Boston MedFlight

10/19/2026

Today's the day! ⛳ We're getting ready to tee off for our 2026 Golf Tournament, but before we do, we want to extend an enormous thank you to all of our sponsors who make this event possible. Their generosity means so much—not just for making today a great day of golf, but for supporting the patients and families we serve every day. Stay tuned for photos from the day!

10/16/2026

Final days to enter! With our Golf Tournament rescheduled, we extended the deadline for our 2026 Flight Experience Raffle—but time is almost up! Entries close October 19th! 🚁

View the full rules and enter at BostonMedFlight.org/raffle

You’ve seen our helicopters in the sky. You’ve seen our crews in communities across New England. Now, you could get a closer look at what it takes to make it all possible. 🚁

Enter our 2026 Flight Experience Raffle now through September 28 for an up-close look at our aircraft, ambulances and the people behind the mission — including the opportunity to take a flight with us. Every entry helps support the people, training and technology that keep Boston MedFlight ready to provide critical care transport for patients every day.

Support the mission and maybe take to the skies with Boston MedFlight. View the full rules and enter at BostonMedFlight.org/raffle

Please note: no participation in our Golf Tournament is required for raffle entry!

10/16/2026

Thrilled to share that two Boston MedFlight team members, Clinical Operations Manager Mike Steckevicz and Communications Specialist Eric Newton, have been named to AAMS’ 2026 40 Under 40: Rising Leaders in Medical Transport list, recognizing emerging leaders making an impact across the medical transport industry!

Please join us in congratulating Mike and Eric on this well-deserved recognition, and read the full announcement here: https://bit.ly/4zCuFaX

10/16/2026

As Emergency Nurses Week comes to a close, we wanted to share a great new article celebrating one of our own! Our Clinical Orientation Manager, Christine Muszalski, shares what she's learned over more than three decades in critical care nursing, from the lasting impact of patient connections to the importance of mentoring future clinicians—a central focus of her work here at Boston MedFlight.

Another big thank you to Chris and all the amazing emergency nurses out there! 💙

Flight nurse Christine Muszalski explains what critical care transport requires, from clinical judgment to teamwork

10/15/2026

Thank you for having us Friends of Plaistow Fire - Rescue - EMS! Always a pleasure partnering with a team so committed to learning, sharing knowledge, and improving patient care!

10/14/2026

Happy Emergency Nurses Day! A special shoutout to our incredible Critical Care Transport Nurses delivering lifesaving care in transit, and to the many emergency nurses our crews work with in hospitals throughout the region. Thank you for the care you provide to patients and families every day! 💙

10/12/2026

Already running? Make it count! We're looking for qualified runners who want to make their miles matter by fundraising for Boston MedFlight during the 2027 Boston Marathon presented by Bank of America!

As part of Team Boston MedFlight, you'll receive team swag, fundraising resources, an invitation to our pre-race team celebration, and the opportunity to visit Boston MedFlight.

Join our team by visiting https://www.givengain.com/event/131st-boston-marathon-presented-by-bank-of-america/partner/138010 and clicking “Start Fundraising,” or by reaching out to us at [email protected]!

10/09/2026

Thank you so much to Elliot Health System for having us and for the opportunity to share some of our expertise in neonatal critical care and transport!

10/09/2026

Today companies experienced a very active hour.

First, companies were dispatched for a reported motor vehicle rollover with entrapment. Parties were transported to local hospitals.

While companies were clearing the motor vehicle accident, another medical was dispatched. All Sudbury ambulances were busy transporting patients from the motor vehicle accident. Fortunately, an ambulance from Wayland was available.

This medical required transport via medical helicopter. A landing zone was established at Haskell Field and Boston Medflight landed to assume patient care.

During that medical, companies were dispatched for a gas line that was struck during construction and actively leaking.

Thank you to Sudbury Police Association, Wayland Firefighters, Local 1978 , and Boston MedFlight for allowing all of these situations to have the best possible outcomes.

10/06/2026

For the past week, our hearts have been with our colleagues at REACH Air Medical Services following the crash of one of their helicopters last Wednesday, which resulted in the loss of two skilled and cherished members of their team and the patient they were transporting. We are thinking of their families, friends and colleagues, as well as the crew member who was seriously injured, and wishing them continued strength and recovery.

We are also holding close our Canadian colleagues at Latitude Air Ambulance and the families of the four crew and two passengers lost in this weekend’s crash off Nantucket.

While there is no single right way or right time to show support in moments like these, for us, standing with REACH — or with any member of our community facing a tragedy like this — is about so much more than a photo or public gesture. It’s about the connection, care and support that begins behind the scenes from the moment we hear the news. When one of us is hurting, our whole community feels it.

To the entire REACH team, your colleagues at Boston MedFlight are thinking of you, grieving with you and standing beside you.