LifeLine Pilots offers free air transportation for medical care to individuals facing financial or medical barriers to travel anywhere in the Midwest. Mission Coordinators are available to help determine patient eligibility. Flights can originate from any location in the Midwest and to destinations between 100-1,000 miles away. There is no limit to how many times a passenger can fly with LifeLine Pilots. Adult patients may take one companion to travel with them. Child patients (18 or under) may take two companions. 

Free Air Transportation for Medical Care - LifeLine Pilots

Air Ambulance Services

Provides ambulance and helicopter trauma transfer.

Air Ambulance Services | St. Josephs Hospital Breese

Programs that utilize helicopters or fixed wing aircraft to airlift acutely ill or injured individuals from areas that are inaccessible to health care facilities for treatment, or from one health care facility to another for specialized care. Air ambulances are equipped and staffed to provide medical care during transit; operate locally, nationally or internationally; and may be used by critically ill patients who need advanced life support or by individuals who, because of their condition, are unable to fly commercially.