(March 10, 2010) - AirMed International, the leading U.S. air ambulance company, conducted another humanitarian mission to the earthquake stricken country of Haiti, transporting a premature infant and her mother back to the United States for medical treatment unavailable in Haiti.
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AirMed International medical team and U.S. airmen carry an infant to the waiting air ambulance jet for transport from Haiti to the United States for medical treatment. |
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AirMed International is one of only four approved air ambulance carriers for the U.S. Department of Defense and was contracted by the DoD for this mission. A three-member AirMed medical team assumed care of the 5-day-old infant, born at just 28 weeks gestation, and her mother at the University of Miami field hospital in Haiti and transported them to Dobbins AFB in Marietta, Georgia. The patient was then released to the pediatric critical care team of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Georgia. AirMed's previous transport from Haiti can be found here.
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