Boston MedFlight is a nonprofit organization that provides transport to the sickest of the sick, regardless of the patient's ability to pay. For 37 years, Boston MedFlight has been the region's primary provider of critical care medical transport by air and ground, caring for more than 5,600 patients annually, including the most critically ill and injured infants, children and adults. As a nonprofit organization, we provide over $7 million annually in free and unreimbursed care to patients in need with little or no medical insurance.
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A call comes in and within 10 minutes a Boston MedFlight critical care team is in an aircraft or ground vehicle. We've been briefed, we know the patient's condition, but there's no such thing as a routine mission. We must be prepared for anything. Highly skilled and experienced, our teams could have chosen a different, less intensive medical career.
The Boston MedFlight Mission: Boston MedFlight commits to excellence in patient care by providing the highest quality critical care transport system in the region. The Boston MedFlight Vision: Our vision is to be a national leader in critical care transport and contribute to the advancement of the field.
A Dauphin helicopter is purchased to replace one BK 117 to improve specialty mission capabilities. Boston MedFlight moves its north aircraft from South Boston to Hanscom Air Force base in Bedford to better serve northern New England communities. Boston MedFlight develops a partnership with Armstrong Ambulance to provide critical care ground transport service.
The Boston MedFlight team is an experienced, high-performance team providing expertise in quality patient care. Minimum of 5 years experience working as an RN in Critical Care Unit and/or Emergency Department. Boston MedFlight, in conjunction with our consortium hospitals, makes every effort to accommodate the transport of patients requiring specialized care.
Reviews (2)
Elizabeth Furino
Jan 10, 2021
Working in the cardiac Cath lab at Charlton Memorial Hospital in Fall River we deal with Med flight occasionally and I'm always impressed by the knowledge and professionalism of the teams. Today I watched as the helicopter departed and am in awe of the technical skills of the pilot navigating out of the landing pad location. Simply amazing! Hat's off to you! Thanks for all you do!
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Nov 10, 2020
Why is your helicopter pilot following me? The one, who flew N143NE (A0AF06) today 06-25-2021at 8:30 pm (20:30 hours). If it's the pilot, who looks like an ectomorphic-version of bailiff Bull Shannon on "Night Court, " then I'm 100% sure he's been stalking me for years. You can let him know that I'm not interested.
