Q. When will I require an air ambulance?
- patients injured or taken ill while on vacation needing to be flown home;
- patients with serious medical conditions needing transportation to a medical centre that has capabilities unavailable locally;
- chronically-ill patients who want to relocate closer to family members; and
Q. How much notice or advance time is required to make flight arrangements for the patient?
Q. What does "bedside to bedside" medical transport mean?
Q. What type of medical escorts does EMA GLOBAL provide?
Q. Do you have the capability to supply a neonatal or paediatric team to transport infants and small children?
Q. Is EMA GLOBAL able to transport premature babies?
A. When premature babies are born earlier than expected they are particularly vulnerable and sensitive as not all of their bodily functions are fully developed. As such they need a warm environment, because they are not yet able to regulate their body temperature in the same way as adults do. To achieve this, they are placed into special incubators. If necessary, they can be artificially respirated and given infusions. If premature babies need to be transported from one hospital to another, it is vital that they receive continuous treatment and medical care. EMA GLOBAL uses special transport incubators that have been designed to allow babies to be treated under constant conditions and without interruption.
Q. What assurances are there that the aircraft is safe?
All of the air ambulances EMA GLOBAL use for medical transportation are registered in Australia and are based at Seletar Airport. These air ambulances are regulated by the Australian Civil Aviation Civil Authority (CASA). They enforce very stringent regulations that outline pilot training and aircraft operation and maintenance. EMA GLOBAL ensures that all of our air ambulances meets or exceeds all of these guidelines. In addition, all of EMA GLOBAL’s air ambulances are designed and equipped for all weather operation and have outstanding safety records.
Q. What do I need to prepare for before the medical transport flight?
Q. Can a family member come with the patient on board the air ambulance?
- condition of patient
- whether any special medical equipment which takes up extra space is required to be brought on-board the aircraft
- whether additional medical escorts are required
- whether there is seat availability.
Q. How long is the flight?
Q. How much luggage can I bring?
Q. Are meals served on the air ambulance?
Q. When was EMA GLOBAL founded?
Q. Where is EMA GLOBAL's headquarters?
Our headquarters and 24/7 Alarm Centre is located at Farrer Park Medical Centre, #15-18 Farrer Park Medical Centre, 1 Farrer Park Station Road, Singapore 217562. In Singapore, we also have premises at the following locations:
Hospital (Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre)
3 Mount Elizabeth #15-05, Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, Singapore 228510
Administrative & Flight Operations Office
#08-34 A ‘Posh Bizhub, 1 Yishun Industrial Street 1, Singapore 768160<
Q. How do I apply for a job at EMA GLOBAL?
Q. What services does EMA GLOBAL offer?
Q. What is a medical evacuation?
Q. What is your geographical coverage and network?
Q. How much does a medical evacuation on an air ambulance cost?
To provide an accurate quote, we require the patient’s medical report before we can determine the actual cost of a medical evacuation. For assistance, please call ourCareline at +6570 2552 for a quote.
Q. Will the cost of the air ambulance transport be covered by my insurance?
Most travel insurance products include coverage for medical evacuation. However, as we are not in the insurance business, we are not equipped to provide you with a comprehensive answer. Please check with your insurer on coverage details, especially with regard to terms, conditions and exclusions of your policy.
Q. What form of payment does EMA GLOBAL accept?
A. We accept payment by cash, bank transfer and credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Unionpay, JCB, American Express).
Q. When will I require an air ambulance?
- patients injured or taken ill while on vacation needing to be flown home;
- patients with serious medical conditions needing transportation to a medical centre that has capabilities unavailable locally;
- chronically-ill patients who want to relocate closer to family members; and
Q. How much notice or advance time is required to make flight arrangements for the patient?
Q. What does "bedside to bedside" medical transport mean?
Q. What type of medical escorts does EMA GLOBAL provide?
Q. Do you have the capability to supply a neonatal or paediatric team to transport infants and small children?
Q. Is EMA GLOBAL able to transport premature babies?
A. When premature babies are born earlier than expected they are particularly vulnerable and sensitive as not all of their bodily functions are fully developed. As such they need a warm environment, because they are not yet able to regulate their body temperature in the same way as adults do. To achieve this, they are placed into special incubators. If necessary, they can be artificially respirated and given infusions. If premature babies need to be transported from one hospital to another, it is vital that they receive continuous treatment and medical care. EMA GLOBAL uses special transport incubators that have been designed to allow babies to be treated under constant conditions and without interruption.
Q. What assurances are there that the aircraft is safe?
All of the air ambulances EMA GLOBAL use for medical transportation are registered in Australia and are based at Seletar Airport. These air ambulances are regulated by the Australian Civil Aviation Civil Authority (CASA). They enforce very stringent regulations that outline pilot training and aircraft operation and maintenance. EMA GLOBAL ensures that all of our air ambulances meets or exceeds all of these guidelines. In addition, all of EMA GLOBAL’s air ambulances are designed and equipped for all weather operation and have outstanding safety records.
Q. What do I need to prepare for before the medical transport flight?
Q. Can a family member come with the patient on board the air ambulance?
- condition of patient
- whether any special medical equipment which takes up extra space is required to be brought on-board the aircraft
- whether additional medical escorts are required
- whether there is seat availability.
Q. How long is the flight?
Q. How much luggage can I bring?
Q. Are meals served on the air ambulance?
Q. When was EMA GLOBAL founded?
Q. Where is EMA GLOBAL's headquarters?
3 Mount Elizabeth #15-05, Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre, Singapore 228510
#08-34 A ‘Posh Bizhub, 1 Yishun Industrial Street 1, Singapore 768160
Q. How do I apply for a job at EMA GLOBAL?
Q. What services does EMA GLOBAL offer?
Q. What is a medical evacuation?
Q. What is your geographical coverage and network?
Q. How much does a medical evacuation on an air ambulance cost?
To provide an accurate quote, we require the patient’s medical report before we can determine the actual cost of a medical evacuation. For assistance, please call ourCareline at +6570 2552 for a quote.
Q. Will the cost of the air ambulance transport be covered by my insurance?
Most travel insurance products include coverage for medical evacuation. However, as we are not in the insurance business, we are not equipped to provide you with a comprehensive answer. Please check with your insurer on coverage details, especially with regard to terms, conditions and exclusions of your policy.
Q. What form of payment does EMA GLOBAL accept?
A. We accept payment by cash, bank transfer and credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Unionpay, JCB, American Express).
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