Non-emergency ambulances are specialized vehicles designed to transport patients who do not require immediate medical attention. These services are often used for scheduled medical appointments, rehabilitation sessions, or transfers between healthcare facilities. They provide a safe and comfortable way for individuals with mobility issues or chronic conditions to receive necessary care. These ambulances are staffed by trained personnel, such as emergency medical technicians (EMTs) or paramedics, who can assist patients during transit. Unlike emergency ambulances, which respond to urgent situations, non-emergency ambulances focus on providing reliable transportation for those who need assistance but are not in critical condition.