Safe Patient Transport made Easy
EpiShuttle is designed for maximum patient safety and comfort while allowing critical care and treatment to be performed.
Our Business is Your Business
Our business is allowing the development of life-saving medical equipment and is a very good indicator that EpiShuttle is performing its mission – keeping everyone safe from infection.
U.S. Embassy in Latvia donates EpiShuttles to State Emergency Medical Services
The EpiShuttles will be deployed in ground ambulance to transport critically ill Covid-19 patients between hospitals to provide medical care.
Saving one – protecting everyone
Many of our customers have managed to perfect the planning and logistics with the help of EpiShuttles. Last year DRF Luftrettung safely transported 330 corona patients by air. The EpiShuttle has played an important role in these missions.
EpiGuard launches new product – EpiShuttle Ratchet Straps
EpiGuard team of medical experts have designed a product that provides the safest way of securing the EpiShuttle on a variety of compatible undercarriages – the EpiShuttle Ratchet Straps.
EpiShuttle in CBRNe centre of medicine in Oslo university hospital
EpiShuttles were purchased for the Norwegian health care system and these now form part of the formal preparedness in Norway. The EpiShuttle has been deployed at five university hospitals
Measles Transport with EpiShuttle in Oslo
Infectious patient with Measles was transported in the EpiShuttle to Oslo hospital.
Disinfection of medical devices – all you need to know
Disinfection and sterilization of medical devices are crucial in health care settings. HAIs caused by lack of proper disinfections affect millions of lives every year.
EpiShuttle helps protect health care professionals against Covid-19
The EpiShuttle is a single patient isolation and transportation unit in use worldwide. From emergency services, air ambulances to military departments. Find out more in our blog!
2020 – a watershed year for EpiGuard
2020 has been a unique and challenging year. Health care systems worldwide have been put to an extreme test. Among the many lessons learned, has been the need for better preparedness, procedures, training, and equipment for transporting infectious patients.