EagleMed 4 Dodge City

01/21/2026

When dropping off our patient today, they got to see a Finding Nemo plane! Thank you all for the call this morning.

01/01/2026

Happy New Years everyone. Although, we enjoy helping others and enjoy socializing with the community. Please, use safe ride tonight, instead of getting a ride with us.

12/29/2025

Today was a big day for Gary Hartman of Eaglemed 4 as he has been with us at Eaglemed for 10 years. It was a special moment as his daughter was able to give him his anniversary pin.

Thank you so much for all you do and we are so lucky to get to work with such an experienced paramedic with over 30 years of EMS experience. Congratulations Gary!

12/06/2025

This is some good information about winter weather challenges from our sister company Air Evac Lifeteam 35 - Marion, IL!

Our priority is our crews and those we serve. We are always taking these factors into consideration when accepting flights.

🚁 Winter is settling in, and with it comes unique challenges for aviation — especially for medical aircraft like ours at Air Evac Lifeteam.
Even when the skies look clear from the ground, cold-weather conditions can create hazards that affect whether we’re able to launch safely.

One of the biggest winter concerns in aviation is icing.
Icing is the buildup of ice on an aircraft’s wings, rotor blades, engine components, or instruments. Even a small amount of ice can significantly affect performance by:

• altering aerodynamics
• decreasing lift and increasing drag
• reducing overall aircraft performance
• interfering with critical instruments
• decreasing engine power or causing potential damage

When does icing occur?
Icing can happen anytime the air temperature is 32°F (0°C) or colder and there is visible moisture present such as clouds, fog, rain, freezing drizzle, sleet, or snow.

Many icing events come from supercooled water droplets such as liquid moisture that remains unfrozen in freezing temperatures. When these droplets strike an aircraft, they freeze instantly, creating potentially dangerous ice buildup.

Even when the weather appears perfect from the ground, hazardous icing may exist at altitude or along the flight path.
That’s why our pilots conduct thorough weather evaluations before every mission and at times consult our Operational Control Center which consist of other pilots scanning the radar while we are out flying!

🚁 At Air Evac Lifeteam, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s our promise to our crews, our patients, and our requestors.
If you have a patient who may need air transport, please call us. Our crew will assess the conditions and make the safest decision for everyone involved. Your call allows us to explore every option safely and professionally.

We’re here for you all winter long — 24/7, whenever the need arises.

11/14/2025

🌟 **Congratulations to our Lead Pilot, Carlos Bautista!** 🌟

We couldn’t be more proud to celebrate Carlos as he was honored at the **Stars of Life** event in Washington, D.C.! Carlos, along with his family, had the opportunity to represent our Dodge City, Kansas base and be recognized on a national stage for his unwavering dedication, leadership, and commitment to safety and service.

Carlos, your hard work inspires every one of us. Thank you for the passion you bring to the job, the guidance you provide to your team, and the countless lives you positively impact.

Please join us in congratulating Carlos on this well-deserved honor! ✨👏✈️

11/14/2025

Carlos Bautista is being recognized for his exceptional leadership and expertise in the air medical industry, with more than 9,600 flight hours and a proven record of safety and excellence. A mentor and trusted advisor, he continues to shape EagleMed’s culture of service and innovation.

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11/12/2025

Thank you Garden City for the call. We were able to get some great picture.

08/19/2025

Thank you Osborne County for the call and the pictures you provided!

07/16/2025

🚨✈️ Breaking Ground in Critical Care! 👍�EagleMed 4 is proud to be a fixed-wing aircraft in our region to carry lifesaving blood products onboard — now available on both interfacility transports and scene flights. 🩸

This means faster, more advanced care in the moments that matter most — whether we’re responding to emergencies in the field or transferring patients between facilities.
We’re committed to pushing the boundaries of rural and regional critical care, and this is a major step forward for the communities we serve. 💪❤️

06/26/2025

06/25/2025

Thank you all, that came out and celebrated our 44th Anniversary of Eaglemed being in Dodge City. We love serving this community and will continue to serve our community.

We were able to recognize one of our amazing flight nurses for having over 2000 patient flights at Eaglemed. Dodge City Area Chamber of CommerceDodge City Daily GloberKAKE News. Thank you, Patty King for your service and dedication.

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