Toyota HiMedic
Japanese ambulance vehicle
The Toyota HiMedic is a specialized ambulance vehicle produced by Toyota for use in emergency medical services. It is designed to provide advanced medical care and transportation for patients in critical condition. The HiMedic is widely used in Japan and has been adapted for various emergency services worldwide.
Design and Features[edit | edit source]
The Toyota HiMedic is built on the chassis of the Toyota HiAce, a popular commercial van. It is equipped with a range of medical equipment and features to support emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics in providing care.
Interior[edit | edit source]
The interior of the HiMedic is designed to accommodate medical personnel and equipment efficiently. It includes a stretcher, seating for medical staff, and storage for medical supplies. The vehicle is equipped with advanced life support systems, including defibrillators, oxygen tanks, and monitoring equipment.
Exterior[edit | edit source]
Externally, the HiMedic is fitted with emergency lights and sirens to alert other road users. The vehicle's design allows for easy access to the patient compartment, with wide doors and a low floor height to facilitate loading and unloading of patients.
Usage[edit | edit source]
The HiMedic is primarily used by fire departments and emergency medical services in Japan. It is also exported to other countries where it is adapted to meet local regulations and requirements. The vehicle's reliability and advanced features make it a preferred choice for emergency services.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
A Toyota HiMedic ambulance in service.
HiMedic ambulance in Ichikawa.
HiMedic ambulance in Kiryu.
Related pages[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
Toyota HiMedic at Saiseikai Hospital
Toyota HiMedic in Ichikawa
Toyota HiMedic in Kiryu
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