A stretcher for people with reduced mobility, which can be transformed from a horizontal position in the manner of a bed to house the patient lying down to a staggered position in the manner of a chair to house the patient sitting down, which comprises: a frame, a column that extends or retracts in height with respect to the frame, having an upper end and a lower end, a fixed central support mounted on the upper end of the column, a front support tilting with respect to the central support, front, central and rear modules that can be coupled to the front, central and rear supports, modules (9, 10, 11) constituted in the sectors that support the patient when in a lying or sitting position, the modules (9, 10, 11) in turn comprising: - transport litters destined for supporting the patient, movable in a transversal direction to the supports (4, 5, 8) in both directions of movement: towards the exterior of the stretcher to remove the patient from the stretcher and towards the interior of the stretcher to accommodate the patient therein, and - drive motors that determine the movement of said litters, the stretcher being characterised in that it additionally comprises: - a carriage that supports the column and which is mounted on the frame with the possibility of transverse movement thereon, and - a hydraulic tilt cylinder disposed between the carriage and the column which, in its movement, determines the tilting of the column with respect to the carriage. a frame, a column that extends or retracts in height with respect to the frame, having an upper end and a lower end, a fixed central support mounted on the upper end of the column, a front support tilting with respect to the central support, front, central and rear modules that can be coupled to the front, central and rear supports, modules (9, 10, 11) constituted in the sectors that support the patient when in a lying or sitting position, the modules (9, 10, 11) in turn comprising: - transport litters destined for supporting the patient, movable in a transversal direction to the supports (4, 5, 8) in both directions of movement: towards the exterior of the stretcher to remove the patient from the stretcher and towards the interior of the stretcher to accommodate the patient therein, and - drive motors that determine the movement of said litters, the stretcher being characterised in that it additionally comprises: - a carriage that supports the column and which is mounted on the frame with the possibility of transverse movement thereon, and - a hydraulic tilt cylinder disposed between the carriage and the column which, in its movement, determines the tilting of the column with respect to the carriage. - transport litters destined for supporting the patient, movable in a transversal direction to the supports (4, 5, 8) in both directions of movement: towards the exterior of the stretcher to remove the patient from the stretcher and towards the interior of the stretcher to accommodate the patient therein, and - drive motors that determine the movement of said litters, the stretcher being characterised in that it additionally comprises: - a carriage that supports the column and which is mounted on the frame with the possibility of transverse movement thereon, and - a hydraulic tilt cylinder disposed between the carriage and the column which, in its movement, determines the tilting of the column with respect to the carriage. - a carriage that supports the column and which is mounted on the frame with the possibility of transverse movement thereon, and - a hydraulic tilt cylinder disposed between the carriage and the column which, in its movement, determines the tilting of the column with respect to the carriage.