Did you know that RVs are not DOT approved for medical transportation? If an accident occurs, the RV can crush easily. RVs are basically built like a stick home on top of a truck chassis. RVs or Class A motorhomes are not subjected to the same extensive crash worthiness safety requirements as automobiles.

"The typically relatively small Class A motor home builder will then essentially build a stick-built home on top of that truck chassis. Unlike the extensive crash worthiness safety requirements for automobiles, the RV manufacturers may have little or no legal crash worthiness standards which apply to their work. “ (HENNING, 2013)

ACC Medlink offers long distance medical vans, which are fully equipped to meet your needs and ensure the most comfortable ride. Whether the patient can sit up or is restricted to a bed, our staff will make the necessary accommodations. We can even accommodate several family members and pets. Our Mercedes Sprinter transporters are the only DOT vehicles in the entire industry approved for this type of transport.

References:
HENNING, L. C. (2013, 06 25). RV MOTORHOME CRASH-WORTHINESS. Retrieved from http://grizzlylaw.com:http://grizzlylaw.com/2013/06/25/rv-motorhome-crash-worthiness/