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Palladium Health Selects Air Ambulance Company AirMed International as Their Official Medical Evacuation Service
Date:8/17/2008

Air ambulance services from AirMed will be offered through Palladium Member Plans.

Birmingham, AL (PRWEB) August 17, 2008 -- Award-winning air ambulance company AirMed International has announced it has become the official air medical evacuation program for Maryland-based healthcare services company, Palladium Health.

Palladium Health offers comprehensive services such as medical support, consultation and second opinion services catering to the unique healthcare needs of the Chinese-speaking community in the United States and abroad.

"With many clients who travel extensively, we knew there was a need for medical evacuation coverage as part of our services," said Yi-Wei Chang, Vice President of Operations at Palladium Health. "We selected AirMed because of its reputation for being the finest air ambulance company in the industry." Palladium will provide AirMed memberships to their customers who join at the Premiere and Palladium Levels. These annual AirMed memberships will offer the same coverage that all AirMed travelers receive. If a member is hospitalized more than 150 miles from home, AirMed will send one of its state-of-the-art medical jets to bring them to the hospital of their choice.

http://www.airmed.com?campaign=August08B [About the AirMed Air Ambulance Membership Program]
If you're ever hospitalized at home or abroad, an AirMed Traveler membership means you will be airlifted to the hospital of your choice - as long as it's 150 miles away. Meanwhile, the most experienced and respected air ambulance medical team will treat you on one of our state-of-the-art jets. AirMed provides world-class transportation and the most experienced medical teams in the air--bedside-to bedside. AirMed Traveler pre-paid memberships are available to anyone in the U.S. or Canada and plans start
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