Cost-Effective Medical Flights & International Air Ambulance Service
We provide worldwide air medical transport with an emphasis on experienced, compassionate care. Our air ambulance service provides individual care for a single patient on a dedicated jet or turbo prop aircraft. We have access to a wide variety of aircraft around the world which enables us to perform multiple air ambulance transports simultaneously. Aircraft are selected based on a patient's medical condition, budget, time constraints and trip distance.
At MedFlight911, our main goal is to find the most cost-effective and efficient way to get a patient to their destination safely. We use our extensive experience and vast industry network to find the best transport solution for your patient.
Our highly trained medical crews can handle any type of patient, from those simply requiring convalescent care between facilities all the way to those with the most critical medical status. A standard medical crew includes a critical care nurse and a critical care paramedic. Each crew member has to meet rigorous training standards including flight physiology and transport-specific continuing education.
And we can provide any type of medical equipment including monitor/defibrillators, ventilators, IV pumps and other highly specialized equipment.
As part of our seamless bedside to bedside service, we coordinate BLS, ALS or CCT ambulance service between the airport and departing and receiving facilities. Click on each ambulance type for additional detail.
Basic Life Support Ambulance (BLS)
Advanced Life Support Ambulance (ALS)
Critical Care Transport Ambulance (CCT)
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"Our Service Begins with You" Promise
At MedFlight911, we offer this promise to each and every one of our valued clients: "Our Service Begins with You." That means from the moment you call our office we will:
- Go above and beyond to help and serve you.
- Make the process simple, easy and worry-free.
- Take care of every detail so you don't have to.
- Act as your partner and advocate throughout the process.
- Treat your patient / loved one like family.
