While the No Surprises Act aims to protect patients from financial hardship, its impact on air ambulance services warrants careful consideration. We take a look.
Not opting for Medicaid Part B can spell financial doom, especially if one opts for an air ambulance ride. This, despite the No Surprises Act. We explain.
Literally translated, hypoxia means diminished availability of oxygen to the body, something that is quite common in medical air transport scenarios. However, a pre-existing...
Americans today seem to have a false sense of security thinking that everything related to their medical wellbeing is automatically covered by health insurance....
While medical air transport is, no doubt, a life-saving necessity, the bills that the service generates can be quite shocking in most instances. The...
In the previous post, we talked about the causes and symptoms of hypothermia. But that’s not enough information to help medical air transport paramedics...
When you’re working as a care provider for medical air transport, you come across different kinds of patients. Although you will most often encounter...
Even the most experienced healthcare professionals can find airway management quite challenging. While it’s a fundamental skill for all EMS professionals, it’s an extremely...
Patients in critical condition require extensive care. This makes it crucial for providers of critical care medical air transport to maintain efficiency and compassion...