Air Med Services operates the ONE GULF Emergency Call Center coordinating emergency medical response to the offshore oil & gas industry in the Gulf of Mexico region. Staffed 24/7 by paramedics cross-trained as flight controllers, we work hand-in-hand with the Louisiana Emergency Response Network (LERN) Trauma System organizing transportation to and from offshore locations.
Paramedic flight controllers coordinate medical assets to respond to an accident and transport the injured worker. The paramedic flight controllers also provide self-help over the phone, direct transportation through LERN, and report back to the platform once the patient is delivered.
Acadian Air Med helicopters fly more first-response missions than any other air medical program in the country.
Air Med began in 1981 as the first aero-medical provider in the Gulf of Mexico. Today, Air Med is a national leader in air ambulance medical transports, flying more first response missions than any other air medical program in the country.
All FAA Part 135 aviation services provided by Metro Aviation, Inc., which maintains exclusive operational control over all aircraft.
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