Protect the patient. Maintain control.

From first contact to transport, UR systems reduce heat loss, maintain patient stability, and support continuous treatment in demanding prehospital conditions.

The reality of prehospital care

Every responder is responsible for preserving body heat. Preventing heat loss is as critical as controlling bleeding — and must be managed from first contact to handover.

At the same time, patients must be handled and transported in a way that minimizes movement and maintains stability — even in demanding conditions.

In reality, this is difficult to maintain in the field and is often deprioritized in high-stress situations.

Every responder is responsible for preserving body heat. Preventing heat loss is as critical as controlling bleeding — and must be managed from first contact to handover.

At the same time, patients must be handled and transported in a way that minimizes movement and maintains stability — even in demanding conditions.

In reality, this is difficult to maintain in the field and is often deprioritized in high-stress situations.

Heat Loss
Patient temperature drops rapidly before treatment is complete
Contamination Risk
Fluids and environment affect hygiene, equipment and workflow
Ongoing Care
Treatment must continue during handling and transport
Limited Time
Decisions must be made immediately at the point of care
Multiple Handovers
Patient moves between teams, vehicles and systems
Patient Instability
Handling and movement can worsen patient condition during evacuation

Heat Loss
Patient temperature drops rapidly before treatment is complete
Contamination Risk
Fluids and environment affect hygiene, equipment and workflow
Ongoing Care
Treatment must continue during handling and transport
Limited Time
Decisions must be made immediately at the point of care
Multiple Handovers
Patient moves between teams, vehicles and systems
Patient Instability
Handling and movement can worsen patient condition during evacuation

One system. Across critical moments.

Initial Response

Establishing protection and control from first patient contact

Field Treatment

Enables continuous care while maintaining thermal protection

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Extraction & Transport

Maintains stability and reduces risk during patient handling and movement

xtraction and evacuation in cold, wet and unpredictable environments.

Handover

Maintains protection and access between teams without repacking the patient

Clean by design

Dyneema® Composite Fabrics do not behave like absorbent textiles. Water, dirt and common bodily fluids remain on the surface, where they can be seen, removed and inspected. This supports protected handling, faster cleaning and controlled reuse.

Non-absorbing

Water, blood, urine and sweat remain on the surface instead of being absorbed into the textile structure. This makes contamination visible, removable and easier to inspect.

Shake-dry

Dirt-resistant

Less retained residue

Visible. Removable. Reusable.

Clean by design

Non-absorbing

Water, blood, urine and sweat remain on the surface instead of being absorbed into the textile structure. This makes contamination visible, removable and easier to inspect.

Shake-dry

Dirt-resistant

Less retained residue

Visible. Removable. Reusable.

One system. 100 cycles.

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Solutions for different operational challenges

Each solution is adapted to specific operational needs in patient handling, treatment, transport, and specialized care. Designed to support efficient workflows and maintain protection throughout the entire handling process.

Berge Thermo Rescue Bag

Full protection

Used when both rescue and medical procedures must be performed without interruption — preserving body heat while enabling continuous treatment from scene to handover.

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Rescue and treatment without heat loss

Rescue and treatment without heat loss

Berge Thermo Rescue Bag

Full protection

Used when both rescue and medical procedures must be performed without interruption — preserving body heat while enabling continuous treatment from scene to handover.

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Rescue and treatment without heat loss

Berge Lite Rescue Bag

Low weight

Used in remote operations where mobility is critical, while still enabling patient handling, protection and medical access without added complexity.

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Built for mobility without compromising care

Berge Lite Rescue Bag

Low weight

Used in remote operations where mobility is critical, while still enabling patient handling, protection and medical access without added complexity.

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Built for mobility without compromising care

Berge Junior Rescue Bag

Pediatric fit

Used when pediatric patients require the same integration of rescue, thermal protection and medical care — without adapting adult systems or adding complexity.

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Proper fit for pediatric patients

Berge Infant Rescue Bag

Neonatal stability

Used in neonatal transport where maintaining thermal stability and continuous medical access is critical when incubators are not available.

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Thermal stability during critical care transport

Tell us about your operations

We work with you to understand your workflows and how the system can integrate into your procedures — improving efficiency, patient handling and outcomes.

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What you need to know?

What does Berge Rescue Bag replace in our current setup?

Can Berge Rescue Bag be reused safely between patients?

Can Berge Rescue Bag be used with our existing stretchers and protocols?