Air medical transport is often seen as the preferred mode of transport for high-risk patients, particularly those requiring a specialized critical care team during transport. Choosing air medical transport over ground-based transportation for certain types of patients can increase safety, save time, and continue treatment performed by specialized care teams while en route. Let’s discuss […]
Stormy skies or sunny days, Air Methods is always ready to respond. Inclement weather can complicate patient transport, but with our deep expertise, diverse resources, and commitment to safety, we work tirelessly to get all patients the right care, at the right time, in the right setting. Call Us Even if Air Is Not an […]
Air medical helicopters play a vital role in life-saving missions, often operating at low altitudes near hospital helipads, rescue squads, and emergency scenes. Unfortunately, unmanned aerial systems (UAS) present significant risks to these operations, from collisions to delays that can endanger lives. Responsible drone operation is critical to ensuring the safety of everyone in the […]
Medical Directors Spearhead Success of Podcast DENVER, CO — March 25, 2026 — In recognition of National Doctors’ Day (March 30), Air Methods is celebrating the physician leaders who support frontline clinicians and patients every day and spotlighting two medical directors who helped bring clinical learning to life through the Air Methods Prehospital Education (AMPED) […]
New Base Brings 24/7 critical care transport to Eastern Riverside County BLYTHE, CA – March 19, 2026 – Air Methods, the leading air medical provider in the nation, is proud to announce the opening of Mercy Air 10, a new emergency air medical base in Blythe, CA. The base began serving the community late last year […]
Emergency air medical bases can now perform open thoracostomies CASPER, WY, March 19, 2026 – Flight nurses with emergency air medical provider Wyoming Life Flight, located in Casper and Evanston, now have another option when treating patients suffering from a collapsed lung due to excess air or blood trapped in the chest cavity. If their […]
When Flight Paramedic Daniel Sanders joined the AirLife 12 fixed wing team in Pensacola, FL, he never imagined he’d one day fly his own father. However, on July 18, 2025, 70-year-old Kenneth Sanders needed to be transported from the Panama City, Florida HCA hospital to Orlando Regional Medical Center due to complications from a rare […]
Myles Dobson beat the odds and lived to thank those who helped him Stillwater, OK, Dec. 30, 2025 – When 33-year-old Myles Dobson was airlifted last May from Stroud Regional Medical Center to Oklahoma State University Hospital in Tulsa, doctors weren’t sure he would survive. The MediFlight of Oklahoma crew, based in Stillwater, transported him […]
Patient, Family Thank Flight Crew HARRIS, NY – November 17, 2025 – In a season of being grateful, former patient George Krause, accompanied by his family, reunited with LifeNet of New York’s 7-5 air medical team last Thursday at their base in Harris. Krause and his family expressed appreciation for the exceptional care he received from […]
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