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Aircare International teams up with Air Nurses
Through this partnership, clients will have access to coordinated medical services that combine Aircare International's expertise in emergency telemedicine with Air Nurses' clinical team.
Ericka Essington, founder and CEO of Air Nurses, with Karl Kamps, vice president of crew staffing and emergency telemedicine at Aircare International.

Aircare International, a global provider of in-flight medical support and emergency telemedicine, has commenced a partnership with Air Nurses, a provider of professional medical escort services. The partnership is designed to improve the availability and quality of medical support for business aviation clients.

Air Nurses fills a critical gap for business aviation clients when medical escort is needed,” says Ericka Essington, founder and CEO of Air Nurses. “Our speed of response, clinical calibre and discretion align with Aircare International's standards of safety and preparedness, which is why we have chosen it as our primary partner for emergency in-flight telemedicine support.”

A medical escort or companion provides non-emergency monitoring and support for passengers during travel, focusing on comfort and continuity of care. A certified flight nurse (CFRN), however, is trained and credentialed to deliver advanced medical care in the air. These nurses understand flight operations, cabin safety and the physiological effects of altitude, allowing them to manage more complex medical situations during transport.

Through this partnership, clients will have access to coordinated medical services that combine Aircare International's expertise in emergency telemedicine with Air Nurses' clinical team. This approach is intended to provide rapid deployment of medical professionals who meet high standards of care and operational reliability.

“This partnership enables us to provide clients with timely access to experienced medical professionals during flights,” adds Karl Kamps, vice president of crew staffing and emergency telemedicine at Aircare International. “Working with Air Nurses allows us to maintain consistent safety and preparedness standards, while offering a seamless experience for both passengers and flight crews.”

The collaboration highlights both companies' commitment to delivering professional, dependable medical support services for the business aviation sector. By combining resources and expertise, Aircare International and Air Nurses aim to improve operational readiness and support clients' medical needs in a range of situations.

The partnership ensures that business aviation operators can rely on coordinated services for in-flight medical escort, offering assurance to passengers and flight crews. Services are designed to meet clinical and safety standards while providing clear communication and logistical support.

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