AirCARE1 was asked to share a particularly challenging medical flight in the September Issue of the Air Ambulance Review, a publication in the International Travel & Health Insurance Journal (ITIJ). This case study showcases the phenomenal critical thinking skills the AirCARE1 medical team is meticulously trained to utilize on all air medical transports. AirCARE1 was [...] The post Critical Thinking Leads to Life-Saving Medical Interventions During an Air Ambulance Transport appeared first on AirCARE1 ..read more

AirCARE1 received FAA recognition of an accepted Safety Management System (SMS) Program earlier this year establishing their formal alignment with international safety standards. While the United States does not yet have a mandated Safety Management System for Part 135 Operators, the FAA recognizes those organizations who have voluntarily made the effort to implement an accepted [...] The post AirCARE1 Receives Recognition from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for their Accepted Safety Management System Program appeared first on AirCARE1 ..read more

Extracorporeal Membrane Transports Air Transport: The Importance of Hiring Professionals Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is a life-saving intervention for patients with heart and lung complications. When these patients need to be transported to a medical facility in a different state or country for specialized care, ECMO air transport services become essential. These air transport services can administer ECMO support during the flight, ensuring patients can reach their destination safely. Understanding Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Extracorporeal membrane oxygen is a crit ..read more

Are you looking for an Air Ambulance Transport for a patient whether they are a loved one, a friend, or someone you are looking after? Look no further, AirCARE1 is here to help. Watch our video to learn how to start the process of booking an air ambulance transport as well as understand what to expect during an air ambulance transport with AirCARE1. https://www.airambulanceone.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Rev-02-What-to-Expect-during-an-Air-Ambulance-Transport-1080p-240412-1.mp4 Booking an Air Ambulance Transport The first thing to do when booking an air ambulance transport is speak with on ..read more

Flying can be stressful enough without additional health considerations. When you have special medical requirements, you must know what you need to fly. If you require oxygen while flying at higher altitudes, prepare beforehand. Here’s everything you should know when taking oxygen on a flight. Why Fly With Supplementary Oxygen? Many people need supplementary oxygen to support their breathing during flights. Medical conditions like severe asthma, emphysema, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and pulmonary fibrosis can impact oxygen intake. These conditions can prevent your lungs from ..read more

The air ambulance field heavily relies on healthcare case managers to provide patients and families with essential resources and information. Without the experience and support of case managers, patients would have to navigate the air ambulance system alone. Coordinating a medical flight requires unique training to ensure patient safety and appropriate care — with AirCARE1’s “Navigating the World of Air Ambulance” (NTWOAA) course, case managers can provide the support patients need to set up an air medical transport accurately and efficiently. AirCARE1’s Navigating the World of Air Ambulance ..read more

As a case manager for a patient that is in need of an air ambulance service, you play a significant role in ensuring your patient receives seamless medical transportation and facilitating the process between hospital and air care. While this responsibility is delicate, you can successfully support your patients through their medical journey with the proper preparation. What Is an Air Ambulance? An air ambulance is an aircraft that transports patients from one location to another in medical situations. These aircraft have the necessary equipment and a trained cabin crew for treating patients d ..read more

End-of-life care can make an enormous difference in the experience of both the patient and their loved ones during this time. Ensuring proper care during the final days is a top priority, which is why many people choose to enter hospice or palliative care. These end-of-life programs provide specialized care designed to make patients as comfortable as possible. Just as some hospitals are known for their work in specific specialties, many facilities stand out for their high-quality palliative care services. Are you looking for the right place for yourself or a loved one? Use this guide to help ..read more

Do you or your loved one want to travel, but worry you’re not able to do so either alone or without medical assistance? An Air Medical Escort service might be just what you need. Read more to learn the top reasons you might need a medical escort and how they could benefit you during your travels. What Is a Medical Escort? A Medical Escort is a trained medical professional who accompanies patients while travelling on a commercial flight to provide medical care and assistance during the trip for safety and comfort. A Medical Escort can be a Registered Nurse, a certified Paramedic, or even a lic ..read more

Medical circumstances are hard for both family members and patients. Ensuring you and your loved one have the proper care is a top priority, especially in the face of a cancer diagnosis. Choosing the right cancer treatment hospital is vital. If you’re seeking a cancer treatment facility for a loved one or yourself, we compiled this list of some of the best cancer centers in the United States. What Is Cancer Treatment Care? Cancer treatment involves a combination of special medications, surgeries, and other therapies to shrink or stop cancer cells from spreading to other areas of the body. The ..read more