Stepping out of the hospital to fly with CareFlight, Dr Adam Sroor effectively takes the emergency room to his patients. Please visit our website to learn more. I http://bit.ly/2DY07sG Your donation today will help ensure CareFlight crews can continue to save lives and help patients around Australia.

CareFlight helped save little Lily Cross’s life when she almost drowned. For over an hour, two-year-old Lily showed no signs of life. Witnesses feared the worst. When CareFlight received the call, we were by Lily’s side. Lily is a true survivor. Please donate to help CareFlight stay in the air, saving lives like Lily’s. One day, it might be the life of someone you love.

CareFlight is a non-for-profit aeronautical charity, that was established in 1986. Our mission is to save lives, speed recovery and serve the community by providing the highest standard of rapid response critical care. Follow us on: Facebook: @MyCareflight Twitter: @MyCareFlight Website: https://careflight.org/

Thank you to CareFlight Supporters

CareFlight education manager Greg Brown demonstrates how to spot a fake CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) and illustrates the dangers associated with using an imitation instead of the genuine article.

Following a serious car accident, 19-year-old Ryan Lockard describes how being picked up by CareFlight's rapid response rescue medical crew and helicopter has changed his life. The video also features the emergency specialist, Dr Adam Sroor, who provided intensive care at the scene, and Ryan's parents Steve and Bernie. Visit http://careflight.org/support1/donate3/ to donate and help keep the cre...

The background story to the very popular TV ad now airing around Australia to raise awareness of CareFlight's MediSim program. These workshops provide high quality, simulation based trauma care training to rescue volunteers in regional and rural Australia using experienced doctors, nurses and paramedics. More than 115 workshops have trained more than 1600 people all over Australia since the progr...

The MediSim Trauma Care workshops provide high quality, simulation based trauma care training to rescue volunteers in regional and rural Australia using experienced doctors, nurses and paramedics at no cost to the participants. More than 115 workshops have trained more than 1600 people all over Australia since the program was launched in 2011. This message has been produced to promote the program...

- A new frontier for medical professionals

Meet one of CareFlight's engineers.

Meet CareFlight's Nurse Andrea

CareFlight's PHANTOM (Pre-Hospital Assessment of Noninvasive Tissue Oximetry Monitoring) Project will explore the potential to deliver better care to the individual. Visit www.careflight.org for more info.

An unusually strong low pressure depression developed which resulted in mid-summer snow across parts of south-east Australia. The weather system built into an exceptionally strong storm with winds reaching up to 70 knots, similar in strength to a lower-category hurricane. The rising storm produced an enormous waterspout perilously close to one yacht, ultimately causing the sinking of five boats an...

In 2005 Rachael fell down some stairs after suffering a brain aneurysm, CareFlight helped save her life.

CareFlight was established in 1986 by a group of health professionals who sought to create a better retrieval service for medical emergencies for people in remote areas. Our beginnings were humble, with just one helicopter based at Westmead Hospital in NSW, and one doctor on duty on each day. Back then, CareFlight transported an average of four patients a month. Today CareFlight has 12 doctors ro...

CareFlight was established in 1986 by a group of health professionals who sought to create a better retrieval service for medical emergencies for people in remote areas. Our beginnings were humble, with just one helicopter based at Westmead Hospital in NSW, and one doctor on duty on each day. Back then, CareFlight transported an average of four patients a month. Today CareFlight has 12 doctors ro...

13th July, 1997 Wentworth Falls

Thank you to CareFlight Supporters

CareFlight education manager Greg Brown demonstrates how to spot a fake CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) and illustrates the dangers associated with using an imitation instead of the genuine article.

Following a serious car accident, 19-year-old Ryan Lockard describes how being picked up by CareFlight's rapid response rescue medical crew and helicopter has changed his life. The video also features the emergency specialist, Dr Adam Sroor, who provided intensive care at the scene, and Ryan's parents Steve and Bernie. Visit http://careflight.org/support1/donate3/ to donate and help keep the cre...

The background story to the very popular TV ad now airing around Australia to raise awareness of CareFlight's MediSim program. These workshops provide high quality, simulation based trauma care training to rescue volunteers in regional and rural Australia using experienced doctors, nurses and paramedics. More than 115 workshops have trained more than 1600 people all over Australia since the progr...

The MediSim Trauma Care workshops provide high quality, simulation based trauma care training to rescue volunteers in regional and rural Australia using experienced doctors, nurses and paramedics at no cost to the participants. More than 115 workshops have trained more than 1600 people all over Australia since the program was launched in 2011. This message has been produced to promote the program...

- A new frontier for medical professionals

Meet one of CareFlight's engineers.

Meet CareFlight's Nurse Andrea

CareFlight's PHANTOM (Pre-Hospital Assessment of Noninvasive Tissue Oximetry Monitoring) Project will explore the potential to deliver better care to the individual. Visit www.careflight.org for more info.

An unusually strong low pressure depression developed which resulted in mid-summer snow across parts of south-east Australia. The weather system built into an exceptionally strong storm with winds reaching up to 70 knots, similar in strength to a lower-category hurricane. The rising storm produced an enormous waterspout perilously close to one yacht, ultimately causing the sinking of five boats an...

In 2005 Rachael fell down some stairs after suffering a brain aneurysm, CareFlight helped save her life.

CareFlight was established in 1986 by a group of health professionals who sought to create a better retrieval service for medical emergencies for people in remote areas. Our beginnings were humble, with just one helicopter based at Westmead Hospital in NSW, and one doctor on duty on each day. Back then, CareFlight transported an average of four patients a month. Today CareFlight has 12 doctors ro...

CareFlight was established in 1986 by a group of health professionals who sought to create a better retrieval service for medical emergencies for people in remote areas. Our beginnings were humble, with just one helicopter based at Westmead Hospital in NSW, and one doctor on duty on each day. Back then, CareFlight transported an average of four patients a month. Today CareFlight has 12 doctors ro...

13th July, 1997 Wentworth Falls