Why Some Receiving Facility Won’t Take Your Mom After 5 p.m.
Our dispatch team gets this phone call more often than you’d guess. A daughter has spent three weeks arranging her mom’s move from a…
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Our dispatch team gets this phone call more often than you’d guess. A daughter has spent three weeks arranging her mom’s move from a…
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Every October, the country turns pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This year, CienOne is proud to turn pink too, standing alongside the patients,…
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Your dad had his stroke in Houston. He was there visiting an old Army buddy, and now he’s in a hospital bed nearly 800…
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The call usually starts something like this: “My dad is in a nursing home in Tucson, I live in Ohio, and I can’t keep…
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What Happens If a Degenerative Condition Patient Declines During Transport? It usually comes up near the end of the planning call. We’ve covered pickup…
Read more →Fifteen minutes. That’s how long some patients can tolerate being upright before pain, dizziness, or spinal pressure forces them back down. Try fitting that…
Read more →Surgery went well. The doctor says everything looks great. Discharge papers land in your hands, and suddenly there’s a new problem staring you in…
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The Reality of Transporting Bariatric Patients Through Rural America Rural America is beautiful. Wide open roads, small towns, big skies. But when it comes…
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Transporting Patients With Severe Pressure Ulcers Without Making Them Worse Pressure ulcers don’t travel well. Anyone who has worked in wound care or patient…
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Picture this: you’ve spent a wonderful winter in Arizona or Florida, soaking up the sun, living your best life. Then out of nowhere, a…
Read more →Our transport coordinating team is available 24/7, across the lower 48.