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Paramedic escort on a flight

​Paramedic to accompany you on a flight

"Is there a doctor on the plane??"
On a plane, we spend long hours in the sky, far from hospitals and advanced treatment capabilities. Sometimes the flight lasts 14 hours or more.

Medical response on a plane is limited. Flight attendants and flight attendants undergo a basic first aid course, a course that definitely does not have enough content and knowledge to provide the best response when a medical problem occurs. Although, there is a suitcase with emergency medication on the plane itself, but it can only be used if one of the passengers on the plane is a doctor.
When a sick or elderly person is flying, many of them would prefer to have a medical professional with them on the flight who can provide them with treatment if necessary. The need is especially strong when it comes to chronic and recurrent diseases such as seizure disorders, respiratory diseases, various chronic diseases, and more.

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Paramedic for flight escort

The advantage of a paramedic accompanying a patient on a flight is their ability to diagnose an emergency, administer life-saving medications in the field, and monitor the situation until landing. When you know that a paramedic skilled in providing emergency care is flying with you, you can feel at peace and know that in any event that may arise, there is someone who will give you and your loved one life-saving emergency care.

Airborne Paramedic

An airborne paramedic is a paramedic who specializes in providing medical care in the air. Whether while escorting a patient, evacuating a patient to a hospital, or as part of an air safety mission.

What is a paramedic escort on a flight

We are talking about an advanced medical escort service, which is provided by a paramedic who accompanies the patient during the flight. The paramedic carries emergency equipment and also equipment specifically designed for specific patient care.

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Why a paramedic escort on a flight

When using a paramedic escort service on a flight, you benefit from a qualified and experienced therapist who is used to managing extreme situations on a daily basis. In addition, thanks to his many powers, customers benefit from a therapist with authority and the ability to perform advanced medical procedures. By escorting a paramedic on a flight, you guarantee yourself a quick and professional response in the event of a medical emergency on the plane.

What equipment does a paramedic take for flight escort

The equipment that a paramedic takes to accompany a patient on a flight varies according to the patient and the specific need.
Usually, the paramedic boards the flight with a full paramedic bag that includes emergency medications, CPR equipment and first aid equipment.
If necessary, the paramedic or the customer brings additional specific equipment such as a respirator, respirator batteries, specific medications, etc.

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How to coordinate with the airline for the paramedic to accompany the flight

Coordination varies between different companies. As a rule, it is necessary to send the airline the list of equipment in English, a certificate of certification and verify approval of the equipment being brought onto the plane.
(Most planes have an emergency suitcase that is also available to the paramedic)


Paramedic for flight escort price

The price for the escort is determined according to several factors:


Length of the flight

Medical complexity

Waiting time for the return flight


Usually the rate for the mission starts from 1000 NIS but the price can vary


What are the things that need to be arranged before escorting a paramedic to a flight?
Instructions from a treating physician
Preparing the necessary medications and equipment for the flight
Obtaining approval from the airline to take the equipment on board
Preparing the patient for the flight

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