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Florida Statute Regarding Air Ambulance Service ans License

See original The 2012 Florida Statutes Title XXIX PUBLIC HEALTH Chapter 401 MEDICAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION 401.251 Air ambulance service; licensure.— (1) Each person, firm, corporation, association, or governmental entity that owns or...

Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS)

Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) refers to a series of medical treatment actions performed for the urgent treatment of cardiac arrest, stroke and other...

Are air ambulances regulated?

In some states, such as: Florida and Texas, air ambulance companies are regulated at a state level. Additionally, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certifies...

What does Complete Continuity of Care mean?

Complete continuity of care in the air ambulance industry transportation refers to by accompanying the patient during every stage of their journey. The air...

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Details

Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) refers to a series of medical treatment actions performed for the urgent treatment of cardiac arrest, stroke and other...

When is a Ground Ambulance vs Air Ambulance vs Helicopter used?

While ground ambulances may be the most practical for transport under 200 miles, for emergency situations, helicopters may be best for transport up to 200 miles and airplane air ambulances for transports over 200 miles.

Will my insurance provider pay for air ambulance transport

Primary health insurance providers usually only pay to transport a patient to the closest hospital or medical facility. If you are over seas and...

Are air ambulances used for non-emergency transports?

Yes, an air ambulance chartered on your behalf can transport patients who need non-critical care, are bedridden, or fragile. Many patients take a private air ambulance just because they cannot situp or have injuries that make them fragile, uncomfortable and not suited for normal commercial aircaraft transport.

Tertiary hospital Care

A specialized, highly technical level of health care that includes diagnosis and treatment of disease and disability in sophisticated, large research and teaching hospitals serving a large geographic region.

Paramedic

A medical caregiver with ALS (advanced life support) level training.

Morbidity

The rate and extent of disease.

Inter-facility transport

Medical care provided en-route between two medical facilities, usually between a local community hospital and a regional trauma center or other specialty center.