Governments and NGO’s are working tirelessly around the world. And yet we are losing against the Ebola outbreak. There are not enough medical professionals and equipment to keep up with the number of infected. In the rush to care for […]
California June 2012 A 50-bed section of the three California Emergency Management Agency’s (CAL EMSA) 200-bed BLU-MED mobile field hospital was deployed as part of a field exercise to test the agency’s readiness and response to a disaster. “Although we […]
BLU-MED donated a 50-bed mobile hospital in the city of Léogâne, Haiti in response to the devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
Public health is more than the preparation for extreme conditions. Public health monitors, regulates, and promotes the population’s well being.
24 people died and more than 10,000 people either lost their homes or needed shelter as they repaired the damage from the devastating earthquakes.
Whether your mission location is Mount Everest, the Jordan Valley, or anywhere in-between, BLU-MED can deliver medical facilities and mobile hospitals.
When a disaster occurs, people scramble to get the basics to survive. Having a safety net will give you peace of mind and will also make you more prepared.
The most deadly Ebola outbreak in history has killed more than 8,600 people, most of them in West Africa. It also exposed severe cracks in global response.
BLU-MED mobile field hospital was recently set up by AmeriCares in Kenya at the Kambioos Refugee Camp & will provide surgical & recovery capability.
Learn about Utah’s BLU-MED medical facilities that are part of a state-wide emergency preparedness plan in Uintah Basin.
The US Air Force 81st Medical Group Training Wing held an emergency response exercise to demonstrated the ability to establish and operate a field facility.
In the five months since it opened, the UAE’s mobile field hospital in Mafraq on Jordan’s border with Syria has treated more than 30,000 patients.