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Long distance medical transport (minimum 200 miles) by ACC Medlink, a nationwide medical
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Ambulance Transport Services from Maine to Maryland

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

The population count of Maine was 1,316,380 in 2009. The population count of Maine was 1,327,665 in 2010. The population count of Maine was 1,328,543 in 2011. The population count of Maine was 1,329,084 in 2012. The population count of Maine was 1,328,320 in 2013. The population count of Maine was 1,328,535 in 2014. The population count of Maine was 1,329,100 in 2015. The population count of Maine was 1,329,923 in 2016.The last measured population count for Maine was 1,329,923 in 2016. Maine experienced an average growth rate of 0.15% from our first statistic recorded in 2009. If past trends continue, we forecast the population count to be 1,339,597 by 2021. Maine is home to 0.41% of the nations popluation.

The adult obesity rate of Maine was 27.90% in 2015.The percent without health insurance of Maine was 14.30% 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 Maine.

  1. Eastport is the most eastern city in the United States. The city is considered the first place in the United States to receive the rays of the morning sun.
  2. In Wilton there's a cannery that imports and cans only dandelion greens.
  3. Maine is the only state in the United States whose name has one syllable.
  4. Maine is the only state that shares its border with only one other state.
  5. Bath is known as the City of Ships.
  6. Joshua L. Chamberlain born in Brewer received the only battlefield promotion to General during the Civil War. He was also the last Civil War soldier to die of wounds incurred in the War.
  7. The White Mountain National Forest covers nearly 800,000 acres, the forest covers a landscape ranging from hardwood forests to the largest alpine area east of the Rocky Mountains
  8. Aroostook County at 6,453 square miles covers an area greater than the combined size of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
  9. Approximately 40 millions pounds (nearly 90 percent) of the nation's lobster supply is caught off the coast of Maine.
  10. Maine produces 99% of all the blueberries in the country making it the single largest producer of blueberries in the United States.
  11. Maine's earliest inhabitants were descendants of Ice Age hunters.
  12. Portland was first temporarily selected as the state capital. In 1832 the capital was moved to the centrally located site of Augusta.
  13. In 1641 America's first chartered city was York.
  14. Acadia National Park is the second most visited national park in the United States.
  15. West Quoddy Head is the most easterly point in the United States.
  16. Augusta is the most eastern capital city in the United States.
  17. Mount Katahdin is the state's highest point at 5,268 feet above sea level.
  18. Togus was the first Veteran's Hospital in the United States. The facility was founded in 1866.
  19. An unsuccessful attempt at establishing a permanent English settlement in the New World was at the location now known as Popham Beach. Sir George Popham led the expedition in 1607.
  20. 90% of the country's toothpick supply is produced in Maine.
  21. Portland is the birthplace of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
  22. Senator Margaret Chase Smith stood up in the senate and gave the famous Declaration of Conscious speech, speaking out against the McCarthy era. Senator Smith was the first female presidential candidate.
  23. Author Steven King is a resident of Bangor.
  24. Former President George Bush has a summer home in Kennebunkport.
  25. Freeport is the home to the L.L. Bean Company.

Employment Outlook

The healthcare industry is booming is Maine.The number of employees of Maine was 26,979 in 2010. The number of employees of Maine was 27,579 in 2011. The number of employees of Maine was 28,231 in 2012. The number of employees of Maine was 28,524 in 2013. The number of employees of Maine was 28,189 in 2014. The number of employees of Maine was 28,823 in 2015. The number of employees of Maine was 29,180 in 2016. THis number is expected to grow signifigcantly in the next few years. The last measured number of employees for Maine was 29,180 in 2016. Maine experienced an average growth rate of 1.36% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the number of employees to be 30,281 by 2019. Long distance medical transport service in Maine 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 Maine was $26,676 in 2010. The median earnings of Maine was $27,137 in 2011. The median earnings of Maine was $27,361 in 2012. The median earnings of Maine was $27,636 in 2013. The median earnings of Maine was $27,957 in 2014. The median earnings of Maine was $28,235 in 2015. The median earnings of Maine was $29,299 in 2016. The last measured median earnings for Maine was $29,299 in 2016. Maine experienced an average growth rate of 1.64% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the median earnings to be $30,611 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 Maine was 5.80% in 2010. The percent earning over $100,000 of Maine was 6.30% in 2011. The percent earning over $100,000 of Maine was 6.70% in 2012. The percent earning over $100,000 of Maine was 7.20% in 2013. The percent earning over $100,000 of Maine was 7.50% in 2014. The percent earning over $100,000 of Maine was 7.80% in 2015. The percent earning over $100,000 of Maine was 8.20% in 2016. The last measured percent earning over $100,000 for Maine was 8.20% in 2016. Maine experienced an average growth rate of 6.90% from our first statistic recorded in 2010. If past trends continue, we forecast the percent earning over $100,000 to be 9.40% 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 National Institute of Standards and Technology gave Gaithersburg the designation Science Capital of the United States when the Bureau moved to the area in 1961.
  2. Samuel F.B. Morse reportedly received the first telegraph message in Bladensburg, in 1844, before his famous "What Hath God Wrought" message between Baltimore and Washington. His telegraph wire had been strung along the railroad right of way. Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell University, lived in Bladensburg and is said to have invented the telegraph pole.
  3. The town of Garrett Park declared the first nuclear free zone in the United States in 1982, thus affirming a tradition of peacefulness that began back in 1898 when it became illegal to harm any tree or songbird within the town limits.
  4. Maryland was first to enact Workmen's compensation laws in 1902.
  5. Friendship International Airport - now Baltimore/Washington International Airport - began operations on June 24. 1950.
  6. Channel 67 broadcast the state's first public television programs on October 5, 1969.
  7. Greenbelt was the first community in the United States built as a planned city. Greenbelt was an experiment in both the physical and social planning.
  8. The Concord Point Lighthouse in Havre de Grace is the oldest continuously operated lighthouse in the State of Maryland.
  9. Havre de Grace is known as the decoy capitol of the world.
  10. The Methodist Church of America was formally organized in 1784 at Perry Hall.
  11. Mount Airy is unique because two counties, Carroll and Frederick, divide it.
  12. Oxford (founded 1683), gained its prominence in colonial days by being mandated in 1694 by Maryland legislation as the first and only port of entry on the eastern shore.
  13. On the morning of August 10, 1813 residents of Saint Michaels having been forewarned of a British attack hoisted lanterns to the masts of ships and in the tops of the trees. The height of light caused cannons to overshoot the town. This first known blackout was effective and only one house was struck and is now known as the "Cannonball House." The town has been known as the town that fooled the British since this historic event.
  14. New Market is known as Maryland's antique capital.
  15. Swallow Falls State Park near Oakland showcases Muddy Creek Falls. At 63 feet it is the largest waterfall in Maryland.
  16. Maryland gave up some of it's land to form Washington D.C.
  17. The Maryland Renaissance Festival is held from August and October in Crownsville.
  18. Maryland is a prominent producer and processor of seafood and a national leader in the production of blue crabs and soft clams.
  19. The Thrasher Carriage Museum in Frostburg houses a collection of early 19th- and 20th-century horse drawn conveyances. Formal closed carriages, milk wagons, open sleighs, funeral wagons, dog carts, and President Roosevelt's inaugural carriage are among the approximately 50 vehicles featured.
  20. Sixteen of the 23 Maryland counties border on tidal water. The combined length of tidal shoreline, including islands, is 4,431 miles.
  21. The Bollman Truss Railroad Bridge in Savage is made of both cast iron and wrought iron. It is the only open railroad bridge of its type anywhere in the world
  22. Clara Barton National Historic Site commemorates the life of Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross. The house in Glen Echo served as her home and headquarters for the American Red Cross and a warehouse for disaster relief supplies.
  23. Maryland has forty-seven operational State parks, including 7 parks with waterfront areas, covering 90,239 acres; 15 State-owned lakes and ponds open to public fishing; 9 State forests and portions of 15 State parks open to public hunting; 36 wildlife management areas, covering 88,348 acres, open to public hunting; 6 natural environment areas containing 7,676 acres.
  24. Annapolis was known as the Athens of America during the seventeenth century and once served as the capital of the United States.
  25. The Community Bridge mural project in Frederick transformed a plain concrete bridge into the stunning illusion of an old stone bridge. The entire structure was painted by hand by an artist and his assistants, using advanced trompe l'oeil ("deceive the eye") techniques.

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