Private Ambulance and Patient Transport in Athens

Patient transport coordinated for Athens and Attica

ambu24 coordinates planned patient journeys for private clients, families, hospitals, clinics, insurers, assistance companies, embassies, and organisations across Athens and the wider Attica region.

Support can include hospital admission or discharge, medical appointments, movement between care facilities, airport or port connections, and longer road journeys elsewhere in mainland Greece. Each request is reviewed against the patient’s clinical needs, route, timing, access, and handover arrangements.

Athens operational office: services are arranged in advance by telephone or email; the office is not a public walk-in facility.

Services available in Athens

• Private ambulance transfers.
• Hospital admission and discharge.
• Appointments and outpatient visits.
• Inter-facility transfers.
• Long-distance road transport.
• Airport and port connections.
• Medical escorts and repatriation support.
• Event and on-site medical cover.

Coverage around Athens

• Athens and the wider Attica region.
• Piraeus and coordinated port connections.
• Athens International Airport connections.
• Long-distance transfers across mainland Greece.

How to arrange a patient transfer

1. Share the patient’s condition, collection point, destination, preferred timing, and access requirements.
2. Our team reviews the appropriate vehicle, crew, equipment, and clinical information.
3. Timing, route, access, and handovers are agreed with the relevant contacts.
4. The crew completes the transfer and the planned handover.

Frequently asked questions

How do I arrange a private ambulance in Athens?

Call (+30) 210 729 9000 or email operations@athensambu24.gr with the journey and patient details. Our operations team will review the request and confirm the appropriate next steps, subject to availability.

Can you coordinate airport, port, and longer-distance transfers?

Yes. We can coordinate the ground-ambulance element of journeys connecting with Athens International Airport, ports in Attica, and other mainland destinations when clinically appropriate.