Conditions We Serve
The Critical Care MedFlight team specializes in non-emergency air medical transportation for complex and critical conditions. Our dedicated team of medical staff are experts in in-flight medical support to get your loved one where they need to go — quickly and safely.
Medical flights are frequently the best, safest choice for patients who need active support and need to travel over 150 miles.
Available 24/7
Critical Care MedFlight’s dedicated team of medical flight advisors is available around the clock. Give us a call and we can talk you through your medical transportation options, the logistics of booking a medical flight, and even the medical insurance logistics side of it as well.
Our medical flight team can support nearly any medical condition and you can find more details about a few of our specialties below.
150mi+
The threshold for medical flights
When patients need active medical support and the distance is over 150 miles, a medical flight is frequently the safest choice.
Specialty Care
After a traumatic brain injury, keeping the patient stable and preventing further injury are critical for the best chance at recovery. People with TBIs frequently need specialized care at a national Center of Excellence to provide them the strongest rehabilitation possible. Critical Care MedFlight has performed hundreds of flights for patients with TBIs to go to Centers of Excellence around the country and internationally.
When people are paralyzed due to a spinal cord injury, getting as much function back as quickly as possible is important. Most spinal cord injury function returns in the first 3 to 6 months after the injury, which means getting to specialized Centers of Excellence capable of maximizing healing is key.
At Critical Care MedFlight, we’ve performed thousands of flights for patients who are quadriplegic, paraplegic, or in other states of post-SCI. Our care team understands the needs of people who have SCIs and can get them where they need to go safely and with their best care in mind.
Most spinal cord injury function returns in the first 3 to 6 months after the injury.
Sometimes eating disorders become so severe that intensive inpatient refeeding is necessary. There are very few Centers of Excellence in the US that provide this level of critical care support for eating disorders, and Critical Care MedFlight has helped hundreds of patients safely get to this care.
When people with eating disorders are medically fragile enough that they need intensive care refeeding, they also need direct medical support throughout the trip. Thus, a medical flight is necessary.
Ready When You Are
Our dedicated team is on call 24/7 to walk you through transportation options, flight logistics, and medical insurance details.
Call (800) 426-6557