RED.Health,a medical emergency response platform has recently expanded its offerings to launch Air Ambulance services. The RED.Health Air Ambulance service is now available to provide medical emergency services across 550+ cities in India via air.

RED.Health aims to integrate the fragmented market of Air Ambulance into one platform to streamline cost variations and enable a committed team that can evacuate a patient safely through clinical expertise.  

RED.Health has 8 specialised aircraft that can evacuate patients from any terrain or geography of the nation timely and efficiently. RED Air Guardian not only enables air transfer for medical emergencies but also ensures surface transport to and from the airport. 

We manage over 25 aircrafts parked on airports all across India and more than 10 aircrafts parked in different parts of the world, to cater to overseas air evacuation. While we are accessible to most parts of India, we actively do air evacuations from cities like Raipur, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Delhi-NCR; and parts of Middle Eastern countries like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat and Doha, said RED.Health.

RED Air Guardian maintains the highest level of care and clinical proficiency while evacuating each patient to the specialised medical facility. All the ambulances are equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology, defined SOPs, Clinical Pathways, an excellent Medico-legal framework, and a team of highly qualified Critical Care professionals, it added.

"At RED.Health we take pride in reaching the patient in just 15 minutes. Taking a step forward, we are now equipped to save more and more lives in parts of the country where specialised or robust medical facilities are unavailable. Our Air Ambulance service can assist patients who need to be transferred long distances in case of emergency to a specialised medical facility. Our Team constantly strives to be efficient and empathetic, which not only makes our services faster but also ensures zero casualties in a field where the entire medical industry is competing for the best patient experience and dependability,” said Prabhdeep Singh, founder and CEO (chief executive officer) of RED.Health.