Ursa Medivac Guide, Specs & Features
What to know
The RSI Ursa Medivac is an all-terrain medical ground vehicle. For the Ursa Medivac, all-terrain mobility and onboard medical equipment connect a remote casualty to treatment and evacuation.
Ursa Medivac specifications
The patient's route through the Ursa Medivac
The Ursa Medivac carries a Tier 3 medical bed across terrain where a rescue ship cannot land safely. The enclosed rover protects the patient and medical team during the ground transfer, then hands the casualty to a clinic or medical ship for the next level of care.
Care from recovery to handover
For the Ursa Medivac, all-terrain mobility and onboard medical equipment connect a remote casualty to treatment and evacuation.
Development note: The Ursa Medivac is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.23.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Recovery and treatment aboard the Ursa Medivac
The Ursa Medivac brings the tier 3 Med-Bed closer to the casualty and protects the patient until the receiving team takes over.
The Ursa Medivac carries medical response across terrain a spacecraft cannot safely reach, bringing treatment closer to an isolated casualty.
The durable Ursa frame, supported by a dedicated shield generator, is designed for military operations and direct combat scenarios.
Wide, direct access lets the crew bring a patient aboard the Ursa Medivac without moving through unnecessary obstacles.
Monitoring and treatment space aboard the Ursa Medivac keep medical work active while the pilot begins the return.
Tier 3 medical care
The Ursa Medivac's Tier 3 medical bed treats and stabilizes an injured patient during the ground transfer and can also serve as a regeneration point within 50 kilometres.
Tier 3 Med-Bed
Set up the tier 3 Med-Bed around the condition and number of patients the Ursa Medivac expects to receive.
Keep monitoring and care active around the tier 3 Med-Bed while the pilot begins the return flight.
Transfer the patient from the Ursa Medivac with a complete record of the care already given.
Carrying care across the surface
The Ursa Medivac is organized around the patient, bringing the tier 3 Med-Bed, medical crew, and a clear transfer route together before departure.
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Use all-terrain mobility to get close to the patient
The Ursa Medivac closes the distance when a spacecraft cannot land safely beside the casualty.
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Move the patient into protection
For the Ursa Medivac, doors, interior access, and crew roles should keep the transfer controlled even when the site remains dangerous.
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Use the tier 3 Med-Bed while moving toward safety
Medical staff use the Ursa Medivac's treatment space to stabilize immediate problems and prepare the next handoff.
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Connect the patient to the next level of care
The medical crew prepares the Ursa Medivac's patient and records before the receiving facility takes over care.
The Ursa Medivac, from patient access to handover
The Ursa Medivac places its tier 3 Med-Bed at the centre of patient recovery, from boarding and monitoring to treatment and hospital handover.
A remote turret with two Size 1 guns give the Ursa Medivac a basic defensive option during patient recovery or surface travel.
For the Ursa Medivac, the route from recovery point to the tier 3 Med-Bed is kept clear so treatment can begin without an avoidable transfer delay.
Medical equipment and crew room give the Ursa Medivac a controlled place to stabilize or monitor the patient.
For the Ursa Medivac, flight and care roles can work at the same time without forcing either team out of its essential space.
The Ursa Medivac connects recovery, treatment, and handover
The Ursa Medivac's flight and medical crew share responsibility for patient access, treatment, monitoring, and handover.
Shorten the path from casualty to treatment
The medical team uses the Ursa Medivac's tier 3 Med-Bed to begin treatment aboard the ship and continue it until the patient reaches a hospital.
On the Ursa Medivac, the landing point, transfer route, and crew positions should get the patient into treatment as quickly as possible.
For the Ursa Medivac, medical and flight crews coordinate the tier 3 Med-Bed so treatment does not pause during transfer.
For the Ursa Medivac, the receiving team should know the patient's condition, treatment, and next medical need before the transfer begins.
Inside the Ursa Medivac's medical spaces
The Ursa Medivac creates a short route from patient access to the tier 3 Med-Bed, monitoring, and handover, while the flight crew remains able to move away from danger.
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