Tel: 866 535-9948

Email: babymedevac@aol.com

P.O. Box 70241

Staten Island, N.Y. 10307

Copyright 2019, Babymedevac, A Children's Air Ambulance Charity, A Not-For-Profit 501(c)(3)

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Toll Free 866 535-9948

A Non-Profit Provider

CHILDREN'S AIR AMBULANCE

"OUR  FLIGHTS  CHANGE  LIVES"

BabyMedevac is proud to be a resource for children in need. See how we helped Kale and his family.

Neonatal / Pediatric Medical Flights

PATIENT SERVICES

BabyMedevac is dedicated to the special needs of preemies, babies and teenage patients requiring air medical transport.

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Our flight physiology certified critical care nurses, paramedics and respiratory therapists not only provide but excel in the care and comfort to all of our patients. 
FAA certified Air Ambulance Jets with modern medical equipment and medications ensures that all levels of medical care is available. 

TOTAL CARE & COMMITMENT

Ensuring a safe and stress-free experience is our number one priority.

  SERVICING LOCAL AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS  

WITH CARE AND

COMPASSION

 

  KALE'S  STORY  

While on a family vacation in South Carolina, two and a half year old Kale suffered a tragic car accident severely injuring his spinal chord. Local hospitals could not provide treatment and Kale desperately needed a specialized facility located in Pennsylvania.

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The family had no health insurance nor the funds to pay for an Air Ambulance.  

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The hospital called us and  BabyMedevac  was able to assist

with the funding needed for Kale's medical flight. 

BabyMedevac accepts private pay and insurance reimbursements.

We also provide financial assistance to families

who are uninsured and can't afford to pay.

Charity consideration are only for domestic medical flights and the child must be in serious or critical condition.

 

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