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AirCARE1 recently provided a case study of a neonatal ECMO patient transport to the International Travel & Health Insurance Journal (ITIJ), featured in the Air Ambulance Review March Issue. Here is what the article said: A neonatal patient on ECMO needed a short transfer within the US, which required very meticulous planning and preparation by AirCARE1's air medical team Case background AirCARE1 was called to transport a seven-month-old infant who was currently on extra corporal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). This patient had been born prematurely and had been diagnosed with a [...]

AirCARE1 recently had a COVID-19 patient transport case study featured in AirMed&Rescue. Here is what AirMed&Rescue had to say: Denise Waye of AirCARE1 reports on a Covid patient mission in which the patient arrived in a very different condition to what had been expected, forcing the air medical crew to take swift and decisive action. AirCARE1 was called by family members to transport a 67-year-old male from a remote city in central Mexico to the state of Delaware in the US. This gentleman was a wealthy businessman who operated successful [...]

Redirect 301 /aircare1-featured-in-florida-today-with-opening-of-melbourne-base https://airambulanceone.com/aircare1-featured-in-itij-the-future-looks-bright-for-aircare1/ AirCARE1 has been featured in a recent article in Florida Today with the opening of our new Melbourne base. Here is what Florida Today had to say: Eau Gallie High grad expands flying ICU medical company from New Mexico to Melbourne Starting Tuesday, a specially equipped "flying ICU" jet will begin operations at Orlando Melbourne International Airport, transporting medical patients 41,000 feet above the ground across the Western Hemisphere. "It's a long-range, fixed-wing air ambulance. So we're going to be able to go down to Mexico [...]

We are honored The International Travel and Health Journal wrote a profile about AirCARE1, featured in the AirMed&Rescue Provider Profile section. We are always excited to share our unique approach to aeromedical care and grateful we’ve been able to continue to safely transport patients during the pandemic. Read our featured article below. Published October 2, 2020 on www.airmedandrescue.org Doing aeromedical care differently Critical care flight nurse Denise Waye envisioned an aeromedical company that would incorporate holistic approaches and put the patient first. Now, 16 years later, AirCARE1 is continuously growing [...]