities,

where coordinated road transport plays a critical role in managing serious medical conditions in

young patients.