Advanced EMS job with in-game hospital management, limb injuries and multi-stage death for ESX, QBCore and Qbox
The Wasabi Ambulance name has defined FiveM medical roleplay since 2022, and this V2 rebuild is the most complete version of that vision: hospitals you create and manage entirely in-game, injuries tracked limb by limb, and a death flow with real dramatic stages — built from the ground up for stability across every major framework.
Hospitals built without code
- Create, edit and manage full medical facilities from a modern in-game admin panel.
- Every station, bed and access point is placed visually — expansion never waits on a developer.
- Multiple facilities run side by side, from the central hospital to a sandy-shores clinic.
Medicine with real depth
- Limb-based injuries with real-time body tracking, bleeding, stun effects and dynamic health scaling.
- Multi-stage death — alive, last stand and dead — with crawling, bleed-out and synced animations that give every downed scene tension.
- A functional stretcher system with ambulance vehicle integration keeps transport in players' hands.
- Responsive EMS UI for injury inspection, death screens and distress calls.
A department that runs itself
- Built-in distress dispatch with EMS alerts, waypoint routing and third-party dispatch compatibility.
- Optional Medal.tv auto-clipping captures dramatic saves automatically.
- UI colors and styling configure to match your server's branding.
The wasabi ambulance standard
ESX, QBCore, Qbox and OX are supported out of the box with zero-config switching, and all major inventory and metadata systems plug straight in. Years of production hardening across thousands of servers mean your medics inherit a system that simply works on night one. It pairs naturally with Wasabi Police Job for a complete emergency-services city, and you will find more in our EMS & medical scripts collection.
Configuration is extensive without being overwhelming: respawn timers, revive pricing, injury severity and dispatch behavior all tune from config, and the documentation covers every option. Whether you run a strict serious-RP city or a casual community, the same resource bends to your medical rules instead of imposing its own.
