When the second wave of CoronaVirus hit India hard, the entire nation united and fought against the Pandemic. Patients from all across the country were being transported all across India.
During the second wave of COVID-19, all the sectors of the medical field were tested for their maximum potential, efficiency and quick response times. The situation was such that many
In Sep 2020, ICATT launched dedicated air ambulance services to transport critically ill patients with Covid-19 at Jakkur airport. The first Covid-19 patient was transferred from Kolkata to Chennai. As
Thousands of patients are flying down to Hyderabad to be treated due to the unprecedented health crisis posed due to Coronavirus. There is a shortage of hospital beds across India.
The number of requests for airlifts of COVID patients has increased tremendously despite rising costs. The number of air ambulances with isolation pods is limited, which results in the inability
The current pandemic COVID-19 brings to light the difficulties faced by air ambulance services while transporting highly infectious patients like COVID positive for many hours in an enclosed space. As
ICATT Air Ambulance is proud to provide neonatal medical air transfer services to premature or critically ill newborns. Over the years, we’ve safely transferred many newborn babies and children from
In recent times, worldwide, there has been an increase in patients who are travelling long distances by air for medical needs. Air ambulances can save time when carrying critically ill
Emergency medical transportation can cost thousands of rupees, but non-emergency medical transportation is much cheaper. However, like anything in life, an emergency ends up costing you more money than anything
At this crucial moment, the medical department is overwhelmed. But, unfortunately, throughout pan-India, road transportation is slow, and it is prone to problems due to traffic and roadblocks. This is
