STAT-MED, INC. Competitors

Since its founding in 1971, Acadian Ambulance has grown to provide emergency and non-emergency transportation to more than 70 counties in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Tennessee. Acadian Ambulance is nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services, and our medics surpass requirements set forth by the National Registry of EMTs.

Intermedix, an R1 Company is a leading provider of technology-enabled solutions for the global health and safety net. Our technologies support planning, communication, command and control to better connect healthcare providers, public health agencies and emergency management personnel.

Life Line Emergency Vehicles is an employee-owned ambulance manufacturer focused on one thing: building emergency vehicles that hold up when the job doesn’t go as planned. For more than four decades, we’ve partnered with EMS agencies, fire departments, hospitals, and private providers across the United States to design and build ambulances that are structurally stronger, ride quieter, and last longer in real-world service. Every Life Line unit is engineered with durability, serviceability, and crew safety in mind—because downtime, rattles, and shortcuts have no place in emergency care. Our approach is straightforward. We invest in smarter structural design, consistent manufacturing, and long-term reliability rather than cosmetic trends. From roof to road, our ambulances are built to reduce maintenance headaches, lower lifetime costs, and give crews confidence on every call. As an employee-owned company, accountability isn’t a slogan—it’s built into how we work. The people designing and building your ambulance have a direct stake in its quality, performance, and reputation. Life Line ambulances are built for the realities of the field, the scrutiny of the boardroom, and the long haul of public service. Built stronger. Rides quieter. Lasts longer.