AirCare Ambulance Service
CHI Health Good Samaritan AirCare is the longest operating original air ambulance service in Nebraska. AirCare is also one of the safest, fastest and most advanced emergency medical services in the state.
AirCare, the fastest, safest and most technologically advanced medical helicopter in the state is just one call away. Also call for physician referral, teletrauma, ambulance transport, and patient placement. Call 1 (800) 474-7911.
Choose AirCare, here’s why:
AirCare transports patients in a Bell 429. Light and agile for scene mission response with a 172 mph cruising speed.
Other features of the Bell 429:
- XM Aviation Weather with Nexrad radar
- Radar Altimeter
- Helicopter Terrain Avoidance Warning System
- Air Traffic Collision Avoidance Warning System
- Capabilities of Category A performance for departures and landings
- Single-pilot Instrument Flight Rules rated
- Onboard satellite communications and tracking
- High intensity LED lighting in the patient cabin
- Configured for night vision goggle use
AirCare’s equipment and staff are prepared to transport two patients without notice. Especially helpful for an accident involving multiple patients.
AirCare is based at Good Samaritan, a verified ACS Level II Trauma Center and AHA Chest Pain and Stroke Center. Being hospital-based, also allows staff immediate access to lifesaving products like blood and critical care medications that can be carried onboard.
AirCare will transport patients to any medical facility the provider requests.
AirCare Ride Along Program
AirCare is pleased to offer a Ride-Along program for qualified participants. Current healthcare providers, EMS professionals, and law enforcement officers are welcome to apply. Participants selected to ride will gain a valuable experience riding with the AirCare crew and observing what it is like to be a flight nurse. Please read the information packet before applying to be sure you qualify.
For any questions regarding the application process or the ride along program please contact Aaron Hughes, Ride-Along Coordinator, at [email protected].
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