EagleMed - Wichita, KS

06/02/2026

Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to Flight Nurse / Paramedic Nathanael Day! We hope you have the best day, and we are lucky to have you on our team! 🎉🥳🎂

05/31/2026

Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to Rotor Pilot Chuck Shrout! We hope you have the best day, and we are so lucky to have you on our team! 🎉🎂🥳

05/30/2026

There are more than 8 million registered motorcycles in the United States – a number that shows just how many people know the type of exhilaration and fun the open road can present.
However, the joy of motorcycling does not come without risk. During Motorcycle Safety Awareness
Month, EagleMed - Wichita, KS offers the following tips to keep you safe.
• Make sure you are licensed to ride. Requirements vary by state, but every state requires that
you have a motorcycle endorsement to supplement your normal driver’s license.
• Take a riding course. Instructional motorcycle courses are designed to teach new
and experienced riders important safety and riding skills.
• Wear the right gear. All riders are advised to wear a DOT-certified motorcycle helmet as well
as high-visibility clothing, long-sleeves, long-pants and appropriate footwear. Remember,
helmet laws vary by state.
• Follow the rules of the road and ride responsibly.
• Never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

05/28/2026

It’s Bicycle Safety Month! As the weather warms up, we are seeing more and more people taking their bikes out for a ride.
Bicycle riding is an affordable mode of transportation, enjoyable recreational activity and an excellent form of exercise. To ensure your safety when riding a bike, please remember the following tips:
• Follow all traffic rules when riding on roads
• Wear light clothing, use reflectors and lights and use hand signals as directional indicators
• Use a bike that fits you properly and is in good working order
• Wear clothing that is not loose or with strings that could get caught in the bike mechanism
• Wear shoes that prevent slippage and protect the feet
• Replace any helmet that has been involved in a crash or is damaged, or if the helmet cannot be adjusted or no longer fits

05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, EagleMed - Wichita, KS pauses to honor those who gave their lives in service to the United States Armed Forces. Their courage, sacrifice and unwavering dedication to our nation
will forever be remembered. We are grateful for their legacy and hold their families in our thoughts today.

05/24/2026

As aircraft evolve with new technology, materials and designs, one thing remains constant: the essential work of aviation maintenance technicians. Today, EagleMed - Wichita, KS proudly recognizes our exceptional AMTs whose expertise keeps our crews and patients safe every single day. Your attention to detail, commitment to safety and dedication to excellence are at the heart of our air operations. Thank you for all you do and for the high standards you uphold on every flight.
Here are just a few of our amazing AMTs. We don’t tell you often enough, but we appreciate you!

05/21/2026

Today on National Stop the Bleed Day, EagleMed - Wichita, KS encourages everyone to get trained, speak up, and help prepare their communities to respond confidently in a bleeding emergency. Even a few minutes of learning can make a lifesaving difference, whether you take a local training course or review basic bleeding control techniques at home.
In an emergency, remember the essentials of Stop the Bleed: Alert, Bleeding, Compress.
Knowing these steps can empower anyone to take action when it matters most.

05/20/2026

The winner of our giveaway is Brandon Ream! Please send us a message with your contact information! Congratulations and Happy EMS Week!
Thank you all for entering, we enjoyed reading all of the comments!

05/20/2026

Happy to say she’s one of our own! We absolutely agree that Cindy is a phenomenal Nurse/Paramedic and an amazing Base Medical Manager! Happy EMS week Cindy!

🚑 To bring awareness of what EMS does for our communities during EMS Week, we’re highlighting the individuals who serve on the front lines of emergency care.

Meet Cindy Betts, EagleMed - Wichita, KS Flight Nurse and Base Medical Manager, whose 28 years in EMS have been dedicated to caring for patients and supporting emergency medical teams. Cindy’s work in air ambulance services — including both airplanes and helicopters — helps bring critical care to patients when and where it’s needed most.

🚁 She's pictured here with members of her team on the top of the helipad at Via Christi St. Francis. As a Level I Trauma Center, rapid air transport can help patients access specialized care as quickly as possible, especially in severe or time-sensitive emergencies.

One of the most rewarding parts of the job, Cindy shares, is hearing about a patient’s positive outcome.

05/19/2026

On Safety Tuesday during EMS Week, EagleMed - Wichita, KS is sharing helpful reminders to
make sure you’re prepared when calling 911. Knowing what to expect – and what information
to provide – can help emergency responders get to you faster and safely. Here are a few important tips to keep in mind.
• Stay calm: You will need to communicate clearly with the call taker
• Know the address of the house or building you are at, including the street address and
unit/apartment number
• Know the phone number you are calling from
• Communicate the nature of your emergency and related details
• Tell the call taker if anyone needs medical attention
• Be prepared to follow any instructions the call taker might give you
• DO NOT hang up until the call taker instructs you to do so