We provide air ambulance transfer services within the following 4 categories:
Standard Life Support
For patients with illnesses or injuries that do not immediately endanger their lives. It includes monitoring of vital signs, administration of oxygen therapy, fluid therapy, and, if necessary, oral or intravenous analgesia; all supervised by a team consisting of a doctor and paramedic.
Advanced Life Support
This level of care seeks to guarantee the patient's health stability during the transfer through specialized medical equipment, monitoring of vital signs, administration of oxygen therapy, fluid therapy, and, if applicable, administration of drugs for cardiovascular or respiratory risks orally or intravenously (antiarrhythmics, vasodilators, platelet antiaggregants, electrolytes, and bronchodilators), defibrillation, and cardioversion; all supervised by a qualified specialist doctor and paramedic in cardiovascular risks.
Critical Care
Directed for patients whose health endangers their life and who, therefore, require constant surveillance and monitoring. It is operated by a specialist doctor in critical care medicine and a paramedic trained for these types of cases. Both professionals will take care of the Airway control, Mechanical ventilation, advanced monitoring that can include capnography and continuous blood pressure, cardiovascular and respiratory support, fluid and electrolyte management, sedation and analgesia, as well as continuous infusion of medications.
Neonatal and Pediatric Care
We provide transfer services for infants through pediatric and neonate specialists, as well as with specialized equipment for such needs.