Abstract: A decontamination transport/wheelchair for use in conditions where a victim is contaminated not allowing acceptance to a medical facility, or where a backboard is not necessary. The chair's sections allow for full draining, cleaning and drying of the chair. The chair is comprised of chemical resistant materials and coatings. The chair has a seat and backrest with holes aiding in cleaning and security of the victim. The chair is vertically foldable minimizing storage size, and deployed in one movement. The chair has a integral forward stop and locking mechanism for the fully deployed position. The chair's brakes are operated by hand or foot. A one piece adjustable, stretchable, chemical resistant restraining strap is used to secure the victim in the chair. The chair has independent pivoting armrests. The chair has a pivoting footrest. The chair has carry handles. The chair has features for holding other medical devices.