Cox Air Care

11/27/2025

11/24/2025

OB SIM!

11/16/2025

Thank you Midwest Emergency Photography for capturing us!

11/13/2025

It’s not every day our crews spot the Northern Lights in SW MO!

11/11/2025

Here at Cox Air Care, we are incredibly proud to have many veterans as vital members of our team. Their dedication, discipline, and commitment to service, honed during their time in uniform, are invaluable assets in our mission to provide critical care and rapid transport. They continue to serve our communities every single day, now in a different, but equally impactful, way.

To our veteran colleagues and to all veterans across the country – thank you for your unwavering service. Your legacy of protecting our freedoms and serving others inspires us all! We cannot thank you enough and today we try to express that gratitude! 🇺🇸🪖🎖️

11/09/2025

Keep Vanderbilt LifeFlight in your thoughts and prayers, the family members and all who have been affected by this tragedy.

Colleagues,

For 41 years, through more than 80,000 flights and 40,000 ground transports, the remarkable members of the Vanderbilt LifeFlight team have saved countless lives. Since inception, the program has highlighted safety as its most important priority. Despite the inherent risk of this work, these dedicated individuals feel called to serve patients in their most vulnerable moments, critically injured or ill.

Yesterday, three crew members serving on LifeFlight 1 were involved in an accident when their aircraft went down in an unpopulated area in Wilson County, TN. There was no patient on board at the time. Allan Williams, RN, Flight Nurse/Paramedic, did not survive. Andrew “Andy” Sikes, Critical Care Flight Paramedic, and the aircraft’s pilot, whose family has asked for privacy at this time, were seriously injured and remain in our care.

As we grieve with Allan’s family, I ask you to please join me in support of them as well as Andy, the pilot and their families.

Sincerely,

Jane Freedman, MD Deputy Chief Executive Officer Chief Health System Officer

11/08/2025

Ruck and Run in Republic for Veteran’s Appreciation Day! 🫡 🇺🇸

11/01/2025

🐠 We had a FIN-tastic time at our Under-the-Sea Halloween booth! 🐚🎃

And thank you to all the trick-or-treaters who drifted by to say hello, snagged some candy, and shared your boo-tiful smiles! You really made waves and turned the night into a reel catch! 🎣🍭🐙🍫🌊

10/28/2025

Today we honor all of you who suit up, answer the call, rise above the chaos, and serve others.
Some days are intense. Some calls leave a lasting impact. It's not always easy, and today we celebrate the skill, grit and heart you bring to every person who needs you in that moment. We’re proud to serve alongside you! Stay safe!

10/26/2025

It is our pleasure to introduce Ricky, the newest addition to our pilot team! Ricky has an extensive military background of 29 years of service. He has been part of Medevac search and rescue teams, loves to travel, and is happy to now be in Southwest Missouri!

10/21/2025

Autumn in the Ozarks 🍁—where every flight reminds us why we love the hills we call home.🍂

10/12/2025

Such a tragic event. Our deepest condolences to Suzie’s family, friends, coworkers and REACH Air Medical Services. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.

Our REACH family is devastated to share that Susan “Suzie” Smith has passed away from injuries sustained during the accident involving helicopter N414RX on Highway 50 on Monday night.

We will remember Suzie as a pillar of the EMS and healthcare community who saved countless lives by delivering compassionate care in their darkest hours. Suzie’s 50-year career as a nurse included nearly 21 years with REACH, and we are proud to call her our colleague and friend. We hope she is remembered for the light she brought to every call, every shift, and every patient she blessed with her care.

We grieve Suzie’s loss with her family, friends, colleagues and the entire community that she faithfully served. Her impact will be felt for years to come through the lives she touched, the teams she strengthened, and the compassion she embodied. Thank you for keeping Suzie’s loved ones and our REACH family in your thoughts and support for our team during this difficult time.