The Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems is dedicated to improving the quality of patient care and safety of the transport environment for services providing rotorwing, fixed wing and ground transport systems. |
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New CAMTS Policies - Nov 2008 |
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Announcement - See the Policy and Procedure Manual with all the 2008 revisions in the download area under Policies and Procedures or by clicking here. |
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Addendum to 2006 Accreditation Standards DRAFT Revised |
Comment on the new draft until December 15, 2008. Addendum to standards will be effective after a Board vote in January, 2009.
Download the addendum here, which includes references and a comment card. |
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Featured Program: AirMed International |
AirMed International is a fixed-wing air ambulance company based in Birmingham, Alabama and received its fourth consecutive CAMTS accreditation in 2007. AirMed averages 2,100 transports annually and routinely flies for world-renowned hospitals, insurance carriers and the U.S. Department of Defense. With more than 12,000 total missions, AirMed’s medical teams are among the most experienced in the industry. AirMed operates its own fleet of fully customized aircraft and has bases in 4 cities, including Honolulu where their subsidiary, AirMed Hawaii, operates inter-island transports. AirMed’s newest base in Hong Kong is pending CAMTS accreditation. |
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