How bed-to-bed transfer works
A bed-to-bed transfer is a single continuous movement from the patient's current bed to the bed they are being admitted into. It includes the road legs, the flight, the clinical team, the equipment, the paperwork and the timing of every step so that the patient is never waiting in a corridor or on an apron for a leg that has not been arranged.
The alternative, booking a flight and leaving the ground legs, the receiving acceptance and the handovers to whoever is available, is where transfers fall apart. Coordination is the service, not an extra.
