Emergency Ground Transport
Mercy Flights provides ground coverage to 2.000 sq. miles of Jackson County (Jackson County Ambulance Service Area #2). In 2025 our team provided 32,000 ground transports and 600 Critical Care ground transport.
Mercy Flights hosts a ground fleet comprised of:
- 30 Mercedes Benz Sprinter 250 and 3500
- Two Ford e350 type 2-box ambulances
- Three support vehicles
- Six MIH vehicles
The Communications Center
The Communications Center provides 24/7 state-of-the-art dispatching services for all Mercy Flights vehicles. Acting as a direct link with Emergency Communications of Southern Oregon, the Mercy Flights Communication Center receives 9-1-1 call information and dispatches the closest ambulance resource. Live tracking of all ambulances is performed through mobile GPS systems.
Within minutes, our trained paramedics are on the scene, providing advanced life support and transportation to the most appropriate medical facility.
Non-Emergency Transport
Mercy Flights also provides non-emergency transportation with advanced notice. For transportation to and from local airports and hospitals or non-emergency service, call (541) 779-6551. Inter-facility transports to areas outside of the indicated service area are available with advance notice.
To learn more about our ASA coverage, please click HERE to visit and interactive map.
Interoperability with EMS Partners
At Mercy Flights, collaboration and continuous training are essential to providing exceptional care when emergencies happen. Through ongoing joint training opportunities, emergency responders strengthen communication, coordination, and clinical skills to ensure the highest level of patient care across our region.
Training sessions focuse on:
- Improving patient risk assessments
- Reviewing airway management protocols
- Enhancing staging and on-scene coordination
- Strengthening burn management practices
By learning and training together, responders build stronger partnerships, improve operational efficiency, and ensure a seamless response when every second counts. This commitment to preparedness helps deliver safe, effective, and life-saving care to the communities we serve.
