Leading California Air Ambulance Service Aeromedevac Now Offering Medical Flights to the United States From All Locations in Mexico
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Aeromedevac, one of the world’s leaders in air ambulance service for more than two decades, is now providing medical transportation services from
Aeromedevac’s state of the art fleet of fixed wing aircraft is fully equipped to meet every emergency medical transportation need. Aeromedevac assures patients and their families of peace of mind and expeditious, professional transportation back to
Aeromedevac
All planes are multi-engine, climate-controlled and pressurized fixed-wing aircraft. Aeromedevac's fleet also includes specially designed non-pressurized rotor-wings (for special medical events only) that are specifically configured for providing critical care and advanced life support, including state-of-the-art transport ventilators, infusion pumps, cardiac monitors, noninvasive monitoring, and an expanded pharmaceutical inventory. The aircraft also feature aero-med stretcher systems, built in suction, oxygen and inverter, Drager Ventilators, ProPac Monitors, MiniMed Infusion Pumps, 2011 M-Series Defibulators, an extensive drug and medical supply inventory, and a team of one flight registered nurse and one flight paramedic.
In addition to the security of having personalized air ambulance service, the privacy of all patients being transported is guaranteed. Aeromedevac adheres to all aspects of the
Aeromedevac’s more than two decades of providing medical flights throughout the U.S. and internationally has established a stellar reputation as one of the leading evacuation services in the world. The service provides medical transportation for ill or injured individuals, family members, managed care companies, hospitals, military, and governmental embassies and agencies with its fleet of fixed wing flying ambulances. The
Aeromedevac also actively works will many U.S. consulates and hospitals to provide medical air ambulance support when needed in the repatriation of foreign nationals to their homelands in cases where patients who are not U.S. citizens are injured or ill but do not have the proper paperwork to stay in the U.S. Aeromedevac works as a liaison between medical facilities and consulates to arrange for the international transportation of these foreign national patients to facilities in their home countries. “We assist in this process by helping the hospital in filing the proper paperwork with the Consulate by contacting the receiving facility and negotiating for the receiving of the patient,”
Aeromedevac is a founding member of the International Air Ambulance Alliance-Fixed Wing (IAAA), recognized for raising international professional standards of air ambulance providers while creating transparency for insurers, medical assistance companies and individual clients of air ambulance services.
Full details of Aeromedevac’s services can be obtained on line at http://www.aeromedevac.com or by calling 619. 284.7910 or 800.462.0911 in the U.S. or
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