Med-Trans, December 06, 2018 - DENTON, Texas - The Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) has re-accredited eleven Med-Trans air medical transport bases in the United States.
"This recognition is a result of the hard work and professionalism of every employee to become the best at their positions of tremendous responsibility in transporting and caring for patients," said Med-Trans Corporation President Rob Hamilton.
Med-Trans rotor wing operations in five states (Iowa, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and South Carolina) were re-accredited by the commission. They include:
- Air Reach, Mullins, S.C.
- C.A.R.E. Flight, Walterboro, S.C.
- GHS Med-Trans, Greenville, S.C.
- Life Air Rescue I, Shreveport, La.
- Life Air Rescue II, Winnfield, La.
- LifeFlight, Anderson, S.C.
- McAlester Regional AirCare, McAlester, Okla.
- Mercy Air Care, Sioux City, Iowa
- Novant Health Med Flight, Salisbury, N.C.
- Regional One, Spartanburg, S.C.
- SC Air Care, Sumter, S.C.
Now in its 36th year in business, Med-Trans has grown into a leading national medical transport provider, focused on establishing professional relationships with leading health systems, medical centers and EMS agencies. Med-Trans offers a broad range of solutions to help its partners achieve successful patient outcomes.
With relationships in 26 states and operations from more than 90 base locations, more than 1,200 Med-Trans team members make a difference every day in the lives and communities they serve.
To achieve accreditation by CAMTS, medical transport programs must adhere to CAMTS' rigorous patient care and safety of transport standards, developed and continually improved by a board of highly skilled and experienced medical and medical transportation professionals.
Adherence to these standards, which are above and beyond regulatory requirements, assures program compliance to remain accredited by CAMTS. The commission is dedicated to improving the quality of patient care and safety of the transport environment for services providing rotor wing, fixed wing and ground transport systems.
"This recognition is a result of the hard work and professionalism of every employee to become the best at their positions of tremendous responsibility in transporting and caring for patients," said Med-Trans Corporation President Rob Hamilton.
Med-Trans rotor wing operations in five states (Iowa, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and South Carolina) were re-accredited by the commission. They include:
- Air Reach, Mullins, S.C.
- C.A.R.E. Flight, Walterboro, S.C.
- GHS Med-Trans, Greenville, S.C.
- Life Air Rescue I, Shreveport, La.
- Life Air Rescue II, Winnfield, La.
- LifeFlight, Anderson, S.C.
- McAlester Regional AirCare, McAlester, Okla.
- Mercy Air Care, Sioux City, Iowa
- Novant Health Med Flight, Salisbury, N.C.
- Regional One, Spartanburg, S.C.
- SC Air Care, Sumter, S.C.
Now in its 36th year in business, Med-Trans has grown into a leading national medical transport provider, focused on establishing professional relationships with leading health systems, medical centers and EMS agencies. Med-Trans offers a broad range of solutions to help its partners achieve successful patient outcomes.
With relationships in 26 states and operations from more than 90 base locations, more than 1,200 Med-Trans team members make a difference every day in the lives and communities they serve.
To achieve accreditation by CAMTS, medical transport programs must adhere to CAMTS' rigorous patient care and safety of transport standards, developed and continually improved by a board of highly skilled and experienced medical and medical transportation professionals.
Adherence to these standards, which are above and beyond regulatory requirements, assures program compliance to remain accredited by CAMTS. The commission is dedicated to improving the quality of patient care and safety of the transport environment for services providing rotor wing, fixed wing and ground transport systems.
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