Emergency response

Ambulance service

One call dispatches a medically-equipped ambulance and connects you to the right hospital — in Tbilisi, the regions, or abroad. We coordinate everything and bill your insurer directly.

  • 24/7 assistance
  • Since 2018
  • Direct insurer billing
  • EN · KA · RU
Ambulance service
How it works

One call. We take it from there.

  1. 1Call our 24/7 line

    Reach a real coordinator at any hour — in Georgian, English or Russian. Tell us where you are and what you need.

  2. 2We coordinate everything

    We arrange the right clinic, specialist or transport and brief everyone involved, so you never have to chase anything.

  3. 3We handle your insurer

    We stay with you throughout, translate where needed, and settle costs directly with your insurer.

What’s included

Everything this service covers

  • Rapid 24/7 emergency dispatch
  • Fully-equipped ambulances & crews
  • Coordination with the receiving hospital
  • Coverage across Tbilisi & the regions
  • Air ambulance on request
  • Direct insurer billing
Insurance & cost

Billed to your insurer — minimal out-of-pocket

We cooperate directly with Georgia’s leading insurers, handling assistance, translation and claims. Where you’re insured, we bill them directly. For anything else, we agree the cost with you up front — no surprises.

See insurance cooperation
  • GPI
  • Unison
  • Benefits
  • PSP
  • IRAO
FAQ

Common questions

Our line is staffed 24/7 — a coordinator answers immediately and starts arranging things straight away, staying with you throughout.

Yes. Where you’re insured with a partner — GPI, Unison, Benefits, PSP or IRAO — we bill them directly and handle the claim, so you avoid unnecessary out-of-pocket payments.

Georgian, English and Russian, around the clock — including interpreting during appointments, so nothing is lost between you and the doctor.

Yes. We coordinate across Georgia — Tbilisi, Batumi and the regions — and abroad where it’s needed.

Need help right now?

Our 24/7 team is one call away — in Georgia or abroad. We’ll take it from here.