Northwest MedStar to attend the Walla Walla County Fair SPOKANE, Wash. A Northwest MedStar helicopter and the flight team will be attending the Walla Walla County Fair on Saturday, September 4, from noon- 6:00 p.m.

September12004Nicole Stewart509 232 8131stewarn@inhs.orgSpokaneWA2010 09 01Northwest MedStar to Attend Kootenai Medical Center Kids Triathlon SPOKANE, Wash. A Northwest MedStar helicopter and pediatric ambulance will be attending the Kootenai Medical Center Kids Triathlon on Saturday, September 4. The pediatric ambulance will

The Northwest MedStar crew is showcasing the Northwest MedStar critical care ambulance at the 2010 Fairchild Air Force Base SkyFest.

Northwest MedStar, the region’s critical emergency care transport service, will begin providing transport services in Moses Lake beginning Memorial Day weekend to ensure additional coverage for critically ill or injured patients in the north central

Northwest MedStar, the region’s critical care transport service, is part of the communities it provides service to. In an effort to ensure people have the most current information on how to direct a Northwest MedStar

Northwest MedStar, the region’s critical care transport service, is part of the communities it provides service to. In an effort to educate students and the community on the dangers of drunk driving, Northwest MedStar will

Northwest MedStar will begin to provide management services and program oversight today, Oct. 5 for AirLink Critical Care Transport. AirLink will continue to be owned by Bend based Cascade Healthcare Community.   CHC entered the

Northwest MedStar, the region’s premier critical care transport service, has introduced three new state of the art Pilatus PC 12 47E turboprop aircraft to its fleet to effectively transport critically ill or injured patients with

Eveline Bisson, director of Northwest MedStar, was recently elected to the Association of Air Medical Services (AAMS) Board. AAMS is a voluntary non profit organization that supports medical transport services in maintaining performance standards of

Ground critical care transport services will support air operations. Northwest MedStar, the region’s premier critical care transport service, has added two new critical care ambulances to its fleet of aircraft. The new critical

Susan Kies was recently hired as a dispatcher within Northwest MedStar’s Communication Center. Susan has 13 years of experience with law enforcement and fire dispatch. She received her training in Santa

Northwest MedStar recently hired new additions to their flight and EMT crew. Laura Kripinski, a registered nurse, and Michelle Rogers, a registered respiratory therapist, are returning employees who were hired as flight

Northwest MedStar, a service of Inland Northwest Health Services, along with Sacred Heart Medical Center and Lincoln Memorial Hospital, received the Qualis Health Award for quality health care delivery and outcomes at the

Northwest MedStar, a non profit service of Inland Northwest Health Services, now has a Membership Program designed to protect members from high out of pocket expenses should critical care air medical transport be necessary.The program cost