History STAT Medevac

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1984
stat completes first transport.
1994
opens 2 helicopter bases, bringing total number five, , began using ifr.
1999
opened base in cleveland, ohio in partnership university hospitals, bringing total number of helicopter bases eight.
2000
opened bases in clearfield, pennsylvania , baltimore, maryland.
2001
opened medevac 11 in altoona, pennsylvania @ altoona hospital.
2002
opened base in ohio (lorain), in partnership university hospital. university medevac 8 crashes on takeoff university hospital, killing pilot , flight nurse. flight paramedic survives.
2003
opened 3 more helicopter bases: york, pa. youngstown, oh. kittanning, pa. began operating existing flight program based @ robert packer hospital in sayre, pa.
2004
medevac operations in cleveland , ohio transferred university hospital (medevac 8 , 12).
2005
opens new base in new philadelphia, oh. designated medevac 8 former medevac 8 base no longer operated stat medevac. opens new base in hagerstown, maryland, designated medevac 12.
2006
opens new base in dansville, ny. base closed later year after approximately 8 months. medevac 8 in new philadelphia, oh closed simultaneously. new base opened in washington, dc in partnership children s national medical center. stat medevac accredited commission on accreditation of medical transport systems.: : 2007
stat medevac opens medevac 18 @ children s national medical center. dubbed skybear .
2010
stat medevac becomes air operations vendor lifestar, based in harborcreek, pa. lifestar, division of emergycare, inc., provides medical crew , stat medevac provides pilot , direct air carrier services. medical crew operate under stat medevac protocols , receive medical command through statcomm.






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