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MedFlight911 Air Ambulance Service Supports Customers with New Website

Jan 27

MedFlight911 Air Ambulance Service launches a G2 website with easier access to patient transfer information. Separate sections for consumers and case managers plus expanded FAQ’s make valuable information available when illness strikes far from home. Read more http://www.prlog.org/11237738

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MedFlight911 Supports Staff Who Give Back to the Community

Jan 20

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MedFlight911 Air Ambulance Service supports and encourages its staff to use their time and talents to better the quality of life in their communities. Stepping Stones of Hope and Camp Paz were their main charities in 2010. http://www.prlog.org/11237571

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New Website?

Dec 10

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We see the light at the end of the tunnel for the new MedFlight911 website. The anticipation is building!

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MedFlight 911 Steps Up to Help Afghanistan War Vet Reunite with his Unit

Dec 9

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MedFlight911 CEO William Dee McCluskey responds to a call for help for Sergeant Ed Matayka. The soldier who had suffered the loss of both legs will be reunited with his unit when free medical transport was provided from Richmond, VA to Burlington VT. Read more at http://www.prlog.org/11120413