• Ambulancia Génova Tipo II con acceso lateral al área de atención.

    Your first ambulance—without making the purchase complicated.

    For doctors, private practices, and growing clinics.

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The Right Ambulance for Your Surgery

In Oregon, we offer several lines of Type II ambulances, ranging from basic functional models to fully equipped configurations with custom thermoformed interiors and dual-climate systems. All are manufactured at the same plant, meet the same structural standards, and are built on a RAM Promaster, Ford Transit, or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, depending on your choice. What varies is the level of equipment and the interior finish, tailored to your intended use and budget.

Doctors and clinics in Monterrey, Guadalajara, Veracruz, and Mexico City are already operating their first Oregon units. Some added a second one within two years.
Flotilla de ambulancias Tipo II de la Secretaría de Salud estacionadas en exterior

The Oregon Type II Line, Tailored to Your Operation

All Type II units we manufacture share the same structural engineering and safety standards. What varies is the level of equipment and the interior finish.

  • If you are going to make an occasional scheduled transfer

    A functional setup with essential equipment is usually all you need. Complete framework, oxygen system, professional stretcher, lighting, and communication.

  • If you operate a regular shuttle service

    The Génova unit is our most popular model. It features a custom thermoformed interior, greater oxygen capacity, and an improved electrical configuration.

  • If you provide prehospital emergency care or advanced transport

    The Oregon unit is the premium version in the line. Dual climate control system, advanced CANbus, and the most comprehensive Type II configuration.

Flota de ambulancias Oregon Tipo II sobre Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.

Honesty About Settings

When people ask us, “Which one do you recommend?”, the answer isn’t automatically the one with the most features. It depends on three things: what kind of service you’ll be offering, how often you’ll be operating the unit, and what kind of patients you’ll be transporting. Our job during the quote discussion is to help you find the right configuration—not the most expensive one.

FAQ for First-Time Buyers:
  • Do I need a certified operator to drive the ambulance?
  • What licenses or permits do I need?
  • Can I finance the vehicle and the conversion separately?
  • How long does delivery take?
  • What if I want to add equipment later?
  • Do you offer financing or leasing?

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Leave us your phone number and a brief note about the type of service you plan to offer. A consultant specializing in first-time purchases will call you the same business day.