OptimuM AIR

02/18/2026

At OptimuMedicine, we are deeply proud and honored to have played a key role in the urgent, life-saving medical transport of an Air Force veteran and mother of two.

Stories like this remind us why we do what we do: delivering compassionate, world-class critical care transport when every moment counts. We're grateful for the opportunity to serve our veterans and support families in their time of greatest need. Wishing Savali strength, healing, and a full recovery. 🇺🇸❤️

Read the full story: https://www.ktnv.com/news/air-force-veteran-mom-of-two-will-get-life-saving-medical-care-after-days-of-waiting-for-transport

Las Vegas Air Force veteran and mom of two Savali Craft is getting a medical transport from Sunrise Medical Center to Stanford Medical Center in California.

02/14/2026

To the ones who hold our hearts: our families, our crews, and every patient we fight for.

Happy Valentine's Day from our family—where every transport is powered by dedication and care. ❤️🚑✈️

02/12/2026

In the quiet above the clouds, purpose burns brighter than any sunset. Honored to serve those who need us most. 🌅🙏

01/30/2026

for 2026 are almost set! Stay tuned for the exact dates but we will have a class in March, June, September, & December. For more info or questions about our classes, please email us at education@optimumedicine.com.

01/15/2026

Post-holiday burnout isn’t “just in your head.” January is when a lot of health issues finally show up—fatigue, lingering colds, stress, and symptoms you brushed off during the rush.

Our January Health Check breaks down why it happens and what to watch for.

Read the full blog here: https://www.optimum-air.com/post/january-health-check-why-some-health-issues-show-up-after-the-holidays

January is when a lot of people finally slow down enough to notice something isn’t quite right. The holidays are over, routines come back, and symptoms that were easy to ignore in December suddenly feel harder to push aside.In healthcare, we see this every year. People show up with breathing probl...

01/07/2026

When a balloon pump patient needs transport, teamwork isn’t optional—it’s the standard. An IABP requires precise timing, continuous monitoring, medication management, and meticulous attention to alarms, power sources, and securement throughout every move.

That’s where our teams shine. Our ground and air crews work as one—coordinating patient packaging, pump management, and in‑route critical care so these high-acuity cardiac patients get the specialized transport they need, without missing a beat. 🚑 ✈️

01/01/2026

Sending New Year wishes your way—may the year ahead bring fresh starts, good health, and plenty of moments worth celebrating. 🥂

12/25/2025

From our families, to yours. Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁

Sending warm wishes to everyone—whether you celebrate today or you’re simply enjoying the season. May your day be filled with peace, comfort, and the people (and moments) that matter most. 🥰

12/18/2025

& Holiday stickers = instant festive vibes. 🤩🎄

12/15/2025

December Blog: December brings a surge in flu, RSV, and COVID—especially for kids, older adults, and anyone with heart or lung conditions. 😷 Protect yourself and your family by washing hands often, improving indoor ventilation, and masking in crowded indoor spaces if you’re high-risk. If you feel sick, stay home when you can, test early, and seek medical care right away for trouble breathing, dehydration, or worsening symptoms.

https://www.optimum-air.com/post/december-respiratory-surge-flu-rsv-and-covid-spike

Most people ride it out at home, but some folks—especially little kids, older adults, and people with lung or heart problems—can get sick fast. When a local hospital doesn’t have the right equipment or the patient needs more support than expected, our critical care teams get involved and help ...

12/12/2025

It’s the final day of our rigorous Critical Care Transport class—congratulations to our new hires for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence in patient care! 🚑✈️

12/01/2025

How does flying change how we care for patients during air medical transports? ✈️

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Most people don’t think much about what happens to the body once an aircraft lifts off. You find your seat, buckle up, feel the climb, and that’s about it. But for patients who are already sick or injured, even small changes in the air can matter. Flight crews watch these changes closely to keep...