Level IV Ambulance (Level 4) aka Type4 Financing

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Ambulances come in different configurations due to different needs. Some need specialized models capable of dealing with disease breakouts or radiation injuries. Others find that a basic all purpose model like the Level IV/Type 4 ambulance model satisfies all their needs. The Level IV/Type 4 ambulances are advanced models capable of providing basic life support. Because of their high initial cost, financing Type IV/Level 4 ambulances with an equipment financing company experienced in ambulance leasing is a very wise choice.

Crest Capital is that company. We understand the need to finance Type 4/Level IV ambulances, and as such, we've been providing ambulance leasing since 1989. We offer a simple one-form application process, great rates, and a fast credit decision, meaning we can usually get you an answer on Type 4/Level IV ambulance financing in a few hours. Contact us today to learn more about our entire scope of business vehicle leasing options.

Ambulance Body Types

Ambulance builders sort units by body. A Type I puts a modular patient compartment on a truck chassis, a Type II is built from a van, and a Type III puts a modular compartment on a cutaway van chassis. See ambulance financing for each type.

Basic and Advanced Life Support

The crew and the equipment set the level of care, not the body. A basic life support unit carries emergency medical technicians with oxygen, splints and a defibrillator; an advanced life support unit adds paramedics, cardiac monitors and the supplies to give medications.

Emergency and Patient Transport Units

Many private ambulance services run emergency units alongside units for scheduled transfers, discharges and trips to treatment. See patient transport ambulance financing.

Buying a Used Ambulance

Before buying a used ambulance, check the chassis mileage and service records, the module's electrical system, inverter and warning lights, the cabinets and floor, and the heating and air conditioning in the patient compartment.