Critical air and ground transport for adult and pediatric patients
AIRLIFE is the Emergency Medical /Critical Care Transport Service of the HealthONE system of hospitals, clinics and healthcare plazas providing air and ground critical care transport for both adult and pediatric medical/ trauma patients.
AirLife Administration
- Brian Leonard, Director Business Operations | Email Brian
- Kim Smith, Chief Flight Nurse | Email Kim
- Cori Gobell, Operations Manager | Email Cori
- Karen Snider, Specialty Teams Manager | Email Karen
AirLife Outreach
- Matt Spoon, Outreach Coordinator | Email Matt
- Dane Dyk, Outreach Coordinator | Email Dane
- Tim Neaderhiser, Outreach Educator | Email Tim
About us
AirLife Denver’s mission is to provide the highest quality, compassionate patient care, delivered with safe, appropriate transportation by a committed and expert team of professionals. AirLife operates four helicopter bases within Colorado, covering the Denver Metro Region as well as the Front Range and the Eastern Plains, extending into Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas. We also operate two KingAir 200 fixed-wing airplanes allowing us to extend our services during periods of inclement weather and over greater distances.
- AirLife Denver offers critical care services at the highest level for all of our patients, transporting them from anywhere in our region to the most appropriate facility for their continued care.
- Adult-Pediatric Team: This is our primary team providing highly skilled care to all patients 5kg and up. We respond to scene flights anywhere in our region–from the mountains to the plains, as well as provide critical-care interfacility transports.
- Our team consists of Critical Care RNs and Critical Care Paramedics with a minimum of five years of experience. We are partners with Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, as well as our other HealthONE Hospitals to help us train and provide expert-level care across these disciplines.
- In addition to our adult and pediatric services, we have dedicated specialty teams with discipline-specific credentials providers on each.
- High-Risk Obstetric Team: Consisting of a RNC-OB RN and a member of the adult-peds team
- Neonatal Team: Consisting of a neonatal nurse practitioner and a neonatal RN
All of AirLife Denver’s aircraft are owned and operated by Air Methods Corporation under its FAA part 135 On-Demand Air Carrier certificate number QMLL253U.
AirLife Denver’s ground ambulances are owned and operated by NorthGlenn Ambulance Service.
Accredited by: Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems
