Military Field Hospitals

Military mobile field hospitals constitute a key component of the military medical support system, providing progressively increasing diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical capabilities in the area of operations. In accordance with the NATO medical doctrine AJP-4.10, the offering includes modular military solutions at Role 1, Role 2, and Role 3 levels, enabling the implementation of the full chain of medical care in operational conditions.

At each level of these hospitals, solutions may include:

  • pneumatic tents or frame tents,
  • container-based modules with expandable options,
  • or hospital units integrated into vehicles.

ROLE 1 – LEVEL 1 OF MEDICAL SUPPORT

Direct Medical Support

  1. Providing immediate medical support in the area of military operations.
  2. Performing life-saving procedures and conducting medical triage of casualties.
  3. Stabilization of the wounded and preparation for medical evacuation (MEDEVAC).
  4. No hospitalization capability – activities limited to emergency life-saving care.

ROLE 2 – LEVEL 2 OF MEDICAL SUPPORT

Enhanced Medical Support / Emergency Surgery

  1. Providing emergency surgery in field conditions (Damage Control Surgery).
  2. Performing basic diagnostics and short-term hospitalization.
  3. Continued stabilization of patients after surgical procedures.
  4. Preparation of casualties for evacuation to Role 3 facilities.

ROLE 3 – LEVEL 3 OF MEDICAL SUPPORT

Field Hospital (Tent & Container Complex)

  1. Providing full hospital care in field conditions.
  2. Performing specialized surgical procedures and providing intensive care (ICU).
  3. Conducting laboratories and imaging diagnostics in a field environment.
  4. Providing medium-term hospitalization and preparing patients for strategic evacuation.