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The AeroCare site is one of those nice, clean sites that avoids crowding itself with loads of stuff that they don't really need. They do have a music track that autos-tarts when you load the page, but the 'stop' button is fairly easy to find in the upper right corner of the rotating banner picture.

The overall structure and layout of the site has all of the primary links for information, FAQs, pricing and so on easily found in the left side of the top banner. The FAQ is a good one that covers several important points and they have contact numbers on every page as well as a contact page form so that if a visitor has questions not covered on the site or needs to arrange a trip it's easy to get in touch with them.

What the site is about is important. This is an air ambulance company. The service that they provide is to move patients as quickly and comfortably as possible. For example if the patient is on one end of the country and some surgery or treatment they need is on the other end, AeroCare can get them there safely and quickly. Let's face it folks, traveling cross country is wearying enough for healthy people in decent shape. Somebody going cross country for a transplant or something is NOT going to be interested in bumping and banging along in the back of an ambulance on the highways.

I can say this because I've been in the back of an ambulance after a car wreck and to say the least, it was a harrowing experience. I consider myself blessed that I wasn't fully conscious for the whole trip. Later I had to be moved to another facility and that trip was made by helicopter. Since I was awake for nearly half of the trip I can say that bumping along the highway in the back of an ambulance would have been a nightmare. Flying was SO much better. ... and AreoCare has some seriously cool planes. Had I needed long distance transport, I never would have wanted any kind of a road trip.

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