The air ambulance services market is poised for significant expansion, driven by the increasing incidence of chronic diseases and the growing capabilities of air ambulance providers. We take a look.
The recent airlifting of a critically-ill woman from the US to India is a powerful example of how modern air ambulance logistics can bridge vast distances to deliver essential healthcare.
In states such as Idaho where abortion is banned, complications during pregnancy necessitating abortions may lead to patients wanting to avail air ambulance services for out-of-state treatment.
Air Methods, which is one of the largest air ambulance service providers in the United States has filed for bankruptcy. We analyze what it means for the industry.
Amidst the financial strain faced by families like Sara England's with a $97,000 medical bill including the air ambulance charges, there is a pressing need for continued advocacy and reform within the healthcare system.
Amidst evolving policy landscapes and financial pressures, the future of the air ambulance industry remains uncertain. We highlight the importance of proactive measures for change.
The decision to move the base by an air ambulance charity in the United Kingdom has been met with severe resistance. We take a look at the development.
Air Methods, one of the largest air ambulance companies in the United States has filed for Chapter 11. We discuss whether this is a warning sign for the medical flight industry.
