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Sousse Governorate includes healthcare facilities beyond the city itself. Patients from Msaken, Messaadine and Kalaâ Kebira may be referred to Sousse university hospitals and later return home. Based in Monastir, EMS arranges these planned journeys subject to availability.
Msaken Regional Hospital is south of Sousse. Hospitals in Kalaâ Kebira and Enfidha are farther north. When a patient is referred to Sahloul or Farhat Hached University Hospital, the treating team decides the transfer, timing and monitoring level. EMS arranges transport according to those instructions. See interhospital transfers.
The RN1 runs through Hammam Sousse to the north, then Messaadine and Msaken to the south. The A1 motorway bypasses Sousse to the west. Travel time depends on traffic; planned journeys should be scheduled around the agreed admission or appointment time.
For a discharge journey to Msaken or Kalaâ Kebira, provide:
These details help planning and reduce waiting. See hospital discharge and return home.
Prepare:
See ambulance in Msaken and ambulance in Sousse.
Call EMS on +216 48 024 000 or contact us on WhatsApp, 24/7. A coordinator calls back within 10 minutes and provides a quote before confirmation. See hospital transfers and request a quote.
EMS is a private patient transport service and does not replace SAMU. For a life-threatening emergency, call 190 first.
In a life-threatening emergency or an acute deterioration, contact the competent public emergency services immediately. A request sent by form or WhatsApp does not confirm a transport booking.
Msaken Regional Hospital to the south and hospitals in Kalaâ Kebira and Enfidha to the north.
The treating team decides on the transfer, timing and monitoring level. EMS organises transport according to its instructions.
Floor, staircase width, a relative receiving the patient and discharge time.
The RN1 passes Messaadine and Msaken. The A1 bypasses Sousse to the west. Route choice depends on the journey and traffic.
Call SAMU on 190 first. EMS does not replace public emergency services.
About a dozen kilometres south of Sousse, Msaken lies on the RN1 and is served by the A1 motorway. That position makes it a frequent starting point for journeys to the university hospitals of Sousse and Monastir, and to the airports at Monastir and Enfidha. Based in Monastir, the EMS team works regularly in Msaken and in the localities across the delegation, from Messaadine to Borjine.
Find out more02Sousse brings together two university hospitals, a strip of hotels running all the way to Port El Kantaoui and a medina listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site: three settings with very different access constraints. Based in Monastir, the EMS team works regularly in Sousse and the surrounding towns, from Hammam Sousse to Kalâa Kebira, carrying out transfers between facilities, returns home and journeys to the airport.
Find out more03An inter-facility transfer involves two institutions, each with its own timetable and constraints. EMS handles the link between them and moves the patient from one ward to the other.
Find out more04Discharge dates are often decided late and then move quickly. EMS arranges the journey home after a stay in hospital or a clinic, taking account of the patient's condition and of the conditions on arrival at the address.
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