We can transport a patient who has been discharged. If our Medical Director deems the patient safe for transport, he will give us the authority to transport her via Aero transport. Because she is being discharged, she will need to be transported to a facility that will give her at least the same level of care. If you need help in scheduling the receiving facility, we can help you with that.

Many patients respond well to having family members with them. Unfortunately they will not be able to assist our business ambulances personnel. They operate our protocols under the direction of our medical director, have specialized training in aeromedical care using our flight medical equipment, and are insured for medical omissions. We have full responsibility for the patient once we are aboard the aircraft and must be able to quickly manage the patient’s care in the event of an emergency. It is really in the patient’s best interests.

It’s part of our protocol to have two medical personnel on each Medevac transports flight for most cases. If, after the medical report is completed, our chief flight nurse concludes that only one is required, she will confer with the medical director, and at that point we may be able to reduce to one nurse and pass the savings on to our client.

We can definitely provide you with Spanish speaking medical personnel; as well as Spanish speaking Aero jets customer service representatives. Our team can provide Spanish speaking interpreters to allow doctors to communicate as well as to facilitate admissions and case management.

We coordinate ground support, such as limousine service, at both origin and destination of the flights to ensure smooth and comfortable travel for our carrier companies passengers.

The price we typically quote is one way. However, we can customize your air ambulance charter services trip to fit your needs. In some cases, the cost of a round trip may not be significantly more than the cost of a one way tripfor instance, if we’re taking the patient to a doctor’s appointment and they’re only going to be there for an hour or so, our plane and crew can stand by and wait for that to be finished and they can bring the patient back to where they started from for significantly less than twice the cost of one way.

Many patients respond well to having family members with them. Unfortunately they will not be able to assist our Medevac charter services personnel. They operate our protocols under the direction of our medical director, have specialized training in aeromedical care using our flight medical equipment, and are insured for medical omissions. We have full responsibility for the patient once we are aboard the aircraft and must be able to quickly manage the patient’s care in the event of an emergency. It is really in the patient’s best interests.

The absolute minimums (and they vary from state to state) include FAA approved stretcher and oxygen systems; provisions for cardiopulmonary monitoring, external respiratory and circulatory support, IV maintenance, and at least a certified Emergency Medical Technician.

Luggage is limited on business flights flights due to the significant amount of medical equipment that is carried aboard air ambulances. Luggage generally is limited to three medium pieces in total. Our customers typically ship other non-essential materials prior to the trip.

Once patients arrive at the receiving facility, the Aero team escorts the patient directly to her room.