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Michael Adams
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Harney District EMS transported Michael Adams of Crane after he severed his arm in a farming accident. Harney District Hospital stabilized him before Air Life flew him to advanced medical care, saving his arm. |
Air Life flew Kaila Ritter of La Grande twice during a tricky pregnancy with twins. Thanks to her combo membership, she paid nothing out-of-pocket for nearly $30,000 in transport costs with Air Life and Medic One. The twins are now safe at home with mom & dad. |
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Kaila Ritter
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James Hayes
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When State Trooper James Hayes of Gilchrist was shot in the line of duty, the La Pine Fire District crew helped stabilize him for flight. The Air Life team landed at the La Pine Fire Station and flew James to the hospital. Fully recovered, James is back on duty. |
At 17, Rachel Smith was in a wreck that left her trapped in her car. The crew at Prineville Fire worked for more than two hours to extricate her from the wreckage while the Air Life team helped stabilize her for flight. Despite multiple injuries, Rachel recovered fully. |
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Rachel Smith
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Erick Kime
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When Erick Kime of Redmond had a skateboarding accident Redmond Fire & Rescue was at his side in minutes. His severe head injury required a neurosurgeon, so the Air Life team quickly flew him to Bend. Today, Erick is back on his board — and wearing his helmet! |
On three occasions, the Air Life and Wallowa County Ambulance Service teams have worked together to transport Barbara Eaves for treatment of a heart condition. Free from chest pains now, the Enterprise woman says, “I couldn’t have asked for better care.” |
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Barbara Eaves
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