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Long distance medical transport (minimum 200 miles) by ACC Medlink, a nationwide medical
transportation company offering very comfortable cost-effective, non emergency transportation services.

Ambulance Transport Services from Colorado to Florida

Many times we are asked if our ambulance transport services are able to pick up a patient at their residing facility or even at their home and provide them with state to state long distance medical transport from Colorado to Florida. The answer is YES. ACC Medlink is able to arrange a patient transport from “bedside to bedside” from any facility or home throughout the United States. Our ground ambulance services are designed for long distance travel and are the perfect option for a safe and comfortable medical transport. Our medical crew is able to provide each patient with reliable and timely ambulance transport services- wherever your pick-up or drop-off location may be. With a driving crew that drives straight through on every trip and a paramedic or nurse that is with the patient throughout the entire transfer, ACC Medlink’s patient transport service provides the family and patient piece of mind while traveling to any city or state. Some of our highlighted services include:

The perfect alternative to an Air Ambulance service is our Non-Emergency Transports and Long Distance Medical Transportation Services. How can Medical Ground Transportation work for you?

How can Long Distance Medical Transportation Services fit into your budget?

We can help move an elderly parent from Colorado to Florida. We can help you move patients from Colorado to Florida. If you need help moving mom or dad from Colorado to Florida then give us a call. Long distance medical transport is our speciality.

The Most Trusted Transportation Fleet

We provide the best mix of comfort and luxury for patients with safety and peace of mind for the family, ACC Medlink makes finding the perfect medical transport option a great experience for everyone.

Our Mercedes Fleet

is the most comfortable option in the industry.

Our Mercedes Sprinter is built to allow the patient maximum comfort. Our state of art designs make our long distance ambulance service the industry leader. Our Sprinter is the best combination of luxury and value for patients traveling with additional family, large medical equipment or even pets. Our service is very accommodating, we will take care of any special needs just inform one of our transport coordinators and they will be happy to assist you.

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Colorado Population

The population count of Colorado was 4,843,211 in 2009. The population count of Colorado was 4,887,061 in 2010. The population count of Colorado was 4,966,061 in 2011. The population count of Colorado was 5,042,853 in 2012. The population count of Colorado was 5,119,329 in 2013. The population count of Colorado was 5,197,580 in 2014. The population count of Colorado was 5,278,906 in 2015. The population count of Colorado was 5,359,295 in 2016.The last measured population count for Colorado was 5,359,295 in 2016. Colorado experienced an average growth rate of 1.52% from our first statistic recorded in 2009. If past trends continue, we forecast the population count to be 5,727,926 by 2021. Colorado is home to 1.50% of the nations popluation.

The adult obesity rate of Colorado was 20.40% in 2015.The percent without health insurance of Colorado was 14.00% for 18 to 64, all races, both sexes and all income levels in 2014. There is a direct correlation between health insurance rates and obesity in Colorado.

  1. "Beulah red" is the name of the red marble that gives the Colorado State Capitol its distinctive splendor. Cutting, polishing, and installing the marble in the Capitol took six years, from 1894 to 1900. All of the "Beulah red" marble in the world went into the Capitol. It cannot be replaced, at any price.
  2. Colorado is the only state in history, to turn down the Olympics. In 1976 the Winter Olympics were planned to be held in Denver. 62% of all state Voters choose at almost the last minute not to host the Olympics, because of the cost, pollution and population boom it would have on the State Of Colorado, and the City of Denver.
  3. The United States Air Force Academy is located in Colorado Springs.
  4. The world's largest flat-top mountain is in Grand Mesa.
  5. In Fruita, the town folk celebrate 'Mike the Headless Chicken Day'. Seems that a farmer named L.A. Olsen cut off Mike's head on September 10, 1945 in anticipation of a chicken dinner - and Mike lived for another 4 years without a head.
  6. The LoDo region of Denver stands for Lower Downtown.
  7. Denver, lays claim to the invention of the cheeseburger. The trademark for the name Cheeseburger was awarded in 1935 to Louis Ballast.
  8. The highest paved road in North America is the Road to Mt. Evans off of I-70 from Idaho Springs. The Road climbs up to 14,258 Ft. above sea level.
  9. Colorado means colored red” and is known as the “Centennial State.”
  10. The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad continues to provide year round train service operating a historical train with rolling stock indigenous to the line. The line was constructed primarily to haul mine ores, both gold and silver, from the San Juan Mountains.
  11. The United States federal government owns more than 1/3 of the land in Colorado.
  12. Colorado contains 75% of the land area of the U.S. with an altitude over 10,000 feet.
  13. Colorado has 222 state wildlife areas.
  14. Colfax Avenue in Denver is the longest continuous street in America.
  15. The 13th step of the state capital building in Denver is exactly 1 mile high above sea level.
  16. The Dwight Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel between Clear Creek & Summit counties is the highest auto tunnel in the world. Bored at an elevation of 11,000 feet under the Continental Divide it is 8,960 feet long and the average daily traffic exceeds 26,000 vehicles.
  17. Leadville is the highest incorporated city in the United States at 10,430 feet elevation. Because there was lots of "silver" named towns at the time, the founding fathers suggested Leadville.
  18. Katherine Lee Bates wrote “America the Beautiful” after being inspired by the view from Pikes Peak.
  19. Hundreds of thousands of valentines are re-mailed each year from Loveland.
  20. Fountain, has the distinction of being the United States' millennium city because it best symbolizes the overall composition of America. Fountain is the most accurate representation of the American "melting pot." Fountain was chosen after a Queens College sociologist crunched Census Bureau statistics in an effort to find the one city in the country that best represented the population make-up of the United States.
  21. Pueblo is the only city in America with four living recipients of the Medal of Honor.
  22. The tallest building in Colorado is the Republic Plaza at 57 stories high, in Denver.
  23. Every year Denver host the worlds largest Rodeo, the Western Stock show.
  24. Denver has the largest city park system in the nation with 205 parks in City limits and 20,000 Acres of parks in the nearby mountains.
  25. Dove Creek is the "Pinto Bean" capital of the world.

Employment Outlook

The healthcare industry is booming is Colorado.The number of employees of Colorado was 82,655 in 2010. The number of employees of Colorado was 86,372 in 2011. The number of employees of Colorado was 88,844 in 2012. The number of employees of Colorado was 90,925 in 2013. The number of employees of Colorado was 93,535 in 2014. The number of employees of Colorado was 96,403 in 2015. The number of employees of Colorado was 100,452 in 2016. THis number is expected to grow signifigcantly in the next few years. The last measured number of employees for Colorado was 100,452 in 2016. Colorado experienced an average growth rate of 3.59% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the number of employees to be 109,351 by 2019. Long distance medical transport service in Colorado will be a very important service ACC Medlink will always be there to provide you with this medical trasport services at the highest level.

The median earnings of Colorado was $31,094 in 2010. The median earnings of Colorado was $31,628 in 2011. The median earnings of Colorado was $31,728 in 2012. The median earnings of Colorado was $31,833 in 2013. The median earnings of Colorado was $32,301 in 2014. The median earnings of Colorado was $32,371 in 2015. The median earnings of Colorado was $33,253 in 2016. The last measured median earnings for Colorado was $33,253 in 2016. Colorado experienced an average growth rate of 1.16% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the median earnings to be $34,333 by 2019. This can play a signifigcant role in how people view your state. People are more willing to move to states where the median income is higher than average

The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 11.60% in 2010. The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 12.40% in 2011. The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 12.90% in 2012. The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 13.50% in 2013. The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 13.90% in 2014. The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 14.10% in 2015. The percent earning over $100,000 of Colorado was 14.60% in 2016. The last measured percent earning over $100,000 for Colorado was 14.60% in 2016. Colorado experienced an average growth rate of 4.31% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the percent earning over $100,000 to be 16.10% by 2019. A high percentage of earners over $100,000 is a good indicator of how much economic activity occurs in a state. Long distance medical transport businesses are a great way to join that group of people.

  1. The Sunshine Skyway Bridge is a cable-stayed concrete bridge. Opened in 1987 the bridge coasts through the clouds at 190 feet above water. Its bright yellow support cables spread from the two center pillars. The structure gives drivers unobstructed view of the water during the 4.1 mile trip over Tampa Bay.
  2. Nearly 80 percent of the states intake of sweet Atlantic white shrimp is harvested in Amelia Island waters. Two million pounds of shrimp are delivered to Fernandina docks annually.
  3. A swamp such as the Fakahatchee Strand in the Everglades functions in three major ways. First, its vegetation serves as a filter to clean the water as it makes its slow journey southward. Secondly, it's a major habitat for wildlife and plant life. Finally, it actually prevents flooding by slowing down the flow of water after heavy rains.
  4. DeFuniak Springs is home to one of the two naturally round lakes in the world.
  5. The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens at Delray Beach is the only museum in the United States dedicated exclusively to the living culture of Japan.
  6. Fort Lauderdale is known as the Venice of America because the city has 185 miles of local waterways.
  7. Fort Meade is the oldest settlement in Polk County. It dates back to 1849 when a settlement grew up around the United States Cavalry fort during the Seminole Indian Wars.
  8. The Fred Bear Museum in Gainesville is a tribute to the accomplishments of Fred Bear a promoter of proper wildlife management and the founder of Bear Archery Company.
  9. The Hawthorne Trail a part of Florida's Rails to Trails program and attracts many outdoor enthusiasts to walk, cycle, or ride horseback through its 17-mile length.
  10. Just north of Haines City is the Baseball City Stadium the spring training home of the Kansas City Royals. Haines City is known as The Heart of Florida.
  11. The city of Hypoluxo's name comes from the Seminole expression water all 'round -- no get out.
  12. Islamorada is billed as the Sports fishing Capital of the World.
  13. Key Largo is known as the Dive Capital of the World.
  14. Marathon is home to Crane Point Hammock, a 63.5 acre land tract that is one of the most important historical and archaeological sites in the Keys. The area contains evidence of pre-Colombian and prehistoric Bahamian artifacts, and once was the site of an entire Indian village.
  15. Fort Zachary Taylor in Key West was built between 1845 and 1866. Controlled by the Union during the Civil War, the fort was the home base for a successful blockade of Confederate ships that some historians say shortened the conflict by a full year. The fort also was active during the Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II.
  16. The first graded road built in Florida was Old Kings Road in 1763. It was named for King George of England.
  17. During the 1991 Gulf War the busiest military port in the country was Jacksonville. From this location the military moved more supplies and people than any other port in the country.
  18. When first completed in 1989 the Dame Point Bridge became the longest cable-stayed span in the United States, the longest concrete span of its type in the Western Hemisphere, and the third longest cable-stayed bridge in the world.
  19. The longest river sailboat race in the world is the Annual Mug Race. The event runs 42 miles from Palatka to Jacksonville along the St. Johns River.
  20. The Olustee Battlefield State Historic Site commemorates the largest battle fought in Florida during the American Civil War.
  21. Venice is known as the Shark Tooth Capital of the World. Collecting prehistoric sharks teeth has been a favorite pastime of visitors and residents of the Venice area for years
  22. The Florida Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art in Coral Gables, is the first and only museum in the United States dedicated to the preservation, diffusion, and promotion of Hispanic and Latin American Art.
  23. The Pinellas Trail, a 47 mile hiking/biking trail connecting St. Petersburg with Central and north Pinellas County, is the longest urban linear trail in the eastern United States.
  24. Titusville, known as Space City, USA, is located on the west shore of the Indian River directly across from the John F. Kennedy Space Center.
  25. Florida is the only state that has 2 rivers both with the same name. There is a Withlacoochee in north central Florida (Madison County) and a Withlacoochee in central Florida. They have nothing in common except the name.

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