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Med-Trans Corporation, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a leading provider of air ambulance programs in selected locations throughout the United States, focused on establishing partnerships with leading hospital systems, medical centers and EMS agencies to provide customized air medical programs through specialized delivery formats, including alternative delivery models, community based models or traditional hospital-based models. The company's fleet of 20 Bell helicopters delivers teams of highly trained medical and flight professionals to patients requiring emergency medical care and transports the patient to the appropriate medical facility. The company has grown from four to 18 programs over five years, currently operating in nine states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Kentucky, North Dakota, South Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Med-Trans is a subsidiary of Air Medical Group Holdings, the largest independent air medical provider in the United States, and a portfolio company of Brockway Moran & Partners and Meridian Venture Partners. Med-Trans Corporation's first and foremost priority is SAFETY. Our company focus is training excellence, attention to detail, outstanding maintenance, and having professionals at all levels who take their work and safety procedures very seriously. EMS aviation programs have grown tremendously since the mid-1980's. Overall, the majority of these programs have been hospital based and either owned by the hospital or have been vendor contract programs wherein the hospital provided everything except the helicopter, pilots, mechanics and fuel. Also, several helicopter operators have provided turnkey air ambulance operations, which may or may not be based at a hospital. Med-Trans Corporation uses some innovative, nontraditional approaches to the provision of air medical services in order to expand our market into under served areas where air ambulance services have a high potential for saving lives and increasing the patients chances for the best possible outcomes in their medical situations.