Cal-Ore Life Flight

06/23/2026

Not something you see every day in Seattle 🚑✈
Our AMR EMTs had the opportunity to work side-by-side with our GMR family REACH Air Medical Services Air crew—and when ground and air teams come together like this, it’s truly something special.

Moments like these highlight the teamwork, coordination, and dedication it takes to deliver the best possible care when it matters most.

Reach Air
Jeff B. Paramedic and Katie l RN

AMR Seattle
Issei F. EMT and Rey F. EMT

📸 Definitely a Kodak moment for the record books.

06/23/2026

06/10/2026

Cal-Ore Life Flight had the honor of attending Sutter Coast Hospital’s ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment and Healing Facility. This important milestone reflects a shared commitment to expanding access to critical mental health services in our community, and we are proud to support and collaborate in efforts that enhance patient care and emergency response capabilities.

06/01/2026

Come see us! We are located at Shop Side Booth 66.

06/01/2026

05/22/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave everything for our country. Their sacrifice, courage, and love for this nation will never be forgotten.

05/21/2026

Happy National EMS Week
This week, we proudly show our appreciation for our incredible staff and our first responders across Curry County, Del Norte County, and Humboldt County. Your professionalism, compassion, and commitment make a difference in the lives of the people and communities you serve every day.
Thank you for your continued service, resilience, and teamwork.

05/20/2026

Cal-Ore Life Flight REMS Team, with Cal-Ore/REACH 19, participated in the annual Coos Forest Coos Bay Unit EMS & REMS Awareness Training. This multi-agency training brought together the following fire and response agencies: North Bend Fire, Coos Bay Fire, Myrtle Point Fire, USCG, Bandon Fire, USFS, Western Lane Fire, North Douglas Fire, DFPA, CFPA, and the AMR REMS Team.

The training focused on strengthening interagency coordination and enhancing operational readiness for complex rescue scenarios. Instruction and hands-on exercises included over-the-bank rescue techniques, patient packaging and extraction, 8-line medical communication training, helicopter awareness and landing zone (LZ) operations, and an overview of hoisting capabilities. These evolutions provided participants with practical, scenario-based experience designed to improve safety, efficiency, and effectiveness during real-world missions.

Approximately 80 personnel from the participating departments attended the training, reflecting strong regional collaboration and commitment to preparedness. This event also served as an important component of readiness planning in advance of the upcoming wildland fire season, ensuring agencies are well-prepared to support wildland fire deployment and extended operations as needed.