Caribbean Based
Local, Fast, Reliable Air Ambulance Service
The core of AeroMD is our Caribbean-based, 24/7, dedicated medevac service. Our fleet of aircraft was handpicked for operating in the Caribbean and are completely outfitted to serve as flying intensive care units.
- No Out Of Pocket Expense
- Fast Service
- Expert Care
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Rapid Response MedeVac
Local dedicated medevac aircraft and medical teams
AeroMD has aircraft based in the Caribbean. This allows for a quick response time to your medical needs.
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Ready 24/7/365 Medical Evacuation Virtually Worldwide
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Local Air Ambulance and Ground Ambulance Fast, reliable medical evacuation service
Life Saving Medcial Transport
What is an Air Ambulance?
Think of an air ambulance as a flying intensive care unit (ICU). The AeroMD team cares for critically ill or injured patients in the air, just as intensive care unit professionals do in a hospital. When configured for medical evacuation flights, aircraft include a patient stretcher and seating for their companion. Air ambulances also accommodate the AeroMD medical team, including a critical care registered nurse and respiratory therapist or paramedic.
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Available 24/7/365 Locally based in the Caribbean, with carefully curated response gear positioned in strategic operating locations that is deployment ready.
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High Quality Expert Level Care In Air ICU Level Care. Elite And Specialized Medical Team Members, Fast Response Time.
2,500 Mission Flown & +4,000,000 Flight Miles
Rave reviews from the lives we saved
Hear from our satisfied clients about their experience with our life saving care.
“Sometimes people think this is only for older people. My son was nine. Accidents happen, and you need to be prepared.”
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Patient Parent
“AeroMD saved my life. I wouldn’t be here without their team.”
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"There is not a doubt in my mind that if AeroMD did not exist, I would not be here today.”
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Medical Transport FAQs
Questions? We're glad you asked.
If you're new or looking for answers to your questions about our life saving Air Ambulance Service.
Yes. Unlike many providers, AeroMD believes in the importance of starting and finishing the entire transport with the patient. Therefore, AeroMD’s Medical Flight Teams insure continuity of care by providing bedside-to-bedside care. This not only allows for our Flight Nurses and Flight Respiratory Practitioners to receive report directly from the caregivers, nurses, and physicians; but also allows them to directly pass this information along to the receiving caregivers, nurses, and physicians. This includes information about any interventions, medications, and/or changes that occurred during the transport.
AeroMD’s Medical Flight Teams are among the highest trained teams in the world. Our teams function under aggressive standing order patient care protocols. Communication by satellite phone is available with one of our physicians for consultation as needed from anywhere in the world.
Our pilots are all ATP certified and our aircraft are under the Federal Aviation Administration’s Part 135 regulations. The FAA’s Part 135 regulations are strict rules governing aircraft operations, maintenance, and pilot training. They also control pilot work hours to ensure that pilots do not fly when fatigued. AeroMD along with our aviation vendor, Bohlke International Airways, meets or exceeds these regulations.
AeroMD is the international expert when it comes to aeromedical transport from international locations. Based in the United States Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, AeroMD’s flight teams can transport patients to or from anywhere in the world.
Some patients must fly emergency within minutes or hours while others may have advance notice of days or even weeks. It is always best to call AeroMD at the earliest opportunity to discuss arranging transport. This allows time to obtain all necessary documents, insurance approval and allows for proper planning. Sometimes, advance notice can actually reduce the patient’s cost if the flight can be tied into another one going the opposite direction preventing the need for an empty leg. Please call our 24/7 communication center known as “CaribComm” toll free at 1-844-AeroMD-1 and speak with one of our Communication Specialists / Flight Coordinators for further information.
Family members may travel without charge. The number of family members is based on the aircraft, the patient’s health, and the length of the transport. Usually AeroMD will allow one (1) family member on board to accompany the patient. If the patient is highly unstable and may require significant interventions during flight, the flight team may choose to deny passengers to accompany the patient when they arrive at bedside. On rare occasions with extremely stable patients, AeroMD may allow up to two (2) passengers to accompany the patient at no additional charge.