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Quickcoms thrive because they deliver convenience, but a 10-minute ambulance service would need to deliver trust and one failure could cause something really extreme

YES it will

Of course but would hospitals sign up for it? The whole network relies on their availability too na?

No. Audience is different for both. Qcomm serves premium customers for convenience. While ambulance serves everyone who is in need

This needs to be a public-private partnership. Private players can bring tech efficiency, but emergency services can't be purely profit-driven. Government involvement essential for sustainability and accessibility.

that sounds amazing

Why not! Everything has a crack. Just have to be passionate enough to find the ways.

I don't think so, unless woh bhi yulu se le jaaoge..

I work in healthcare tech and the average ambulance response time in most Indian cities is 30-45 minutes. A 10-minute service could save countless lives, especially during the golden hour after cardiac events.

Check out medulance

I think there was a service long back I can't remember the name, that had modern ambulances and worked in a membership model or something. It failed miserably, I can't exactly remember the name, the ambulances looked like big fire trucks.

yes