AirCare

• Large medical interior allows for increased access to the patient while in flight.
• Large clamshell doors at the aft of the aircraft allow for easy loading and offloading.
• In-Aircraft WiFi to transmit EKG and other data while in flight.
• Zoll X-Series Monitor w/noninvasive hemoglobin monitoring
• GlideScope Video Laryngoscopy
• Hamilton T1 Ventilator with HiFlow NC with heated and humidified oxygen(H900)
• Lumify Point of Care Ultrasound
• i-Stat Point Of Care Lab Testing
• Blood Products (2 units of PRBC/ 2 units Liquid Plasma)
• Sapphire Volumetric IV Pumps X 4
• Maquet Cardiosave hybrid IABP
• Thoratec Centrimag Transport ECMO
• North American Rescue Blood/Fluid Warmers
• NA Rescue kits for Surgical Airway / Thoracostomy / Bleeding Control (customized kits for AirCare)
• White Phosphorus Night Vision Goggles are worn by all crew members
• LUCAS Device/Zoll Autopulse (pending)

• 1 Flight Paramedic with 5+ years of high volume EMS/ CCT transports
• 1 Flight Nurse with 3-5+ years of ER/ICU; specialized in their field.
• All crew members currently hold a board-certified specialty certification in either flight medicine or emergency critical care.

Medical Team for Pediatric or Neonatal Patients

• 1 Pediatric/Neonatal Specialty Respiratory Therapist
• 1 Flight Nurse with Pediatric or Neonatal Specialty
• Current team has been established with Children's Hospital of Georgia since early 1970’s for NICU team and 1990 for PICU team.

Call 706-721-AIR1 to request AirCare for any 911 emergency scene response or scene stand-by. Inter-facility transfer requests to AU Health or Children's Hospital of Georgia will be offered transport and arranged through the transfer center as appropriate.

Air Stand-bys are available by request and will be performed on any stand-by outside of Richmond County.

706-721-AIR1