Category Archives: Medical Transports

Avoiding Blood Clots on Long Flights

A four-hour flight may not seem all that long, but it can put travelers at risk of blood clots, also called deep vein thrombosis (DVT). In fact, any mode of travel that is four hours or longer – by car, bus, train or plane – puts travelers at risk of DVT. DVT is a condition…

Food and Water Safety Tips for Travelers

Part of the fun of travel is the excitement of trying new things, especially the flavors and local foods of the places where you are visiting. When traveling within the United States and Canada, there is little risk of developing illnesses from contaminated food or water. The risk also is minimal in developed countries. In…

How to Find a Travel Clinic & Affordable Air Medical Transport Services

If you are traveling outside the United States, you may need more than a valid passport to be prepared for a successful experience. Depending on your destination, you may need to receive one or more vaccinations before you travel, or to begin taking prescription medicines that you’ll continue throughout your trip. You also may be…

Air Travel Tips for the Elderly and Disabled

For the elderly and disabled, traveling can bring on a number of obstacles outside the normal stresses we all encounter when traveling. Getting to and navigating busy airports can be a daunting task. Here are some air travel tips that can help make the trip a little less hectic for the elderly and disabled: Consult…