23 August 2024
The Western Cape Department of Health & Wellness EMS/AMS emergency fixed-wing aircraft provides access to specialised services for remote communities. Yesterday, the Western Cape Department of Health & Wellness EMS/AMS emergency fixed-wing aircraft conducted multiple missions day and night, transferring critical patients to specialised care in Cape Town.
A total of eight patients were transferred for the day. Seven patients were airlifted from George Regional Hospital to Groote Schuur and Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital for specialised medical treatment t. Additionally, one patient was transferred from Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital to George Regional Hospital for further evaluation and treatment.
Thank you to the dedicated doctors, paramedics, METRO control centre team of the Western Cape Department of Health & Wellness Emergency Medical Services, and MS pilots, paramedics and national operations centre coordinators for your commitment to delivering life-saving aero-medical healthcare services. Your exceptional teamwork ensures that critical medical care reaches all those in need.
Coordinated together with the Western Cape Department of Health & Wellness Emergency Medical Services, we are dedicated to facilitating access to healthcare for all.
Please help support our lifesaving missions by:
Becoming a donor: Visit https://ams.org.za/your-donation-can-make-a-difference/
Buy a ticket to support our fundraising campaign, where you can win a helicopter ride for 4 https://qkt.io/mmKhog
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