8,000 feet. No signal.
Critical Med for flight and critical care transport
Pre-calculate RSI doses, check drips and work out O₂ cylinder time before the patient is loaded. Everything runs on the phone, so altitude and dead zones don’t matter.
Flight and ground transport crews were among Critical Med’s earliest users, and they shaped much of it. The app runs entirely on your phone with no account, so it works in the aircraft, in the hangar and in the dead zones between facilities.
Crews use it to pre-calculate RSI doses before arrival, check drip rates against the bag in hand, work out O₂ cylinder time, and review ventilator waveforms in Ventilator Studio.