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AngelMedFlight Angel MedFlight becomes one of the first organizations in North America to dedicate the mid-size business jet Lear 60 to air ambulance service, setting new comfort and safety benchmarks in air medical transport. Scottsdale, Ariz. Read More
Oct 11, 2011

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AngelMedFlight The Brain Injury Association of Arizona’s “Bowl for Brain Injury” event held Sept. 24 was a smashing success! Read More
Oct 7, 2011

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AngelMedFlight As we mentioned previously, Angel MedFlight proudly sponsored the August meeting of the Arizona Chapter of the Case Management Society of America, focusing on the prevalence, impact and treatment of brain injuries. Our own director of business development, Kim Halloran, kicked off the night with an informative look into air medical transportation, past and present. Read More
Aug 25, 2011

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AngelMedFlight It’s no secret that the Angel MedFlight team had a wonderful time in Texas last month when case managers and health care industry professionals from all over the country gathered in San Antonio at the Case Management Society of America’s 21st Annual Conference and Expo. Here is a short video of our expo adventure… Read More
Jul 25, 2011

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AngelMedFlight Angel MedFlight is a company built on compassion and innovation. In 2007, fueled by the challenges of working in an inefficient and often uncaring environment, Jeremy Freer, a then 25-year-old flight paramedic, saw an opportunity for change, and took action.  His vision and insights would revolutionize an industry. Read More
May 6, 2011

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AngelMedFlight The Angel MedFlight team had a blast at the Annual NICM Case Management Conference/ACMA Meeting held earlier this month in Orlando. Hundreds of hospital nurses, case managers, social workers, physicians and administrators from all over the country attended this fun and festive meeting, and we are so happy to have been a part of it. Check out our video and photos [...] Read More
Apr 22, 2011

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AngelMedFlight In case you missed Angel MedFlight’s live drawing of the one-week Hawaiian vacation, you can watch the video below for a recap. Kristin Bruschi, a NICU social worker in Erie, Pa. Read More
Feb 1, 2011

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AngelMedFlight As 2011 unfolds, all of us at Angel MedFlight are looking forward to another successful year. Here are a few of the achievements we celebrated in 2010: We saw a 25% increase in the number of flights over 2009 Our Flight Coordinators handled it beautifully. They are the calm, compassionate, confident voices guiding callers through medical crises, and we [...] Read More
Jan 12, 2011

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AngelMedFlight On Dec. 31, 2009, Angel MedFlight acquired a Learjet 35.  At the time of purchase, the aircraft was one year away from a 12 Year Airframe Inspection and 680 hours away from the 12,000 Hour Airframe Inspection. Read More
Dec 23, 2010

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AngelMedFlight This past June, Angel MedFlight was proud to announce the company’s president, Jeremy Freer, as a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2010 Award in the Orange County/Desert Cities Program.  According to Ernst & Young LLP, the awards program recognizes entrepreneurs who demonstrate extraordinary success in the areas of innovation, financial [...] Read More
Oct 4, 2010

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AngelMedFlight Every day, the Angel MedFlight team goes above and beyond the air ambulance industry standards to ensure that patients are comfortable and receive exceptional care. To accommodate the needs of a recent patient, the Angel MedFlight maintenance team customized an in-flight stretcher which is also known as a transport sled. Read More
Sep 1, 2010

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AngelMedFlight Parents are the loving hands that guide us through childhood and steer us into the adult world. When they can no longer care for themselves or cannot be adequately cared for at home, it becomes imperative for their adult children to select a long-term care facility close by to monitor their treatment and ensure their comfort. Recently a Texas man, Bob Nichols*, was confronted with this situation. Bob’s parents, John and Catherine, have been married for 62 years and have lived most of that time in Pennsyl
Nov 19, 2009

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