International Air Ambulance Services

Medical Air Ambulances Helicopters - Suppliers

We maintain a complete inventory of equipment and supplies to manage medical air ambulances helicopters patients. A partial list of supplies and equipment includes oxygen, ventilator, cardiac monitor/defibrillator, suction equipment, full ACLS drug complement, IV supplies, resuscitation equipment, FAA approved stretchers, AC inverters and much more.

In non-emergency situations, International Air Ambulance Services provides our customers a written quote explaining all services provided. The air ambulance companies and Aeromed price quoted is the final price and there are no hidden costs. Our rates are based on formulas intended to provide our customers a fair price for superior service.

As I tried to express to you on the telephone this morning, my whole family is very grateful to you and your associates for the first rate job you did yesterday. Your whole medical air ambulances and Lifeflight team responded quickly and professionally to a very challenging assignment - quickly moving a very ill 84-year-old woman, needing constant bottled oxygen, about 600 miles. Complicating matters further at the time she was moved she was still recovering from quadruple by-pass heart surgery performed only a month before.

International Air Ambulance Services has the medical capability to transport the most acute patients from infants to senior citizens as well as the sensitivity to transport persons who just need a little assistance. Working with your patient's doctor, our Medical Director will determine the best method of safely transporting your loved one with air ambulance companies and Care Flight.

On international trips, patients who can not sit in an airline seat may still qualify for a commercial airline flight using a medical airline stretcher in the rear of the aircraft at savings of tens of thousands compared to air charter company.

I am so grateful to everyone who helped us! The doctors were fantastic! After talking to the neurologists at Hopkins I now know that the doctors literally saved her life. It was very hard for me while she was in the hospital in France. It wasn't until we got to Hopkins that I started to comprehend her situation, and how your medical transportation plane helped.

As you know, my sister had called a few other similar ambulances, but none of the other people offered her the options or level of comfort that sounded to me was standard practice with your concern. And none could have been as kind, patient, and seemingly interested as you were or as forgiving with my endless calls and questions. In the end, it was your willingness to share in this whole experience in every way that had won me over ... and even at that, you succeeded in surpassing my expectation.

While en-route, the Aircare team rides in the back of the ambulance with the the patient and managed all aspects of her care.