Midwest Medical Transport partners with the area hospitals to ensure special needs are met including adding specific respiratory protocols and equipment. In conjunction with the utilization of ventilators, assisting with apneic patients, Rapid Sequence Induction is utilized for the definitive care of patient airways.

As the medical transport need has increased and relationships with area hospitals are formed, Midwest Medical has been and will continue to be proactive in revising and improving routes and response times to major medical centers making ground transport as fast, or faster than fixed wing aircraft, providing patients in the area the best care available at a lower cost.

In order to meet the special needs of routinely long transport times Midwest has written and adopted protocols providing for the highest level of patient care and comfort. These protocols, used across the state, allow the use of specialized medical equipment including and Impact Transport Ventilator, Bi-PAP capabilities, fetal monitoring and three way infusion pumps, as well as the used of advanced medications recommended by the American Heart Association such as Cardizem and Amiodarone.