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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 Connecticut to Oregon

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 Connecticut to Oregon. 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 Connecticut to Oregon. We can help you move patients from Connecticut to Oregon. If you need help moving mom or dad from Connecticut to Oregon 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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Connecticut Population

The population count of Connecticut was 3,494,487 in 2009. The population count of Connecticut was 3,545,837 in 2010. The population count of Connecticut was 3,558,172 in 2011. The population count of Connecticut was 3,572,213 in 2012. The population count of Connecticut was 3,583,561 in 2013. The population count of Connecticut was 3,592,053 in 2014. The population count of Connecticut was 3,593,222 in 2015. The population count of Connecticut was 3,588,570 in 2016.The last measured population count for Connecticut was 3,588,570 in 2016. Connecticut experienced an average growth rate of 0.38% from our first statistic recorded in 2009. If past trends continue, we forecast the population count to be 3,655,772 by 2021. Connecticut is home to 1.08% of the nations popluation.

The adult obesity rate of Connecticut was 24.40% in 2015.The percent without health insurance of Connecticut was 9.60% 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 Connecticut.

  1. The first telephone book ever issued contained only fifty names. The New Haven District Telephone Company published it in New Haven in February 1878.
  2. The USS Nautilus - the world's first nuclear powered submarine was built in Groton in 1954.
  3. Connecticut and Rhode Island never ratified the 18th Amendment (Prohibition).
  4. In 1705, copper was discovered in Simsbury. Later, the copper mine became the infamous New-Gate Prison of the Revolutionary War. Doctor Samuel Higley of Simsbury started the first copper coinage in America in 1737.
  5. The Scoville Memorial Library is the United States oldest public library. The library collection began in 1771, when Richard Smith, owner of a local blast furnace, used community contributions to buy 200 books in London. Patrons could borrow and return books on the third Monday of every third month. Fees were collected for damages, the most common being "greasing" by wax dripped from the candles by which the patrons read.
  6. On April 9, 1810, a Salisbury town meeting voted to authorize the "selectmen draw upon the town treasurer for the sum of one hundred dollars" to purchase more books for the Scoville Memorial Library collection, making the library the first publicly supported free town library in the United States.
  7. Mary Kies, of South Killingly was the first woman to receive a U.S. patent. On May 15th, 1809 for a method of weaving straw with silk.
  8. On January 28, 1878, 21 venturous citizens of New Haven became the world's first subscribers to telephone exchange service.
  9. America's first trade association was founded in Naugatuck Valley.
  10. Cattle branding in the United States began in Connecticut when farmers were required by law to mark all of their pigs.
  11. In Hartford, you may not, under any circumstances, cross the street walking on your hands!
  12. Connecticut is home to the oldest U.S. newspaper still being published: The Hartford Courant, established in 1764.
  13. Connecticut has approx. 144 newspapers published in the State (daily, Sunday, weekly and monthly).
  14. Connecticut is home to the first hamburger (1895), Polaroid camera (1934), helicopter (1939), and color television (1948).
  15. The first automobile law was passed by the state of CT in 1901. The speed limit was set at 12 miles per hour.
  16. The first lollipop-making machine opened for business in New Haven in 1908. George Smith named the treat after a popular racehorse.
  17. Ella Grasso was elected in her own right to be a state governor in 1974.
  18. In 1937, Connecticut became the first state to issue permanent license plates for cars.
  19. The World Wrestling Federation or the WWF is headquartered in Stamford.
  20. Bristol, CT is considered the "Mum City" of the USA because of the many Chrysanthemums grown and sold to various states and Canada
  21. In 1784, New Haven was incorporated as a city.
  22. Danbury, An important military depot for the American Revolutionary armies was burned and looted in April 1777 by the British under Major General William Tryon.
  23. The first blast furnace in Connecticut was built in Lakeville in 1762.
  24. The Submarine Force Museum in Groton is home of the historic ship Nautilus (SSN 571). It is the official submarine museum of the United States Navy.
  25. Connecticut State insect is the Praying Mantis.

Employment Outlook

The healthcare industry is booming is Connecticut.The number of employees of Connecticut was 69,801 in 2010. The number of employees of Connecticut was 72,163 in 2011. The number of employees of Connecticut was 73,389 in 2012. The number of employees of Connecticut was 74,731 in 2013. The number of employees of Connecticut was 75,956 in 2014. The number of employees of Connecticut was 77,758 in 2015. The number of employees of Connecticut was 78,293 in 2016. THis number is expected to grow signifigcantly in the next few years. The last measured number of employees for Connecticut was 78,293 in 2016. Connecticut experienced an average growth rate of 2.03% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the number of employees to be 82,539 by 2019. Long distance medical transport service in Connecticut 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 Connecticut was $36,787 in 2010. The median earnings of Connecticut was $37,636 in 2011. The median earnings of Connecticut was $37,923 in 2012. The median earnings of Connecticut was $37,896 in 2013. The median earnings of Connecticut was $38,133 in 2014. The median earnings of Connecticut was $38,324 in 2015. The median earnings of Connecticut was $39,198 in 2016. The last measured median earnings for Connecticut was $39,198 in 2016. Connecticut experienced an average growth rate of 1.09% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the median earnings to be $40,404 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 Connecticut was 16.40% in 2010. The percent earning over $100,000 of Connecticut was 17.50% in 2011. The percent earning over $100,000 of Connecticut was 18.40% in 2012. The percent earning over $100,000 of Connecticut was 18.90% in 2013. The percent earning over $100,000 of Connecticut was 19.50% in 2014. The percent earning over $100,000 of Connecticut was 19.80% in 2015. The percent earning over $100,000 of Connecticut was 20.50% in 2016. The last measured percent earning over $100,000 for Connecticut was 20.50% in 2016. Connecticut experienced an average growth rate of 4.17% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the percent earning over $100,000 to be 22.55% 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. There are nine lighthouses standing along the coastline. Five are still being used; the others are designated historic monuments.
  2. Portland is an example of outstanding urban planning. The city is known as The City of Roses.
  3. High above the city of Portland the International Rose Test Garden features more than 500 varieties of roses cultivated continuously since 1917.
  4. At 11,239 feet Mount Hood stands as the tallest peak in Oregon. Mount Hood is a dormant volcano.
  5. Silver Falls State Park is the Oregon's largest state park. It features 10 waterfalls and contains a wide variety of forested hiking trails.
  6. Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States. It was formed more than 6,500 years ago. Its crystal-blue waters are world renowned.
  7. Discovered in 1874 the caves located in Oregon Caves National Monument are carved within solid marble.
  8. The world's largest rosary collection is exhibited at The Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center. A local resident collected the exhibit.
  9. The Carousel Museum contains the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of carousel horses.
  10. Fort Clatsop National Memorial contains a replica of Lewis and Clark's 1805-1806 winter outpost.
  11. The small village of Bickelton is filled with bluebird houses seen on the posts of every house.
  12. The Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area is a spectacular river canyon cutting the only sea-level route through the Cascade Mountain Range.
  13. The Ries-Thompson House is the oldest remaining residence in Parkdale. Built circa 1900 the home and area offer a commanding view of Mount Hood.
  14. Tillamook is home to Oregon's largest cheese factory.
  15. Florence is known as Oregon's rhododendron capital.
  16. The Oregon Legislature designated the Oregon Grape (Mahonia aquifolium) as the Oregon state flower by resolution in 1899.
  17. Oregon's capitol building is located in Salem. Earlier capitals include the cities of Oregon City and Corvallis.
  18. The Columbia River forms most of the northern border between Oregon and Washington. The Snake River forms over half of the eastern boundary with Idaho.
  19. In 1905 the largest long cabin in the world was built in Portland to honor the Lewis and Clark expedition.
  20. A treaty between the United States and Spain established the current southern border between Oregon and California. The treaty was signed in 1819.
  21. The Oregon Trail is the longest of the overland routes used in the westward expansion of the United States.
  22. The Tillamook Naval Air Museum is housed in the world's largest wooden clear-span building.
  23. Haystack Rock off Cannon Beach is 235 feet high and is the third largest coastal monolith in the world.
  24. The Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, built in 1880, is currently used as the site of the final resting place of up to 467,000 cremated individuals.
  25. The Seaside Aquarium was the first facility in the world to successfully breed harbor seals in captivity.

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