What is MedEvac and When is it Necessary?
If you have encountered the term "medevac" but are unsure of its meaning, it stands for medical evacuation. This process involves transporting individuals—typically via air—to a location where they can receive appropriate medical care.
MedEvacs are generally required in situations such as accidents occurring in remote areas, when individuals are abroad, or when someone experiences a sudden illness that necessitates returning home for treatment.
What is a MedEvac Flight?
A medevac flight refers to the transportation of a sick or injured individual who requires medical assistance during their journey to or from a healthcare facility. These flights utilize aircraft specifically outfitted with medical professionals and advanced portable medical equipment, ensuring that patients are continuously monitored and treated throughout the flight.
In emergencies, time is of the essence. At JetVina, we take pride in offering an exceptional air ambulance service in Vietnam and Asia Pacific that ensures prompt, safe, and specialized medical transportation. Utilizing our state-of-the-art Helicopter, Hawker 850XP jet and Gulfstream G100, Gulfstream G550, A320... configured as a Mobile Intensive Care Unit (ICU), ECMO, we uphold the highest standards of care for both patients and their companions. Below, we outline the remarkable features and benefits of our Air Ambulance Services, designed to address your urgent medical needs.Why Choose JetVina for Air Ambulance Services or Medivac Flight?
At JetVina, we recognize the critical importance of reliability, professionalism, and speed in medical emergencies. Our air ambulance services are built upon these core principles:World-Class Equipment:
[gallery size="large" columns="2" ids="12100,12088,12069,12081"] Our aircrafts for air ambulance service such as Airbus A320, Cessna Citation Bravo, Hawker 850XP, Gulfstream G100, Gulfstream G550 are meticulously equipped with advanced life support systems to ensure patient safety and comfort. Key features include:- An advanced life support monitor
- A respirator
- An oxygen supply of 3,500 liters, with an additional 1,500 liters available for emergencies
- ECMO (depends on aircraft configuration)
- Oxygen at least 3,500 liter and stretcher and/or LIFE PORT
- Medical Equipment
- Ground Ambulance in both ends
Expert Medical Team
Every flight is staffed with a highly trained flight doctor and a flight nurse, both certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), ensuring that patients receive continuous, expert care throughout their journey.Comprehensive Inclusions:
Our service encompasses:- Bed to bed service: Ground ambulance services at both departure and arrival locations
- Full assistance with immigration, customs clearances, and tarmac transfers
- Coverage of all flight operational costs, including landing, parking, and overfly permissions
Flight Details and Charges
- Flight Route: - Origin: Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi (Vietnam), Bangkok (Thailand), Beijing, Shang Hai (China mainland), Hong Kong, Macao - Destinations: Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Thailand, Singapore and China mainland, Taipei, Taiwan (with a tarmac transfer included)
- Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh City: 1 Hour 10 minutes
- Hanoi to Bangkok: 1.5 Hour
- Ho Chi Minh City to Taipei: 3 Hours 30 minutes
- Ho Chi Minh City to Taipei: 3 Hours 30 minutes
- Flight Charges: - Total Cost: Approximately USD 2x,xxx - 10x,xxx
- Capacity: - Patient: 1 passenger - Companions: 2 - 15 passengers depends on aircraft models - Luggage: 2 standard suitcases and 2 carry-on bags, with a total weight limit of 60 - 100 kg.
- Our air ambulance jet is equipped to manage even the most critical medical cases. Key features include:
- Mobile ICU and ECMO Setup with isolation chamber: Advanced medical systems for monitoring and supporting vital functions during the flight.
- Medical Equipment: Includes a respirator, advanced life support monitors, and an extensive oxygen supply.
- Specialized Team:** A certified flight doctor and nurse provide expert care, ensuring continuous management of the patient’s condition.
- A medical report, signed by the treating physician and stamped by the hospital
- A copy of the patient’s passport
- Patient's weight and height
- A valid visa (if applicable)
- Copies of their passports
- Their weight and height
- Valid visas (if applicable)
- An Acceptance Letter from the receiving hospital, confirming their readiness to admit the patient
- Inflight Nutrition Preferences:** Please indicate whether the patient or companions require special meals, such as: - Gluten-Free - Vegetarian - Halal
