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What is an Ambulance Report?

SCDF operates nation-wide round the clock emergency medical services to save lives during emergencies. An Ambulance Report is a one-page report prepared by the SCDF Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department that provides information relating to the following:

• Location of incident
• Date and time of incident
• Nature of incident
• Description of incident and
• Hospital patient was conveyed to
  

This report may be required for insurance claims.

How to get a copy of the Ambulance Report?

The Ambulance Report can only be applied online. You will receive the report upon our successful receipt of the ambulance report fee, and the duly completed  consent form via post to:

HQ SCDF, EMS Dept
91 Ubi Ave 4
Singapore 408827

(Attn to: AD EMS Readiness)

How to pay for the Ambulance Report?

When submitting your application online, there will be instructions to guide you on the application and payment.

Please refer to 'Payment Information' below for more information on the available payment modes.

How to collect the Ambulance Report?

The Ambulance Report is usually processed within 1 to 2 weeks upon successful application and receipt of the completed consent form for release of the Ambulance Report. You may opt for any of the following means of collection when you submit the application online:

• Receive the report by mail
• Receive the report by e-mail

• Please note that the fee is not refundable once application and payment is made during the application process.
• You should submit only one request for the Ambulance Report at any one time through the Internet.
• Additional fees paid for multiple requests at any one time may be forfeited.
• You shall fully and accurately complete the Application Form and provide all requested information.
• SCDF reserves the right to verify your identity and relationship to the Ambulance Report you have requested. We may contact you to verify such information. At our own discretion, your application may be rejected.
• The findings and opinions in the Ambulance Report are based on the information available at the time of its compilation. We may revise the findings in light of further information or new evidence.
• The Ambulance Report neither determines nor implies liability of any party.
• The Ambulance Report is not to be construed as professional advice for any particular purpose. Therefore, you should carefully evaluate the accuracy, completeness and relevance of the information for your purposes and should obtain appropriate professional advice relevant to your particular circumstances.