Colorado Air Ambulance & Medevac Service

From red rock formations and impressive mountain peaks, to open ranch country and remote valleys, Colorado’s terrain is as varied as its citizens. Unfortunately, the magnificent views and wild terrain are capable of not only causing injury, but also hindering the rescue efforts and response time of medical teams. Fortunately, air ambulance services alleviate these concerns by providing swift response to injured and ill people in remote areas.

Unlike medical helicopters, air ambulance fleets are made up of agile Lear 35A jets that provide a stable transit option without sacrificing speed and efficiency. These jets are capable of reaching remote areas safely and transporting patients to major medical centers.

Unlike ground ambulances, air ambulances provide a smooth ride and are fully equipped with high-end interiors and state-of-the-art medical equipment. Patients receive bedside-to-bedside service while in the care of experienced, trained professionals. Additionally, loved ones and caretakers are able to travel alongside the patient.

Air Ambulance Service Benefits

Aside from the benefits already mentioned, patients and loved ones choosing air ambulance services experience the following benefits:

  • Life port patient care systems
  • Two person critical care medical teams
  • Specialized on-board equipment
  • Anxiety reducing therapies
  • Customer service
  • Reliability
  • Value

Who Benefits from Air Ambulance Services

Skiers and hikers undoubtedly benefit from air ambulance services. When an accident occurs either on the road, the course, or the trail, air ambulance services can reach these remote areas. Support staff is capable of organizing ground and air transport to establish a streamlined route from accident scene to hospital. However, a person doesn’t have to be stranded on a mountain in order to require timely, life-saving transport.

If a parent or loved one has a chronic condition, or critical need, AirCARE1 services are on-call to transport your loved one should the condition worsen or if accidents occur. Our team of professionals works in conjunction with patients and their family members to establish a transport route and to ensure that appropriate onboard staff are available. Onboard staff can include physicians, respiratory therapists, paramedics and critical care nurses.

Geriatric, pediatric, neonate and bariatric care are provided on route by an accredited support team. AirCARE1 has an air ambulance accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) . This long standing organization ensures that the care you or your loved one receive in-flight meets rigorous standards and protocols.

Additionally, flight crews provide post-flight briefings with all medical services, ensuring that the patient receives consistent care throughout their transit and upon reaching their destination.

As a Coloradan, you likely appreciate the importance of air transit and understand its superiority to other modes of transportation. Knowing that a double-certified air ambulance service is available to safely transport your loved one in a time of need can ease your mind.

Destinations We Fly To

Looking for an air ambulance in Colorado (CO)? AirCARE1 provides air ambulance and medevac service to many cities in CO. Here is a list of airports in Colorado that we fly to:

  • Akron, CO United States; Colorado Plains Rgnl Airport
  • Alamosa, CO United States; San Luis Valley Rgnl/Bergman Field Airport
  • Aspen, CO United States; Aspen-Pitkin Co/Sardy Field Airport
  • Buena Vista, CO United States; Central Colorado Rgnl Airport
  • Burlington, CO United States; Kit Carson County Airport
  • Canon City, CO United States; Fremont County Airport
  • Center, CO United States; Leach Airport
  • Colorado Springs, CO United States; City Of Colorado Springs Muni Airport
  • Colorado Springs, CO United States; Meadow Lake Airport
  • Cortez, CO United States; Cortez Muni Airport
  • Craig, CO United States; Craig-Moffat Airport
  • Creede, CO United States; Mineral County Memorial Airport
  • Del Norte, CO United States; Astronaut Kent Rominger Airport
  • Delta, CO United States; Blake Field Airport
  • Denver, CO United States; Centennial Airport
  • Denver, CO United States; Denver Intl Airport
  • Denver, CO United States; Front Range Airport
  • Denver, CO United States, Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
  • Durango, CO United States; Animas Air Park Airport
  • Durango, CO United States; Durango-La Plata County Airport
  • Eagle, CO United States; Eagle County Rgnl Airport
  • Fort Collins/Loveland, CO United States; Fort Collins-Loveland Muni Airport
  • Fort Morgan, CO United States; Fort Morgan Muni Airport
  • Grand Junction, CO United States; Grand Junction Regional Airport
  • Greeley, CO United States; Greeley-Weld County Airport
  • Gunnison, CO United States; Gunnison-Crested Butte Rgnl Airport
  • Hayden, CO United States; Yampa Valley Airport
  • Kremmling, CO United States; Mc Elroy Airfield Airport
  • La Junta, CO United States; La Junta Muni Airport
  • Lamar, CO United States; Lamar Muni Airport
  • La Veta, CO United States; Cuchara Valley At La Veta Airport
  • Leadville, CO United States; Lake County Airport
  • Meeker, CO United States; Meeker Airport
  • Monte Vista, CO United States; Monte Vista Muni Airport
  • Montrose, CO United States; Montrose Rgnl Airport
  • Pagosa Springs, CO United States; Stevens Field Airport
  • Pueblo, CO United States; Pueblo Memorial Airport
  • Rangely, CO United States; Rangely Airport
  • Rifle, CO United States; Garfield County Rgnl Airport
  • Salida, CO United States; Harriet Alexander Field Airport
  • Sterling, CO United States; Sterling Muni Airport
  • Telluride, CO United States; Telluride Rgnl Airport
  • Trinidad, CO United States; Perry Stokes Airport
  • Walden, CO United States; Walden-Jackson County Airport
  • Westcliffe, CO United States; Silver West Airport
  • Wray, CO United States; Wray Muni Airport