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Nashik Road Railway Station
Nashik Road · Central Railway
AIVAEvery Life Matters
Nashik Road Station
Ambulance Transfers
Ambulance pickup and drop at Nashik Road, the district's main outstation station. We take the patient from the platform to a hospital or straight home — and bring them from home or the hospital ward back to the station when it is time to travel. Stretcher, wheelchair and oxygen support throughout.
1 Stations
Across Nashik District
Both Directions
Station to hospital or home, Hospital or home to station
Stretcher & Wheelchair
Crew meets the patient
24/7 Dispatch
Pre-booked or same day
Coach to Hospital Door
Ambulance Cover for Patients Arriving in Nashik
A planned handover from the coach to the ambulance, and the same four steps in reverse when the patient is travelling out.
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CoordinationStage 01
Call from the train
The patient's relative calls AIVA while the train is still on its way, with the station, the coach number and where the patient is going.
PlatformStage 02
Ready on the platform
The crew waits at the coach position, suitably equipped, ten minutes before the train arrives — with a stretcher or wheelchair and oxygen if it is needed.
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HandoverStage 03
Pick-up from the train
The patient is helped off the train and onto the wheelchair or stretcher, and moved along the platform without the family lifting or carrying anyone.
OnwardStage 04
Onward by ambulance
The patient is brought out, settled in, and driven to the hospital or home, with one attendant alongside for the journey.
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Nashik's hospitals draw patients from across northern Maharashtra, and most arrive by train at Nashik Road. AIVA's Nashik Road station ambulance closes the last leg of that journey — and takes patients coming home just as often as those going in for treatment.
The crew meets the patient on the platform with a wheelchair or a stretcher, runs oxygen where it is prescribed, and drives to Ashoka Medicover, Apollo, Wockhardt or whichever hospital is treating them. Patients who are returning rather than being admitted are taken to their own address in Nashik, Panchavati or Deolali, and helped inside.
The booking runs the same way in reverse: we collect the patient from a hospital ward or from home, drive to Nashik Road with time in hand, and settle them into their coach before leaving. Call us with the station, the patient's condition and the destination, and we confirm the ambulance type and the full cost on the same call. AIVA is a private ambulance provider with its Nashik base at Adgaon; we work at the station purely as a pickup and drop service.
Railway Stations We Serve in Nashik
1 stations across Nashik District. Each card names the area the station sits in and the hospitals we most often transfer patients to. From any of them we can take the patient to a hospital or straight home — and collect from either for the journey back.
How a Station Transfer Works
From the Train to the Hospital or Your Home, In Four Steps
A station transfer in Nashik is a planned handover, not a scramble. We run it in both directions — station to hospital or home on arrival, and hospital or home back to the station when it is time to travel.
Call us with the station and the destination
Tell us which station the patient is arriving at or departing from, where they are going — a hospital or their home address — and the patient's condition. One call is enough; there is no form to fill.
We confirm the ambulance type and the cost
On the same call we recommend the right vehicle for the patient and confirm one all-inclusive figure before the ambulance is dispatched.
Our crew meets you at the station
The ambulance is positioned at the station with a stretcher or wheelchair ready. The crew helps move the patient from the train side to the vehicle without rushing them.
Direct transfer to the hospital or home
The patient travels straight to the hospital — or straight home, if that is where they are headed — with a trained attendant alongside. The same arrangement runs in reverse for drops: we collect from the hospital or from home and bring the patient to the station in time for the train.
What We Provide
Everything the Patient Needs at the Station
Tell us the patient's condition when you call and we will bring the right equipment and the right crew for the handover.
Stretcher transfer at the station
Our crew brings a stretcher to the station and moves the patient to the ambulance carefully, without hurrying them through the crowd.
Wheelchair-assisted transfer
For patients who can sit but cannot walk far, we arrange a wheelchair transfer between the train side and the vehicle.
Oxygen support en route
Oxygen-equipped ambulances for patients who need continuous support between the station and the hospital or home, with the flow managed by a trained attendant.
Attendant and luggage assistance
A family member travels with the patient, and the crew helps with the luggage — one less thing to manage on arrival.
ICU and ventilator ambulance where needed
For critical patients arriving by train, we position an ICU or ventilator ambulance so advanced care continues from the moment of handover.
Available round the clock
Trains arrive at every hour, so we work at every hour. Late-night and early-morning transfers are arranged exactly the same way.
Our Fleet
Ambulance Types for Station Transfers
Describe the patient's condition on the call and we will recommend the right vehicle — which is not always the most expensive one.
Patient Transport Ambulance
Stable patients who need a comfortable, supervised ride between the station and a hospital or their home.
BLS Ambulance
Basic life support with a trained EMT — for patients who need monitoring rather than intervention.
Oxygen Ambulance
Continuous oxygen from the station handover through to the hospital bed or the patient's own bed at home.
ICU Ambulance
Critical-care equipment and a trained paramedic for patients who cannot afford a gap in care.
Ventilator Ambulance
Transport ventilator with backup power for ventilator-dependent patients arriving or departing by train.
Cardiac Ambulance
Cardiac monitor, defibrillator and emergency drugs for heart patients on the move.
Available in Nashik & Surrounding Areas
2+ neighbourhoods across Nashik city we drive patients to and from after a station pickup
Booking a Station Transfer in Nashik
Tell us the station in Nashik, the patient's condition, and where they are going — a hospital or a home address. We confirm the ambulance type and the full cost on the same call, then plan the crew, the equipment and the timing around that specific transfer before the vehicle leaves.
Share Your Location
Enter the pickup location and basic details so we can find the nearest available ambulance quickly.
Choose Ambulance Type
Select ICU, ALS, or BLS ambulances based on the medical need to ensure proper care every time fast.
Get Help Fast
We dispatch the nearest ambulance instantly with real time coordination until medical help arrives.
FAQ with AIVA
Common Questions — Station Ambulance in Nashik
Call 74003 42137 with the arrival details, the coach number if you have it, and the hospital the patient is headed to. We confirm the pickup on the call and connect the crew with the family on the train so timing stays matched. A day's notice is ideal, though same-day bookings are taken whenever a vehicle is available.
Nashik Road is the district's main outstation station and the pickup point for almost every booking we take here. If your train halts elsewhere in the district, ask on the call — we will tell you plainly whether we can reach it and what the road leg to Nashik would involve.
Yes. The paramedic comes to the coach with a wheelchair or stretcher, takes over the patient at the door and manages the entire move along the platform and out to the ambulance. For a bed-bound patient the stretcher shift is handled fully by our team, with the family alongside.
Yes. Where the patient is on prescribed oxygen, a portable cylinder comes to the coach and stays with the patient through the platform shift, the drive and the handover at the ward. Mention the requirement on the call so the right equipment travels with the crew.
It depends on the station, the receiving hospital and the support the patient needs on the way — a wheelchair transfer, a stretcher patient on oxygen and an ICU-level move are each priced differently. The full figure is confirmed on the call before you book, and nothing is added afterwards.
Yes, and it is a regular booking either way. The crew collects the patient from the ward at discharge, or from their house before the journey, drives to Nashik Road, and manages the boarding — patient settled in the coach, luggage alongside, with comfortable time in hand.
Yes. Many people arriving at Nashik Road are coming home after treatment in Mumbai or Pune, not going in for admission. We take them from the coach door to their own address in Nashik, Panchavati or Deolali and help them inside. The reverse booking works the same way — we collect from a home address just as readily as from a hospital ward.
Yes. For critical patients we send an ICU-equipped ambulance with monitoring, oxygen and a critical-care paramedic, adding a doctor where the condition calls for it. Describe the patient's condition on the call and we will specify the right vehicle rather than the biggest one.