Airlife Ambulance

24 HOURS in favor of Life!

Air medical transport with maximum safety and care for your health.

Meet Airlife Ambulance

Airlife Ambulance is an American company, which was born with over 48 years of experience in air medical transport operations.

It began its activities in South America and expanded its operations throughout North and Central America.

The company has jet aircraft, equipped with all the aeromedical transport infrastructure, with crew and medical staff on board.

The thousands of flights carried out, hundreds of them international, have made the group responsible for Airlife Ambulance the most sought-after company by national and international insurance companies, health plans and others.

Do you need air medical transport or repatriation? Count on us!

What is Air ICU?

An air ICU is a set of medical equipment on board an aircraft , which allows the safe transfer of the patient with full monitoring of their vital signs, such as: mechanical ventilator, defibrillator, drug infusion pumps and others.

The air medical transport service with air ICU requires high technical and human capacity, with the patient constantly accompanied by a doctor and nurse on board.

Airlife Ambulance provides complete air ICU equipment, a highly qualified medical team, a crew with special training and compliant aircraft, which allow agility, flexibility and comfort for flights in the Americas: North, South and Central.

This makes Airlife Ambulance a reference in the segment.

Types of Air ICU

Airlife Ambulance provides air medical transport services with an air ICU for newborns to adults. A set of modern equipment, with the monitoring and intervention of specialist doctors, which allows the patient to be transferred safely. And it goes further, it also offers air transport for patients using ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation). Learn more about our solutions.

Air ICU

Our modern structure guarantees safe transfers with vital monitoring and mechanical ventilation, being the main choice for private flights, health plans and hospitals.

Neonatal ICU

We take care of your little ones with safe and specialized transportation for newborns, with modern equipment and specialist doctors.

ICU ECMO

We perform air transport with ECMO, ensuring advanced care and continuous safety during the flight.

About the Aircraft

The Learjet 35A is a jet that meets the essential requirements of aeromedical transport: urgency and flight autonomy. With it, it is possible to carry out flights in short time, with fewer stops for refueling on all its routes.

Air ICU Equipment

Medical Team

The Airlife Ambulance medical team is comprised of doctors and nurses with knowledge in aerospace medicine and experience in the ICU environment. This team is prepared for constant patient monitoring, as well as for a wide range of interventions.

Medical Staff Certifications

BLS (BASIC LIFE SUPPORT)

The BLS (Basic Life Support) Certification attests to the healthcare professional’s ability in the fundamentals of saving lives, contributing significantly to the training of healthcare professionals in emergency care. It covers several items, such as: resuscitation science, unblocking, care practices in hospital and pre-hospital environments, realistic care scenarios, emergency care simulations and others.

ACLS (ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR LIFE SUPPORT)

Certification of updating the American Heart Association guidelines for emergency care for patients with cardiovascular challenges, and your knowledge can also be applied to other clinical conditions. This certification presents the best practices applied in medical residencies in the country. Among the topics studied are: early treatment of cardiorespiratory arrest; symptomatic bradycardia and tachycardia; airway management; pharmacology; Acute Coronary Syndrome | Stroke and others.

PHTLS (PRE-HOSPITAL TRAUMA CARE)

The PHTLS (Prehospital Trauma Life Support) certification is recognized worldwide as the premier continuing education program for prehospital trauma care. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT®) in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma. PHTLS is the global standard for prehospital trauma care, taught in 64 countries. Topics covered in the certification include: physiology; patient access; airway; breathing, ventilation and oxygenation; circulation; hemorrhage and shock; care for patients with disabilities; and others.

PALS (PEDIATRIC ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT)

PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) is a certification that addresses the systematics for evaluating, identifying and treating pediatric patients in emergency situations. The contents covered in the certification include: basic life support applied to pediatrics, systematic approach to potentially serious patients, airway management, treatment of respiratory emergencies, shock treatment, intraosseous access, treatment of arrhythmias, management of cardiorespiratory arrest and others.

Highly qualified medical team, with extensive experience in ICU and aeromedical flights.

Practicality in medical regulation.

Agility in integration with origin/destination hospitals, licenses for international flights and other bureaucratic aspects of the transfer.

24-hour/7-days-a-week Call Center and Flight Coordination.

Total flexibility in organizing flights, which in several contracts includes ground ambulances at both the origin and destination hospitals, allowing greater comfort for those involved.

Airlife Ambulance Air ICU Differentials

1. Request for Air Removal

The patient or their legal representative contact Airlife Ambulance via telephone +55 0800 602 7070, +55 (62) 3096-7070, +55 (62) 98147-8741 (WhatsApp) or email fretamento@voesete. com.br and requests a quote, offering only the basic origin and destination data. The Airlife Ambulance Charter Center is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week.

2. Budget

The Charter Center will provide a quote and pass it on to the client or their representative for approval/payment. After the payment is made, the patient's medical regulation is carried out.

3. Medical Regulation

Medical regulation is carried out through contact between Airlife Ambulance doctors and the patient's doctors at the originating hospital. If the patient's clinical condition is approved for removal, flight planning begins.

4. Flight Planning

Once the possibility of removing the patient has been approved, Airlife Ambulance carries out the entire process of defining the aircraft, crew, medical team for the mission, and contacts with the ambulances of origin, destination, and others. General post-regulation preparations require around 2 hours for the aircraft to take off from the base towards the origin of the flight.

5. Flight Performance

The flight is carried out with the support of the entire air ICU structure, including Mechanical Ventilation System, Vital Sign Monitors, Infusion Pumps and others. When neonatal, it has an incubator and other necessary equipment. The patient is accompanied by a specialist ICU doctor and a nurse.

6. After-sales

Once the flight has taken place, all reports relevant to the mission are produced, as well as a customer satisfaction survey.

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dez 05, 2024

Air Ambulance from Salta, Argentina to São Paulo, Brazil