Ferno-Washington Patient Transport & EMS Equipment

Ferno-Washington has been a defining name in emergency medical services for decades, building the stretchers, cots, and patient-handling equipment that ambulance crews, fire departments, and rescue teams depend on when seconds matter. This collection brings together Ferno's line of transport and lifting solutions designed around one constant priority: moving patients safely without putting responders at risk.

Buyers coming to Ferno typically aren't shopping for a single item — they're outfitting a rig or a service. That means the questions worth answering are practical ones. Will this cot integrate with our existing fastening system? What's the weight capacity, and does it hold up under bariatric loads? How much of the lifting can be mechanically assisted to protect crews from back injuries that end careers? Ferno's engineering reputation rests on answering those questions consistently, which is why the brand shows up in fleets that can't afford equipment failure in the field.

The range spans powered and manual ambulance cots, stair chairs for tight stairwells and multi-story evacuations, backboards and immobilization devices, scoop stretchers, and the mounting and fastening hardware that keeps everything secured during transport. Many products are built to work as a system — cots that lock into compatible loading platforms, chairs that fold compactly for storage in service vehicles, and restraint components that meet the durability demands of daily EMS use.

Because Ferno equipment is a long-term investment for any agency, durability, serviceability, and compliance with transport safety standards drive most purchasing decisions here. Whether you're replacing aging cots, adding a bariatric option, or standardizing gear across a fleet, this collection covers the patient-handling side of emergency response.

Explore related gear in our broader Emergency Medical Services category, or browse Patient Transport solutions for additional stretchers and mobility equipment.