Flying Angels

10/12/2026

❤️ Happy Case Management Appreciation Week!

Thank you for advocating, connecting the dots, navigating challenges, and never losing sight of the people at the heart of all you do. We see you, we value you, and we are grateful for you.

From all of us at Flying Angels, thank you for the difference you make every day. It is an honor to stand alongside you in caring for others.

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American Case Management Association
Case Management Society of America

10/08/2026

Your spine supports you every day. It deserves your attention. ❤️

Low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide, and its impact goes far beyond physical discomfort.

For millions, spine-related conditions can impact mobility, independence, work, travel, and the ability to enjoy everyday life.

At Flying Angels, we’re proud to join the conversation and raise awareness for those living with spine-related pain and injuries.

Let’s keep the conversation moving and help people keep moving, too.

10/06/2026

October is more than a month of pink ribbons. It’s a time to pause, remember, and stand together for everyone whose life has been touched by breast cancer.

Early detection can make a difference. Let October be a gentle reminder to schedule recommended screenings, keep up with your health, and encourage the women you love to do the same.

Behind every statistic is a mother, daughter, sister, wife, friend, or colleague whose life matters deeply.

This month, we wear pink not simply for awareness, but for love, courage, resilience, remembrance, and hope.

“Every story is unique, every journey matters!” 💗

10/05/2026

What an incredible week for Flying Angels!

Our team had the privilege of representing Flying Angels at four wonderful conferences across the country—Nevada, North Carolina, Massachusetts, and Indiana.

Bob Bacheler joined the National CarePatrol Franchise Systems, LLC Conference in Nevada, Christi Bacheler represented us at the ACMA North Carolina Chapter Conference, Douglas Whithed was at the American Case Management Association (ACMA) Massachusetts Conference, and Karen Marie Derr, EMBA, CSA attended the NASMM (National Association of Senior & Specialty Move Managers) Conference in Indiana.

While the locations and organizations were different, one thing remained the same: the people.

Bob, Christi, Doug, and Karen were genuinely grateful for every conversation and moment shared with those who stopped by our booths. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet so many dedicated professionals who share our passion for helping people navigate some of life's most important transitions.

Behind every successful conference is a team of people working tirelessly behind the scenes—planning, organizing, connecting, and creating opportunities for professionals to come together, learn from one another, and build meaningful relationships.

To all of the incredible leadership teams who made these events possible, Flying Angels extends our heartfelt appreciation. Your dedication creates more than successful conferences—you create communities, connections, and opportunities for collaboration that continue long after the event ends.

And to everyone who took the time to stop by, introduce yourself, share your story, or simply say hello…

Thank you. It truly means more than you know.

We are honored to be part of these communities and look forward to continuing the conversations, strengthening the relationships, and finding new ways to work together in support of the people and families we are all privileged to serve.

Until we meet again… thank you for bringing us together. ❤️




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09/28/2026

The US Cooperative for International Patient Programs (USCIPP), a Program of NCHL brings together leading medical centers, hospitals, and health systems with international programs, creating a unique community dedicated to advancing cross-border healthcare collaboration.

Flying Angels Managing Director, Bob Bacheler, had the privilege of representing our team at this year’s annual conference and connecting with healthcare professionals and organizations from around the world who share a commitment to improving care and supporting patients across borders.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the entire USCIPP/NCHL team for the tremendous time, energy, and thought that went into creating such an incredible event. More than a conference, it was an opportunity to build meaningful relationships, exchange ideas, and create connections.

It was an honor for Flying Angels to support this important gathering as a sponsor. We are grateful to have been part of such a remarkable community and look forward to the opportunities, partnerships, and possibilities that lie ahead.

Here’s to continuing to make a difference in healthcare—one connection, one collaboration, and one patient at a time.

09/15/2026

We are honored and excited to be attending and exhibiting at the Inaugural International American Case Management Association (ACMA) Conference in London, England!

Over the next few days, Bob and Karen look forward to connecting with healthcare professionals from around the world, sharing the mission of Flying Angels, and learning from others who are equally passionate about improving the patient and family healthcare journey.

Compassionate care knows no borders! ❤️

09/11/2026

To all our friends celebrating Rosh Hashanah, may this New Year bring you peace, health, happiness, and meaningful moments with the people who matter most. May your homes be filled with love, hearts with gratitude, and the year ahead with new beginnings and blessings.

Wishing all who celebrate a sweet, healthy, and peaceful New Year.

Shanah Tovah U’Metukah! ❤️

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years later, we continue to remember the lives lost, the families and a country forever changed, and the countless heroes who stepped forward in a moment of unimaginable tragedy.

We remember their courage.
We remember their sacrifice.
We remember the compassion and unity that brought us together.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

09/10/2026

Our Managing Director, Bob Bacheler, is delighted to welcome the USCIPP community to Philadelphia — the home of Flying Angels.

In a few days, Bob will be exhibiting at the US Cooperative for International Patient Programs (USCIPP), a Program of NCHL, and he would love the opportunity to connect with the extraordinary professionals who make this international healthcare community so special.

At Flying Angels, we understand that sometimes a patient’s journey doesn’t end when they leave the hospital. Getting a patient safely and confidently home — across the country or around the world — can be an important part of their care journey.

So, how might Flying Angels support the exceptional work you do for your patients every day?

That’s a conversation we’d love to have.

Please stop by Booth 7, say hello to Bob, and discover how we can help care take flight.

We are grateful to the US Cooperative for International Patient Programs (USCIPP), a Program of NCHL team, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System, and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for bringing together such an outstanding community for what promises to be an inspiring and impactful time of meetings, education, collaboration, and connection.

Welcome to Philadelphia!

09/09/2026

When the hospital says, “Your loved one is ready to go home,” what happens next?

For families, hospital discharge can bring a mixture of relief, uncertainty, and a whole new list of questions.

Is your loved one strong enough to travel safely?
How will they get home or to a rehabilitation facility?
Who will help with medications, mobility, and everything in between?

A safe discharge doesn’t end at the hospital doors. It begins with having a plan for what comes next.

Flying Angels has put together a helpful guide for families navigating this important transition and the transportation considerations that can make all the difference.

❤️ Read our full article: How Families Can Prepare for a Loved One’s Hospital Discharge,

Prepare for a loved one’s hospital discharge by planning medications, mobility needs, follow-up care, transportation and their arrival home.