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Airlife Denver
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HCA Healthcare, Inc.
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Private
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1983
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AirLife Denver, operating as HCA HealthONE AirLife, is a Colorado-headquartered air and ground medical transport service founded in 1983 and now operating as a service line within HCA Healthcare, Inc. (NYSE: HCA). The company provides critical care transport for adult and pediatric trauma, cardiac, neuro, and medical patients across a four-state region (Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming) via helicopter (Bell 407 Eagle HP and standard Bell 407), fixed-wing (King Air 200), and ground ambulance (20+ units including two advanced neonatal ambulances). Aircraft are owned and operated by Air Methods Corporation under an FAA Part 135 On-Demand Air Carrier certificate; clinical specialty teams cover adult-pediatric critical care, neonatal, high-risk obstetric, and Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump (IABP) transport with a minimum five-year experience floor for clinicians.

The business monetizes through a mix of managed-service transport arrangements with hospital systems (notably HCA HealthONE facilities), EMS agencies, and healthcare payers (insurance, Medicare/Medicaid). The core referral channel is the Access HCA HealthONE 24/7 transfer center, staffed by acute care RNs, supplemented by two dedicated outreach coordinators who engage referring physicians and partner facilities. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, reflecting the B2B healthcare services nature of the offering. Operations are anchored at six bases: Northglenn (headquarters), Thornton/Mountain Ridge (opened April 2023), Lone Tree/Sky Ridge, Hugo/Lincoln Community Hospital (opened 2015), Holyoke/Melissa Memorial Hospital (opened 2018), and a fixed-wing hangar at Centennial Airport.

Strategic posture combines deep parent-affiliate integration with HCA HealthONE hospitals, CAMTS accreditation (with site visit scheduled for February 2026), and American Heart Association Mission: Lifeline EMS Gold Plus status. The company has completed 65,000+ transports cumulatively at a run rate of 3,000+ per year and in August 2024 expanded into ground EMS by acquiring Northglenn Ambulance (rebranded HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS), adding 19 ambulances across three metro Denver bases — a first-of-its-kind prehospital investment for an HCA Healthcare facility.

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Airlife Denver (HCA HealthONE AirLife) is a Colorado-headquartered air and ground critical care medical transport service, founded in 1983, providing helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance transport for adult, pediatric, neonatal, and high-risk obstetric patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming.

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51–100
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HeadquartersAurora, United States
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Aurora
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices6 records

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Keyword5 values
air medical transport, critical care transport, emergency medical services, helicopter EMS, interfacility transfers
Industry4 codes
1Air Medical Transport (Helicopter/Fixed-Wing)
CodeHLAFANADPrimaryYes
2Medical Air Transport (Air Ambulance/Patient Transfer)
CodeTLAFABAGPrimaryNo
3Helicopter Medical Passenger Transport (Non-Emergency)
CodeTLAFACAIPrimaryNo
4Medical Passenger Transfer (Non-Emergency Patient Transport)
CodeTHABAGAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Air Transportation481
  • Nonscheduled Air Transportation4812
  • Ambulance Services62191
SIC code2 codes
  • Air Transportation, Nonscheduled4522
  • Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec8090
Product category
Air Medical Transport Services
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Revenue model1 record
1Medical Transport Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

Emergency and critical care air and ground transport services for adult and pediatric patients, including scene flights, interfacility transfers, and specialized neonatal and high-risk OB transports. Revenue generated through contracts with healthcare facilities, EMS agencies, and insurance/healthcare payers.

airlifedenver.com
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
GTM typeB2B
B2B
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Services
Core offering1 text field

AirLife Denver provides emergency air and ground critical care medical transport for adult and pediatric patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. Services include helicopter scene flights and interfacility transfers using Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, fixed-wing transport via King Air 200 aircraft, and ground ambulance services. Specialty clinical teams support neonatal, high-risk obstetric, cardiac (IABP), trauma, neuro, and pediatric patients, with a 150-mile helicopter response radius and 500-mile fixed-wing range.

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  • 40 years of continuous service with 65,000+ patient transports
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Product overview1 text field

HCA HealthONE AirLife is a comprehensive medical transport service operating as a single integrated platform with multiple transport modalities. The core offerings include HCA HealthONE AirLife Critical Care (air and ground critical care transport) and HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS (ground ambulance services). These operate through specialty teams including Adult-Pediatric Critical Care, Neonatal Critical Care Transport, High-Risk Obstetric Transport, and Fixed-Wing Air Transport. The service covers Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming with a fleet of Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, King Air 200 aircraft, and 20+ ground ambulances. Specialty Device Transport capability for IABP and isolettes is available across all transport modes.

Product and service6 records
1HCA HealthONE AirLife Critical Care
CategoryAir Medical Transport
Description

CAMTS accredited air and ground critical care transport service providing emergency medical transport for adult and pediatric medical/trauma patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. Operates Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, King Air 200 fixed-wing aircraft, and advanced ground ambulances.

2HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS
CategoryGround Ambulance Services
Description

Ground ambulance and critical care transport services for the metro Denver region, providing ALS and BLS transportation, 911 response support, and interfacility transfers. Operates a fleet of 20 ambulances.

3Adult-Pediatric Critical Care Transport
CategorySpecialty Medical Transport
Description

Primary team providing highly skilled care to adult and pediatric patients 5 kg and up, consisting of Critical Care RNs and Critical Care Paramedics with a minimum of five years of experience. Responds to scene flights and provides critical-care interfacility transports.

4Neonatal Critical Care Transport
CategorySpecialty Medical Transport
Description

Specialized transport service for neonatal patients featuring advanced practice nurses and neonatal RN configuration. Includes dedicated neonatal ambulances for interfacility and neonatal critical care transports.

5High-Risk Obstetric Transport
CategorySpecialty Medical Transport
Description

Specialized team consisting of an RNC-OB RN and adult-pediatric team member dedicated to transporting high-risk obstetric patients.

6Fixed-Wing Air Transport
CategoryAir Medical Transport
Description

Long-distance air transport using King Air 200 fixed-wing aircraft operated by Air Methods Corporation, based at Centennial Airport. Enables transport up to 500 miles for patients requiring extended travel, including Western US destinations.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-08-01
Description

Acquired in August 2024, Northglenn Ambulance (61+ years of service) was rebranded as HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS. Fleet of 19 ambulances in three bases across metro Denver for prehospital care and transport.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-04-01
Description

Helicopter base opened April 2023 at HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge in Thornton, CO. Provides continuous 24/7 air medical services to the northern Denver metro area.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2018-08-01
Description

Rural helicopter base opened in 2018 at Melissa Memorial Hospital in Holyoke, CO. Solidifies air medical support of the Eastern Plains with 24/7 operations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2015-08-01
Description

Rural helicopter base location opened August 2015 at Lincoln Community Hospital. Provides 24/7 air medical services to the Eastern Plains of Colorado.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Air Methods Corporation owns and operates all HCA HealthONE AirLife aircraft under its FAA part 135 On-Demand Air Carrier certificate number QMLL253U. They provide helicopter fleet including Bell 407 Eagle HP and standard 407 models, as well as King Air 200 fixed-wing aircraft.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Specialized pediatric and neonatal care partnership. HCA HealthONE AirLife partners with Rocky Mountain Children's Hospital to train and provide expert-level pediatric and neonatal transport services.

Recent move11 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest air medical transport operator in the US and the actual Part 135 operator of AirLife Denver's fleet; directly comparable as a rotor-wing air ambulance provider, though operating at national scale versus AirLife's regional Colorado/Rocky Mountain focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

National air ambulance operator partnered with hospital systems and health networks; directly comparable community-based helicopter EMS model with similar clinical staffing and CAMTS-accredited operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

California-based helicopter and fixed-wing air ambulance operator with similar hospital-partnership and community-base model; comparable specialty transport (neonatal, cardiac) capabilities and rural/regional service footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Air medical transport operator with rotor and fixed-wing services across the Mountain West, including Colorado; directly comparable in rural and community-based air ambulance mission profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Not-for-profit air medical transport program serving the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West with rotor and fixed-wing services; directly comparable in mission profile (scene, interfacility, specialty neonatal/OB) and regional scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major US air medical transport provider offering helicopter and fixed-wing medical transport with comparable clinical crew configurations (RN/paramedic) and hospital-integrated service model; competes for similar hospital-system contracts.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Air medical transport operator with a growing network of bases across the central and southeastern US; comparable mission profile (rotor-wing EMS, hospital partnerships) at a smaller scale than national incumbents.

TypeRegional player
Description

Hospital-based rotor and fixed-wing air medical program in the Pacific Northwest offering comparable scene and interfacility critical care transport; relevant as a regional health-system-integrated model though operating in a different geography.

TypeRegional player
Description

Specialty neonatal and pediatric critical care transport team serving Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region; competes directly with AirLife's neonatal and pediatric transport capabilities for the same referral hospitals.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Hospital-affiliated air medical program operated within the Centura/CommonSpirit system in the Denver metro and Colorado region; directly comparable as a hospital-network-embedded rotor-wing air ambulance program in the same geography.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers5 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Airlife Denver

Air Medical Transport Servicesairlifedenver.com

Airlife Denver (HCA HealthONE AirLife) is a Colorado-headquartered air and ground critical care medical transport service, founded in 1983, providing helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance transport for adult, pediatric, neonatal, and high-risk obstetric patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming.

What Airlife Denver does

AirLife Denver, operating as HCA HealthONE AirLife, is a Colorado-headquartered air and ground medical transport service founded in 1983 and now operating as a service line within HCA Healthcare, Inc. (NYSE: HCA). The company provides critical care transport for adult and pediatric trauma, cardiac, neuro, and medical patients across a four-state region (Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming) via helicopter (Bell 407 Eagle HP and standard Bell 407), fixed-wing (King Air 200), and ground ambulance (20+ units including two advanced neonatal ambulances). Aircraft are owned and operated by Air Methods Corporation under an FAA Part 135 On-Demand Air Carrier certificate; clinical specialty teams cover adult-pediatric critical care, neonatal, high-risk obstetric, and Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump (IABP) transport with a minimum five-year experience floor for clinicians.

The business monetizes through a mix of managed-service transport arrangements with hospital systems (notably HCA HealthONE facilities), EMS agencies, and healthcare payers (insurance, Medicare/Medicaid). The core referral channel is the Access HCA HealthONE 24/7 transfer center, staffed by acute care RNs, supplemented by two dedicated outreach coordinators who engage referring physicians and partner facilities. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, reflecting the B2B healthcare services nature of the offering. Operations are anchored at six bases: Northglenn (headquarters), Thornton/Mountain Ridge (opened April 2023), Lone Tree/Sky Ridge, Hugo/Lincoln Community Hospital (opened 2015), Holyoke/Melissa Memorial Hospital (opened 2018), and a fixed-wing hangar at Centennial Airport.

Strategic posture combines deep parent-affiliate integration with HCA HealthONE hospitals, CAMTS accreditation (with site visit scheduled for February 2026), and American Heart Association Mission: Lifeline EMS Gold Plus status. The company has completed 65,000+ transports cumulatively at a run rate of 3,000+ per year and in August 2024 expanded into ground EMS by acquiring Northglenn Ambulance (rebranded HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS), adding 19 ambulances across three metro Denver bases — a first-of-its-kind prehospital investment for an HCA Healthcare facility.

Airlife Denver firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Airlife Denver
Legal name
HCA Healthcare, Inc.
Website
https://airlifedenver.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1983
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Airlife Denver (HCA HealthONE AirLife) is a Colorado-headquartered air and ground critical care medical transport service, founded in 1983, providing helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance transport for adult, pediatric, neonatal, and high-risk obstetric patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming.
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Airlife Denver industry classification

Industry
Product category
Air Medical Transport Services
NAICS
Air Transportation (481), Nonscheduled Air Transportation (4812), Ambulance Services (62191)
SIC
Air Transportation, Nonscheduled (4522), Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec (8090)
akta.pro primary industry
Air Medical Transport (Helicopter/Fixed-Wing) (HLAFANAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Medical Air Transport (Air Ambulance/Patient Transfer) (TLAFABAG), Helicopter Medical Passenger Transport (Non-Emergency) (TLAFACAI), Medical Passenger Transfer (Non-Emergency Patient Transport) (THABAGAG)

Keywords

  • Air medical transport
  • Critical care transport
  • Emergency medical services
  • Helicopter EMS
  • Interfacility transfers

Where Airlife Denver is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Aurora
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

Airlife Denver business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Medical Transport Services: Emergency and critical care air and ground transport services for adult and pediatric patients, including scene flights, interfacility transfers, and specialized neonatal and high-risk OB transports. Revenue generated through contracts with healthcare facilities, EMS agencies, and insurance/healthcare payers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Airlife Denver product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AirLife Denver provides emergency air and ground critical care medical transport for adult and pediatric patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. Services include helicopter scene flights and interfacility transfers using Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, fixed-wing transport via King Air 200 aircraft, and ground ambulance services. Specialty clinical teams support neonatal, high-risk obstetric, cardiac (IABP), trauma, neuro, and pediatric patients, with a 150-mile helicopter response radius and 500-mile fixed-wing range.

Product overview

HCA HealthONE AirLife is a comprehensive medical transport service operating as a single integrated platform with multiple transport modalities. The core offerings include HCA HealthONE AirLife Critical Care (air and ground critical care transport) and HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS (ground ambulance services). These operate through specialty teams including Adult-Pediatric Critical Care, Neonatal Critical Care Transport, High-Risk Obstetric Transport, and Fixed-Wing Air Transport. The service covers Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming with a fleet of Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, King Air 200 aircraft, and 20+ ground ambulances. Specialty Device Transport capability for IABP and isolettes is available across all transport modes.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • HCA HealthONE AirLife Critical Care CAMTS accredited air and ground critical care transport service providing emergency medical transport for adult and pediatric medical/trauma patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. Operates Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, King Air 200 fixed-wing aircraft, and advanced ground ambulances.
  • HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS Ground ambulance and critical care transport services for the metro Denver region, providing ALS and BLS transportation, 911 response support, and interfacility transfers. Operates a fleet of 20 ambulances.
  • Adult-Pediatric Critical Care Transport Primary team providing highly skilled care to adult and pediatric patients 5 kg and up, consisting of Critical Care RNs and Critical Care Paramedics with a minimum of five years of experience. Responds to scene flights and provides critical-care interfacility transports.
  • Neonatal Critical Care Transport Specialized transport service for neonatal patients featuring advanced practice nurses and neonatal RN configuration. Includes dedicated neonatal ambulances for interfacility and neonatal critical care transports.
  • High-Risk Obstetric Transport Specialized team consisting of an RNC-OB RN and adult-pediatric team member dedicated to transporting high-risk obstetric patients.
  • Fixed-Wing Air Transport Long-distance air transport using King Air 200 fixed-wing aircraft operated by Air Methods Corporation, based at Centennial Airport. Enables transport up to 500 miles for patients requiring extended travel, including Western US destinations.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 40 years of continuous service with 65,000+ patient transports
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Airlife Denver

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Airlife Denver technology and API

Technology

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Feature3 records

Airlife Denver partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Northglenn AmbulancecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2024Acquired in August 2024, Northglenn Ambulance (61+ years of service) was rebranded as HCA HealthONE AirLife EMS. Fleet of 19 ambulances in three bases across metro Denver for prehospital care and transport.
  • HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge (Thornton, CO)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2023Helicopter base opened April 2023 at HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge in Thornton, CO. Provides continuous 24/7 air medical services to the northern Denver metro area.
  • Melissa Memorial Hospital (Holyoke, CO)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2018Rural helicopter base opened in 2018 at Melissa Memorial Hospital in Holyoke, CO. Solidifies air medical support of the Eastern Plains with 24/7 operations.
  • Lincoln Community Hospital (Hugo, CO)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2015Rural helicopter base location opened August 2015 at Lincoln Community Hospital. Provides 24/7 air medical services to the Eastern Plains of Colorado.
  • Air Methods CorporationcoreTechnology or IntegrationAir Methods Corporation owns and operates all HCA HealthONE AirLife aircraft under its FAA part 135 On-Demand Air Carrier certificate number QMLL253U. They provide helicopter fleet including Bell 407 Eagle HP and standard 407 models, as well as King Air 200 fixed-wing aircraft.
  • HCA HealthONE Rocky Mountain Children's at Presbyterian St. Luke'scoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSpecialized pediatric and neonatal care partnership. HCA HealthONE AirLife partners with Rocky Mountain Children's Hospital to train and provide expert-level pediatric and neonatal transport services.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves11 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Airlife Denver competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Air Methods Corporation: The largest air medical transport operator in the US and the actual Part 135 operator of AirLife Denver's fleet; directly comparable as a rotor-wing air ambulance provider, though operating at national scale versus AirLife's regional Colorado/Rocky Mountain focus.
  • Med-Trans Corporation: National air ambulance operator partnered with hospital systems and health networks; directly comparable community-based helicopter EMS model with similar clinical staffing and CAMTS-accredited operations.
  • REACH Air Medical Services: California-based helicopter and fixed-wing air ambulance operator with similar hospital-partnership and community-base model; comparable specialty transport (neonatal, cardiac) capabilities and rural/regional service footprint.
  • Guardian Flight: Air medical transport operator with rotor and fixed-wing services across the Mountain West, including Colorado; directly comparable in rural and community-based air ambulance mission profile.
  • Life Flight Network: Not-for-profit air medical transport program serving the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West with rotor and fixed-wing services; directly comparable in mission profile (scene, interfacility, specialty neonatal/OB) and regional scale.
  • PHI Air Medical: Major US air medical transport provider offering helicopter and fixed-wing medical transport with comparable clinical crew configurations (RN/paramedic) and hospital-integrated service model; competes for similar hospital-system contracts.
  • St. Anthony's LifeFlight (CommonSpirit Health): Hospital-affiliated air medical program operated within the Centura/CommonSpirit system in the Denver metro and Colorado region; directly comparable as a hospital-network-embedded rotor-wing air ambulance program in the same geography.

Emerging players

  • Survival Flight: Air medical transport operator with a growing network of bases across the central and southeastern US; comparable mission profile (rotor-wing EMS, hospital partnerships) at a smaller scale than national incumbents.

Regional players

  • AirLink Critical Care Transport (St. Charles Health System): Hospital-based rotor and fixed-wing air medical program in the Pacific Northwest offering comparable scene and interfacility critical care transport; relevant as a regional health-system-integrated model though operating in a different geography.
  • Children's Hospital Colorado Transport Team: Specialty neonatal and pediatric critical care transport team serving Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region; competes directly with AirLife's neonatal and pediatric transport capabilities for the same referral hospitals.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Airlife Denver social profiles

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Airlife Denver compliance and trust

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Compliance3 records

Airlife Denver financial estimates

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Airlife Denver leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Airlife Denver funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Airlife Denver M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Airlife Denver

What does Airlife Denver do?

AirLife Denver provides emergency air and ground critical care medical transport for adult and pediatric patients across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. Services include helicopter scene flights and interfacility transfers using Bell 407 Eagle HP helicopters, fixed-wing transport via King Air 200 aircraft, and ground ambulance services. Specialty clinical teams support neonatal, high-risk obstetric, cardiac (IABP), trauma, neuro, and pediatric patients, with a 150-mile helicopter response radius and 500-mile fixed-wing range.

Is Airlife Denver a public or private company?

Airlife Denver is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Airlife Denver founded?

Airlife Denver was founded in 1983. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Airlife Denver based?

Airlife Denver is headquartered in Aurora, United States, in the North America region.

How does Airlife Denver make money?

One revenue line is on record: medical Transport Services.

Who are Airlife Denver's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Air Methods Corporation, Med-Trans Corporation, REACH Air Medical Services, Guardian Flight, Life Flight Network, PHI Air Medical and St. Anthony's LifeFlight (CommonSpirit Health). Survival Flight is listed as an emerging player. Regional players are AirLink Critical Care Transport (St. Charles Health System) and Children's Hospital Colorado Transport Team.

Does Airlife Denver have an API?

No public API is recorded for Airlife Denver.

What industry is Airlife Denver in?

Airlife Denver's product category is Air Medical Transport Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAFANAD, Air Medical Transport (Helicopter/Fixed-Wing), with a secondary code of TLAFABAG, Medical Air Transport (Air Ambulance/Patient Transfer). Its NAICS code is 481 and its SIC code is 4522.

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