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 Photo credit to Grand County Search and Rescue
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Women seriously injured after driving rented snowmobile off cliff near Grand Lake
Source: Fox 31 Date: 2/9/2019 A woman was seriously injured after driving a rented snowmobile off a cliff near Grand Lake Saturday afternoon, according to Grand County Search and Rescue. The search and rescue team worked with firefighters and paramedics to get the woman up a 150-foot ridge. She was then taken by a snowmobile to an area with a waiting helicopter, which then took her to a hospital. Click here to read full article |
Photo credit to Summit Daily
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Bennet, Polis, Frisco Flight for Life widow Karen Mahany celebrate signing of helicopter safety law
Source: Summit Daily Date: 10/26/2018 Sunshine streamed through static rotors of a North Colorado EMS helicopter onto a small crowd gathered in front of it on Friday morning as fallen Flight For Life pilot Patrick Mahany's legacy was cemented at a ceremony at the High Country Training Center in Frisco. Click here to read full article |
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Med Evac Monthly
In an effort to offer free continuing EMS education to our partners in eastern Colorado Med Evac is able to host classes on the last Monday of every month. Where: Med Evac Hangar - Colorado Pains Regional Airport Contact: e-mail Flyer - PDF Outreach Education Page |
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NCME Introduces NEW Search and Assist with Backcountry Insertion Program
North Colorado Med Evac is happy to introduce and provide our search and assist with insertion program. We have listened to the needs of our first responder's on the ground and have answered with this new resource for them. We think the SAI program will be a huge asset for Search and Rescue groups throughout Colorado to utilize. With SAI search and rescue groups can now utilize an air asset to better help locate and reach lost and injured individuals. Documents: SAI Brochure - PDF Link: SAI Page |
Who we are
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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Do you have a windsock?
Does your facility have a windsock? Is it in good condition? Windsocks can help our pilots land and take off safely while visiting your facility. Please contact us if you would like to acquire one.
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CAMTS accredited
CAMTS is a regulating agency that sets the industry standard throughout the air medical community. In 1996 Med Evac became the 36th air medical program accredited in the US. Today there are 165 programs. |
Partners
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. |
AAMS Member Med Evsc is a proud member of the AAMS Association of Air Medical Services. AAMS is a national association serving the air and ground transport communities. |
Preferred Providers
The two organizations above have joined with 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. |
