Medical transport refers to the various methods used to move patients to and from healthcare facilities. This can include ground transportation, such as ambulances, as well as air transport, like helicopters or fixed-wing aircraft. The primary goal is to ensure that patients receive timely medical care, especially in emergencies. In addition to emergency services, medical transport can also involve non-emergency situations, such as transporting patients for scheduled treatments or check-ups. Trained personnel, including paramedics and nurses, often accompany patients to provide necessary medical support during transit.