Intermountain Life Flight

Intermountain Life Flight is part of the air medical transport service of Intermountain Health. The site says the combined service was once run as Intermountain Life Flight, Classic Air Medical, MedX Air One, Care Flight of the Rockies and Help Flight. It now offers one combined service.

The service has air bases in eight states. The site lists Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. It says the service transports patients nationwide and internationally, 24 hours a day. The fleet includes rotor and fixed wing aircraft as well as ground ambulances.

The site describes critical care for adults, newborns, children and high risk pregnancies. Adult care includes BiPAP, ECMO and prone positioning. Newborn care includes nCPAP, high frequency ventilation, inhaled nitric oxide and active cooling. Obstetric teams are certified high risk OB nurses.

The site says the teams offer bedside to bedside service and large, comfortable stretchers. A family member can travel with the patient. Transport can be scheduled in advance. The site lists self-payment options and help with insurance coordination.

The site describes an air medical charter service. It provides local and international medical transports with trauma and ICU trained crews. Charter coordinators are available 24 hours a day to give a quote. The charter number is 385-226-2860.

The site lists business inquiries at 801-321-3330 and billing at 801-321-3387. For medical emergencies, callers are told to dial 911. The site also says the aircraft have advanced avionics, experienced pilots, night vision goggles and access to hospital medical directors.