Ambulances Marchant
Medical ambulance and patient transport services for patients in Bavay and across the Nord department
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ambulances Marchant
Ambulances Marchant provides emergency ambulance and non-emergency medical transport, including hospital transfers, medical appointments, dialysis transport, and long-distance journeys subject to approval by the public health insurance scheme.
The company serves patients and families, including children travelling to specialist facilities in Belgium. It is based in Bavay, France, and was founded in 2008.
Product: Ambulance and medical transport services for emergency response, hospital transfers, consultations, dialysis, children, and long-distance journeys.
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