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photo credit to Times-Call
2 drivers injured in head-on crash on U.S. 287 north of Longmont
Source: Times-Call
Date: 6/22/2017
Two drivers were taken to the hospital — one with life-threatening injuries — following a serious head-on collision Wednesday morning at the intersection of U.S. 287 and Yellowstone Road, just north of Longmont.
The crash closed 287 for hours.
Colorado State Patrol Trooper Josh Lewis said the call initially was reported at 7:34 a.m. as a two-vehicle crash, and a third vehicle became involved after hitting debris.
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Source: Times-Call
Date: 6/22/2017
Two drivers were taken to the hospital — one with life-threatening injuries — following a serious head-on collision Wednesday morning at the intersection of U.S. 287 and Yellowstone Road, just north of Longmont.
The crash closed 287 for hours.
Colorado State Patrol Trooper Josh Lewis said the call initially was reported at 7:34 a.m. as a two-vehicle crash, and a third vehicle became involved after hitting debris.
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photo credit to Poudre Fire Authority
Crews rescue stranded hiker from Horsetooth Falls
Source: Coloradoan
Date: 5/23/2017Emergency crews on Tuesday rescued a teenage boy who fell roughly 40 feet from atop Horsetooth Falls and became submerged in shoulder-deep water for more than an hour.
Poudre Fire Authority personnel and rescuers from across Larimer County were dispatched about noon to the popular recreation area in Horsetooth Mountain Park.
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Source: Coloradoan
Date: 5/23/2017Emergency crews on Tuesday rescued a teenage boy who fell roughly 40 feet from atop Horsetooth Falls and became submerged in shoulder-deep water for more than an hour.
Poudre Fire Authority personnel and rescuers from across Larimer County were dispatched about noon to the popular recreation area in Horsetooth Mountain Park.
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photo credit to the coloradoan
Marathon runner collapses, airlifted from canyon
Source: Coloradoan
Date: 5/7/2017
A runner collapsed in the Poudre Canyon during the Colorado Marathon on Sunday morning. The man, whose identity has not been released, reportedly went into cardiac arrest. First responders administered CPR and a defibrillator, according to Poudre Fire Authority spokeswoman Madeline Noblett. He was airlifted to an area hospital. Additional information about his condition has not been released.
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Source: Coloradoan
Date: 5/7/2017
A runner collapsed in the Poudre Canyon during the Colorado Marathon on Sunday morning. The man, whose identity has not been released, reportedly went into cardiac arrest. First responders administered CPR and a defibrillator, according to Poudre Fire Authority spokeswoman Madeline Noblett. He was airlifted to an area hospital. Additional information about his condition has not been released.
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May 2017 Up-2-Date (ABC's of Field Delivery for a HEMS Team)
This month we are continuing our new theme with the up-2-dates. Take a look at the PDF Up-2-Date and associated video and document links. All links within the document are able to link. This month we are focusing on the above topics. Documents: Link: Monthly Education Archive |
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Northern Colorado Trauma and Emergency Care Symposium
Save the date (October 13, 2017) for the 2017 symposium presented by North Colorado Med Evac. Registration: Link |
Who we are:
North Colorado Med Evac is an air medical transport service with three bases strategically located in northern and eastern Colorado. Med Evac provides scene and inter-facility transport of sick and injured patient's located throughout the states of Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas.
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Partners
North Colorado Med Evac is owned and operated by Med-Trans corporation. Med-Trans provides Med Evac with the aircraft, pilots and mechanics. Banner Health provides Med Evac with the medical equipment and staff.
North Colorado Med Evac is owned and operated by Med-Trans corporation. Med-Trans provides Med Evac with the aircraft, pilots and mechanics. Banner Health provides Med Evac with the medical equipment and staff.
FAA Part 135 Certificate- M3XA227H
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Preferred Providers
The three organizations listed below have joined with North Colorado Med Evac to be their air medical transport of choice. Med Evac proudly provides services to all agencies and organizations within our service area when requested.
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