Ma'am, we're gonna have to move him now.

A typical day at Aravind, we would do about a thousand surgeries, maybe see about 6,000 patients, send out teams into the villages to examine, bring back patients,

Three fresh ones rollin' in!

Have Andy pick 'em up.

Davis, they got space. bring him out.

Yes, sir. We're transporting him right now.

You're going in the chopper, Tommy. Taking you to Gilford.

He's stabilized let's get him boarded.

They're about to move your grandmother.

Get the gurney.

moderate. All right?

Sir, this man will die if we don't get him to the hospital.

Get it from another hospital

I hear various reasons for this an increasing number of elderly people using ambulance services, a lack of doctors in overcrowded emergency units, or, lamentably enough, some people using ambulances as taxis.

After this, Miki was taken to the hospital.

The doctor sent the live patient to the morgue.

He's already on 620 picking up another two.

Fibre optic cables can carry huge amounts of information.

And he was rushed away by the emts a minute later.

You are very right.

She's being airlifted to Los Ranchos Medical Center and should be arriving there shortly.

Do not join in it.

We've got to call the hospital in Unity! We need an ambulance for those kids!

Guide the patients that can be moved onto transports as quickly as you can.

And they get me to that nearby hospital,

Mothers with HlV caring for mothers with HlV.

Of course, we don't think this system is perfect.

Buy an insurance policy! chuckling

Well, the patient.

A patient.

What do you got?

What do you got?

Patient.

Patient...

What's coming?

We designed a van with a VSAT, which sends out images of patients to the base hospital where it is diagnosed, and then as the patient is waiting, the report goes back to the patient, it gets printed out, the patient gets it, and then gets a consultation about what they should be doing

Portability.

That's the patient

Remarks it's Connor.

More patients?

You're looking for a patient.

Medical code states the treatment and transport of a patient is to be determined at the discretion of his attending physician.

Only fool feels sad. Take it, little one... eat.

Doctor What are their shapes?

And that guard is your patient.