Transport and Med Care

Salus partners with OptimuMedicine | OptimumAIR, to provide medical transport and care services for disasters and planned, both CONUS and OCONUS. Some of these capabilities include:

When Medical Care Can't Wait, Salus Moves With You.

When someone is critically ill or injured, distance becomes part of the problem.

Salus Solutions provides medical transport and operational medical support for planned missions, emergencies, disasters, and complex operations in the United States and abroad. Through our medical partners, we can coordinate critical-care ambulances, medical aircraft, clinical personnel, equipment, and logistics to move patients safely to the care they need.

Medical teams may include registered nurses, critical-care paramedics, advanced-practice providers, physicians, and EMTs. Fixed-wing aircraft can be configured for medical transport across North America or around the world.

The objective is clear: bring the right care to the patient and move the patient safely to the right destination.

Advanced Care Wherever the Mission Takes You

Some missions take place far from a hospital.

Salus can help bring medical capability to the site. Mobile clinics can include examination rooms, X-ray, ultrasound, laboratory equipment, medications, supplies, and clinical personnel. These facilities can support remote operations, disasters, large events, and other environments where normal medical infrastructure is limited or unavailable.

For critically ill patients, available capabilities can include ventilator support, cardiac monitoring, infusion pumps, neonatal transport, ECMO, balloon pumps, intensive-care medications, and negative-pressure isolation systems.

A 24-hour dispatch capability can help coordinate medical teams, vehicles, aircraft, communications, equipment, and logistics. The mission may involve one patient or an entire remote-site medical operation.

From the First Call to the Final Handoff

Moving a patient is only part of the job. Every step must be coordinated.

Salus can connect medical operations with security, emergency management, travel support, communications, logistics, incident response, and disaster operations. This matters when the patient is in a remote location, an unstable environment, or a large-scale emergency where transportation and security are as important as clinical care.

We can help coordinate critical-care ambulances, fixed-wing medical transport, specialized patient movement, mobile medical facilities, and larger medical-support operations.

From the first call to the final handoff, the goal remains the same.

Bring the care. Coordinate the movement. Protect the patient. Get them where they need to go.