Ministry of Health List of Private Ambulance Operators (Paos) on Board the Voluntary Accreditation Scheme

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Ministry of Health List of Private Ambulance Operators (PAOs) on board the Voluntary Accreditation Scheme List of VAS-accredited PAOs serving members of public No PAOs on board VAS Type Of Contact Number Email Address Service(s) 1 Ambulance Medical Services Ambulance EAS 6281 8111 [email protected] 2 Aris 9757 5833 [email protected] 3 Comfort Ambulance & Services 6445 7300 [email protected] 4 Emergencies First Aid & Rescue Pte Ltd 6560 6060 [email protected] 5 First Medic Ambulance 8522 5028 [email protected] 6 Hope Ambulance Service 6100 1911 [email protected] 7 Hope First Response 6100 1911 [email protected] 8 Lentor Ambulance 6100 1777 [email protected] 9 Parkway Ambulance Service 1800-7275-929 [email protected] 10 Red Lion Ambulance 6100 4999 [email protected] 11 Unistrong 6509 5066 [email protected] 1 Academiclinic Pte Ltd MTS 6747 4101 [email protected] 2 Boon Healthwise Pte Ltd 6333 8095 [email protected] 3 Emergencies First Aid & Rescue Pte Ltd 6560 6060 [email protected] 4 First Ambulance 6252 9696 [email protected] 5 Grace Ambulance 6333 8095 [email protected] 6 I.M. Ambulance Service 6786 3786 [email protected] 7 Lentor Ambulance 6100 1777 [email protected] *The above list is updated as of 16 Jan 2020. Page 1 of 2 The following PAOs have also been accredited under the VAS. However, the ambulance services are reserved for their organisation’s use and not available to the public. List of VAS-accredited PAOs for organisation’s own in-house use only No PAOs on board VAS Type Of Service(s) 1 Alexandra Hospital EAS 2 Changi General Hospital EAS 3 Khoo Teck Puat Hospital EAS 4 KK Women’s & Children’s Hospital EAS 5 National University Hospital EAS 6 Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited EAS 7 Raffles Hospital Pte Ltd EAS 8 Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd EAS 9 Tan Tock Seng Hospital Pte Ltd EAS 10 Thomson Medical Centre EAS 11 Grace Lodge MTS 12 Muslim Missionary Society Singapore MTS 13 Singapore Turf Club MTS 14 Sunlove Abode For Intellectually-Infirmed Ltd MTS *The above list is updated as of 16 Jan 2020. Page 2 of 2 .

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