Welcome to the LifeLine Blog, where staff, volunteers, passengers and guests will share their experiences, advice and helpful hints.
Women of Aviation Week (observed March 3–9 in 2025) recognizes and celebrates women’s incredible contributions to aviation. From pioneering pilots to aerospace engineers and air traffic… Read more »
When we talk about non-emergency medical flights, often referred to as “angel flights,” the focus typically centers on patients who need to travel long distances for… Read more »
How Nonemergency Medical Air Transportation Reduces Barriers to Healthcare Access to healthcare is a cornerstone of public health and individual well-being, yet transportation challenges prevent millions… Read more »
Imagine yourself or someone you love facing a life-threatening medical condition, one that demands specialized care miles away from the comfort of home. Now, picture that… Read more »
As a hospital administrator, your role in ensuring patients can access essential healthcare services is crucial. Reliable transportation is a critical factor in this, yet many… Read more »
As a healthcare provider and administrator, you understand how vital it is to ensure patients stick to their treatment plans for the best health outcomes. One… Read more »
As a healthcare leader, you’ve felt the frustration of seeing patients return to your hospitals too soon after discharge. It’s not just a statistic – Mrs…. Read more »
Non-emergency medical flights, a lifeline for patients requiring medical treatment but not emergency care, are significantly influenced by aviation weather. The timing, safety, and comfort of… Read more »
Effective discharge planning is vital in healthcare. It demands coordination and foresight from medical professionals and meticulous planning to facilitate a seamless transition from hospitalization to… Read more »
Free, non-emergency medical air travel provides invaluable support to individuals requiring medical care that is not immediately life-threatening but is necessary for their long-term health and… Read more »