Do we really need medical patient air transport in the Philippines? Yes, we totally do because lives matter. We may not think of it now but we do never know when emergency strikes.
Whether you require a non-emergency patient repatriation with a commercial airline, or an urgent need to transfer a medical patient air transport to an apt medical facility for immediate treatment and life-saving procedures, you need to be in the hands of professionals.
Airgurus Ltd. Co. offers a dedicated, complete domestic and international air ambulance. Furthermore, it provides patient transfer service in the Philippines and the rest of Asia. Airgurus has all the medical aircraft, medical equipment that anyone needs. In addition, we have the best, highly-skilled professionals to ensure provision of the highest level of care a patient requires.
Airgurus’ dedicated 24/7 response team will be able to take your call at these numbers +632 2749760 | +632 2749758 | +63 925 8892985 and +63 917 8857911. They are able to discuss the best option there is with you. For a thorough understanding why air medical transport is important, click on this link.
Ever heard of an infectious disease patients’ air ambulance? We seldom hear of a medical transport in the Philippines for infectious disease patients right?
Well, Airgurus Ltd. Co., dubbed as the ICU in the Philippine skies, provides infectious disease patients’ air ambulance. The dedicated medical crew has undergone the highest training possible to safely transport highly infectious patients utilizing Airgurus’ specialized equipment.
This service is designed to transport one patient at a time with a negative pressure enclosure. This enclosure totally separates the patient and the crew thus providing them high levels of protection. Furthermore Airgurus works with public and private institutions, medical assistance companies. Airgurus has the ability to safely transport the patients with conditions that endangers the lives of crew and and medical staff alike. The special equipment allows the patient to be kept safe and comfortable for long range transport without any risk of contact with the accompanying medical flight team.
The infectious diseases unit is another type of improved service that provides cutting edge aeromedical solutions, 24/7 across the Philippine skies to an apt medical facility where the patient can get proper treatment and recovery.
Airgurus prides itself on providing the highest standard of both care and transport operations. There aren’t air ambulance operations that provides quality services like this in the Philippines when you need it the most. For Airgurus’ emergency hotline, call +632 6248247 | +632 2749758 | +63 925 8892985 and +63 917 8857911.
Airgurus Ltd. Co. has some air ambulance tips for medical escort companions and patient’s relatives who are planning to fly with them during transport. While their minds may be on other things in the days and hours leading up to the transport it is important we prepare them for the flight. In addition, we also want them to feel safe and comfortable as possible.
Here are our standard air ambulance tips applicable to companions who charter air ambulance flights:
1. Prepare Patient’s Medical Document
It is important that all pertinent medical information of the patient must be with the companion during the flight. Without this information, your air ambulance will not be able to give you the best care possible.
For overseas flights, it is important to check that your passports are current. It helps to apply for any required foreign visas well in advance. Assemble these documents in advance and keep them with you at all times to ensure your air ambulance experience goes as smoothly as possible.
2. Pack Appropriately For Short / Long Air Transport
Air ambulances has limited room for luggage therefore, it is important to pack the essentials as efficiently as possible. This is due to air ambulances have lots of medical equipment to monitor a patient’s condition and respond to any medical emergency that might come up.
3. Wear Layers of Clothing
Temperature varies in an air ambulance so it’s important to wear clothing in layers. This way, if you feel too hot you can take off a layer or if you are cold you can add a layer.
4. Boost Your Immune System
A companion’s health may be at risk during the flight. Prepare yourself by taking immune system boosters like vitamins C, B6, E and zinc. These will help your body fight off any germs that may be circulating in the enclosed space of the aircraft
5. Keep Your Blood Circulation In Place
Avoid getting deep vein thrombosis (DBT) and blood clots. Never sit cross-legged during the flight. Doing this can cut-off your blood circulation. Furthermore make sure you shift your seating position during the flight and walk around. Stretch. This will allow circulation in your extremities for long periods.
6. Staying Hydrated
Bring your own snacks and bottled drinks. This is especially important for keeping your blood sugar and hydration levels normal during long transport flights or on a transport of any distance. Avoid food and drinks like alcohol and caffeine that may dehydrate you leading up to the flight. The inside of the air craft will be dry and pressurized, so being properly hydrated will avoid more discomfort.
7. Avoiding Sleeping Pills
If you are planning to take some sort of medication that lets you sleep when you travel by air, never do this on an air ambulance. You will need to help care for the patient or your loved one when you touch down and have your wits about you. Sleeping medications are going to inhibit your ability to help. Get plenty of rest before the flight.
8. Arrange for Ground Transport
An air ambulance can only take you from one airport to another. Therefore, it is important to find qualified ground transport to take you to and from the terminal. We can arrange this for you but it’s important to confirm this with us beforehand so that your patient receive the most seamless care possible.
Flying by an air ambulance can be a daunting undertaking. With proper planning, yours and your patient’s trip can be totally free of stress. Therefore, always follow the air medical crew and the flight physician’s instructions. Airgurus has your best interests at heart.
Do you require a rapid air ambulance transportation but has no immediate cash? Is emergency happening with no available cash on weekends, holiday or middle of the night?
No worries. There are many ways to arrange for payments to do so even if you happen to be in remote areas of the Philippines. Airgurus, the leading air ambulance transportation provider in the Philippines helps you by having your relative or a friend pay using a credit card via our express rider. If the one paying’s location is in Metro Manila or nearby provinces, we can have our express rider bring our wireless credit card terminal at your doorstep. Fees and restrictions apply.
It can be a problem specially if your emergency falls on a weekend or holiday. Most people do not carry a big amount of cash with them. If you do not have insurance then to get an air ambulance you need to have cash prior to its dispatch. Good thing Airgurus has a wireless credit card terminal in which you can make your payment. It is available anytime of the day even on weekends or holiday.
Furthermore, there are many ways you can send your payments, you can also course through payments online. The regular Terms and conditions apply. Airgurus can guide you on the payments for an air ambulance. Especially, when other means of transport can endanger your health or if you have a health condition that requires this type of an air ambulance.
Our 24/7 staff will be be able to assist you. They will immediately deploy air ambulance services to nearest appropriate medical facility where you can be given the care you need. For more info, please call or text at +63 917 8857911 the same number applies for Viber, Whatsapp and Telegram. Furthermore, you may email at info@airgurus.ph.
What does repatriation really mean to patients in the air and medical field? Repatriation is the transfer of a person to their country of origin. While the term could refer to any person regardless of the health status, repatriation is often a euphemism for the shipping of a body back to the person’s home country for burial.
Last year, a home-sick cancer-stricken OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker) has undergone repatriation. The patient wants to go home from Taipei last December to be with his family in the special holiday. He is in a Nasogastric Tube (NG tube). NG is a tube that is passed through the nose and down through the nasopharynx and esophagus into the stomach. Flying commercial towards home in this condition makes his journey very uncomfortable. It is nearly impossible with the many medical clearances he has to provide the commercial airline.
Airgurus provide the patient in his best interest and on time, a medically equipped private plane from Taipei to home in Negros Occidental.
The number one air ambulance provider and repatriation provider, Airgurus Ltd. Co., repatriates hundreds of sick and injured patient each year to and from Manila. Its’ 24/7 alert center receives assistance requests and begins to get details about the patient and his/her situation. Our medical experts then make a decision based on the patient’s hospital records or doctor’s medical reports. Assessment is done for the medical team to know how to treat the patient properly. Also the care of the patient’s location and access to ground assistance comes to mind.
Each case is in carefully evaluation. The basis is individual on the risk in transport is judge against the benefit of repatriation. This means, the company has to carefully gauge whether flying home would put the patient at great risk if they remained abroad.
Airgurus provides an organized repatriation service which will need the following documents in order to execute the procedure:
MEDICAL
Full Patient’s Background – Documents that lead to his/her hospital admission.
Patient’s Medical History – The patient’s past and present which may contain relevant information bearing on their health past, present, and future but can cause complications during transport.
Current Clinical Diagnosis & Medical Reports – These are updated documents made on the basis of medical signs and patient-reported symptoms such as X-ray, laboratory, scans, etc.
Current Treatment Reports – These are what the current doctor’s advise for treatment such as medications, drugs and dosage.
Details of Special Equipment – A report on what special medical equipment that the patient will require during transport such as ventilation and monitoring equipment.
LOGISTIC REQUIREMENTS
Patient’s Passport & Visa – These documents must be physically with the patient.
Name, address and personal contact details at both origin and destination hospitals.
Name, address and personal contact details of the person in case of emergency.
When the patient is in clearance for transport, the customer then signs the contract. Airgurus’ ground control team then assembles the best professional medical and flight crew. They will then be on a briefing with the logistic and medical treatment designed around the specific needs of the patient.
Airgurus is very confident in their ability to safely transport the vast majority of patients. For repatriation, contact our 24/7 alert center: +632 6248274 | +632 2749758 | +63 925 8892985 and +63 917 8857911. You may also email at info@airgurus.ph.
