Ambulance is the most important tool in handling emergency departments for patients. Besides being equipped with supporting equipment such as oxygen, ventilators, medicines that are emergency and of course its traffic privileges, ambulances are also supported by staff who are trained in handling patients who need quick action to prevent critical conditions or even death.
From 2013 until the first quarter of 2018, Bank BRI has granted ambulances to more than 200 institutions in the country that reach the general public in 40 cities throughout Indonesia. Procurement of ambulance grants using the Community Development Fund.
As is known, the distribution of Community Development funds is part of the implementation of corporate social responsibility (CSR), which is then realized in the form of a program called the BRI Peduli program with the tagline 'Proud of BERINDONESIA.� 
The BRI Cares Program Implementation is the implementation of one of the BRI Bank's missions, which is to provide optimal benefits and benefits to the parties concerned (stakeholders).
The total number of ambulances granted to agencies within a period of 5 years 3 months, both government and private, amounted to more than 250 units. With a nominal value of more than Rp. 65.2 billion.
Bank BRI ambulance grants are mostly intended for hospitals and district police stations throughout Indonesia. Ambulance does not only serve calls from the public to the hospital but also between hospitals which are usually between ICUs. As for the police station, it is needed as the first form of action to handle accidents on the highway or pre-hospital services.
Ambulance grants to hospitals, police stations or foundations and other institutions not only talk about fulfilling BRI's commitment to the implementation of corporate social responsibility, but rather how to provide first medical assistance to emergency patients so they can save their lives. Late medical treatment can drastically change someone's life. Therefore, medical evacuation services are needed quickly and properly to anticipate the occurrence of things that are not desirable.