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Zaghouan has a rare advantage: both the capital and the Sahel are within reach. Tunis is about 1 hour by road, Sousse about 1 h 20 and Monastir, where EMS is based, about 1 h 45. EMS Ambulance arranges transport from Zaghouan, El Fahs, Bir Mcherga, Nadhour, Zriba and Saouaf, 24/7, subject to availability. The key is choosing the right destination.
Transfers from Zaghouan Regional Hospital may go to Tunis, Sousse or Monastir. The decision depends on the receiving ward rather than distance alone.
These are indicative times depending on traffic. For regular care, consider family visits and the return journey. Give EMS the chosen facility and ward. See interhospital transfers.
Patients travelling several times a week to Tunis or Sousse for treatment or tests need reliable schedules. EMS arranges outward and return journeys around the service timetable. Send the schedule in advance to request preferred slots, subject to confirmation.
Enfidha-Hammamet is about 55 km from Zaghouan and Tunis-Carthage about 65 km, roughly one hour by road depending on traffic. The ticket determines the airport, not distance: provide the booked airport and check-in time. EMS arranges ground transport to the terminal. See airport ambulance transfers.
After hospitalisation in Tunis or the Sahel, prepare the return with confirmed discharge time, floor and home access details. For a farm or rural hamlet around El Fahs or Saouaf, provide a landmark and relative's contact. See hospital discharge and return home.
Call EMS on +216 48 024 000 or contact us on WhatsApp. A coordinator calls back within 10 minutes and provides a quote before confirmation.
See ambulance in Zaghouan, Tunis, Sousse and request a quote.
EMS Ambulance is a private medical transport service. For life-threatening emergencies call SAMU first on 190.
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.
It depends on the receiving ward. Tunis is about 1 hour by road, Sousse about 1 h 20 and Monastir about 1 h 45.
The one on the ticket. Enfidha-Hammamet (about 55 km) and Tunis-Carthage (about 65 km) are both around an hour by road.
Yes, subject to availability. Send the schedule in advance to arrange preferred slots.
Yes, requests are assessed throughout Zaghouan Governorate. For a farm or rural hamlet, give a landmark and relative's contact.
It depends on the actual journey and resources required. The quote is provided before confirmation.
SAMU on 190. EMS is a private service and does not replace public emergency services. For planned transport: +216 48 024 000.
Zaghouan has a rare advantage: Tunis and the Sahel are both within easy reach. The capital is about 1 h by road, Sousse about 1 h 20 and Monastir, where EMS is based, about 1 h 45. We arrange your ambulance journeys from Zaghouan, El Fahs, Bir Mcherga, Nadhour, Zriba and Saouaf, 24/7.
Find out more02In Tunis, patient transport often comes down to a few heavily congested kilometres: between two hospitals in Bab Saadoun, from a flat in La Marsa or out to Tunis-Carthage Airport. It can just as well mean a long run down the A1 motorway towards the Sahel. This page covers the whole of Greater Tunis, namely the governorates of Tunis, Ariana, Ben Arous and La Manouba.
Find out more03Sousse 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 more04When a patient has a flight to catch or has just landed, the ground leg has to be coordinated precisely with the flight schedule. EMS handles that link between the airport, the care facility and the address concerned.
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