Burn or trauma injuries typically require emergency care. REVA can provide safe medical air transport when you require medical treatment for your injuries and need transportation to another location.
If you have trauma or burn injuries that need immediate treatment, we can help you get to a medical facility. Here's a guide to receiving a medical flight for burns or trauma.
When you need medical assistance, REVA can help transport you to a medical facility back home. You, a caregiver or case manager can contact REVA to request transport. We'll ensure you receive the flight and medical treatment you need to remain stable until you reach your final destination. When you request our services, you'll fill out a form that lets us know what type of transport you need, where you'll be picked up and dropped off and other information that's relevant for us to know.
Once you request our services, our team members will help you through every aspect of the trip, from scheduling the flight and medical team to completing all the necessary documentation.
Contact REVA and request an air ambulance.
REVA confirms details and condition of the patient. REVA will coordinate all aspects of the transport.
Patient is tended to and arrives safely to their final destination.
We have medical teams full of doctors, registered nurses, registered respiratory therapists and critical-care paramedics. You can trust our medical teams to give you the best care during your journey. Our professionals have accumulated thousands of hours of training and experience in critical care, emergency room response and air-ambulance transport. We hold all our teams to a high standard, so our patients can rest assured they'll receive the best care every time.
When you fly with us, we ensure all the necessary preparations are complete so you can focus on getting home or to the nearest medical facility for proper treatment. The flight nurse case managers in charge of clients' transport customize the flights according to their unique circumstances to feel safe and comfortable.
Our medical professionals collectively have accumulated thousands of hours of experience in air-ambulance transport, critical care and emergency room response.
REVA’s medical team is staffed by highly qualified specialists in emergency care, including flight doctors, registered nurses, critical-care paramedics and registered respiratory therapists.
Intensive Care Unit, Cardiac Care Unit and Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Emergency Department Basic and Pediatric Life Support, Neonatal Resuscitation, Prehospital Trauma Life Support
“It is the sacred responsibility of every REVA medical professional to provide the finest care to our clients.”
David A, Farcy is one of the preeminent physicians in the highly specialized field of emergency care and critical-care medicine. Dr. Farcy, who joined REVA as its medical director in 2015, is the senior editor of Critical Care Emergency Medicine, which means he has literally written the book on emergency-care.
REVA’s medical staff has the knowledge and expertise to provide excellent care to every client.
REVA requires its medical staff to take part in regularly scheduled training. REVA requires training and education that is ongoing on a daily basis and intensive in its approach.
While you're transporting to another medical facility for burn and trauma injuries, you will receive the best care from REVA. We make sure your injuries stay stable for when you reach your destination. The medical crew taking care of you will ensure you stay comfortable and help if you feel pain or discomfort. You'll stay informed about the trip and the expected arrival time.
In addition to handling the air transport, we also arrange the ground transportation that will take you the rest of the way. Our highly advanced and efficient communications center runs 24 hours a day so clients can stay updated and our teams have efficient communication services.
If you receive trauma or burn injuries, it's vital to take care of them as soon as possible to avoid infections. Having prior knowledge about burn and trauma injuries prepares you if you or someone else experiences them in the future. Here's what you should know about burn and trauma injuries.
BURNS - When you have burn injuries, it's vital to know what type of burns you have. The burn type determines the treatment you need and how quickly you should get care. There are three main burns — first, second and third-degree. The higher the degree, the more severe the burn. You can typically treat first-degree and most second-degree burns at home, though if the latter spreads over a wide area on your hands, face, feet or genitals, seek professional medical treatment.
If you have third-degree burns, you need to seek immediate medical treatment. Third-degree burns are the most severe and can result in nerve damage. When you have this type of burn, you may need surgery or proper cleaning treatment.
TRAUMA - Trauma injuries can occur from blunt, burn or penetrating forces. Medical treatment is vital whether you get into a motor vehicle collision, get hurt playing sports or receive other traumatic injuries. Trauma injuries have a scale of severity, so receiving medical treatment as soon as possible can help determine the damage and prevent infection, additional injuries and death.
Steve Williams is an on old hand, with more than 30 years’ experience in emergency medicine. In other words, he’s seen it before, he’s done it before. He also currently holds the position of Team Commander of the FIU FAST Team, which is a disaster recovery team, and Deputy Team Commander for the federal government’s Trauma & Critical Care Team South.
When you book a flight with us, you don't have to worry about your insurance. We work with all major health carriers to determine the benefits and exclusions your insurance covers. While we establish what your insurance covers, we also prepare your documents for you. You can rest assured you'll receive the maximum benefits of flying with REVA quicker.
Get help whenever you need it. Our Client Resource Managers are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. If you need help, don't hesitate to reach out to our team.