According to the Census Bureau, 80% of the U.S. population resides in urban regions, while the remaining 20% are in rural areas. It’s no wonder then why so many underestimate the difference between urban and rural healthcare.

In medical emergencies, the timeliness of medical transportation is everything. Whether it’s responding to a heart attack, managing the aftermath of a major accident, or facilitating a critical transfer between facilities, the speed at which patients receive care can drastically affect their recovery and long-term health.