Careful Expansion and New Website Expand Reach of Rescue Nurse International Nurses to Bring Sick or Injured Patients Home

    LONE TREE, CO, February 06, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As the travel industry rebounds from a tight economy, services provided by professional medical teams such as Rescue Nurse International are poised for progress. Insurance and travel assistance companies have begun to rely more heavily on nursing services that use commercial airlines to transport ill or injured patients home from a vacation, business trip, semester abroad and even expatriates. Colorado-based Rescue Nurse International continues to expand their footprint nationally with a network of licensed nurses coast to coast, ready to respond at a moment's notice.

"Accompanying a sick or injured patient home safely is our life's work," notes Rescue Nurse International CEO Gabrielle Bartusiak, RN. "Our nurses fly around the world every week as we bring patients home. Our patients rely on us to become their advocate with the airlines, hotels and hospitals that are involved. Our level of involvement goes well beyond nursing, we become a patient's lifeline to getting the care they deserve, in the place they yearn to be - home."

Travel experts agree that the cost of transporting patients home through the commercial airline industry is saving millions of dollars per year. Now that the economy is coming back after a few years of stay-cations, there is a higher level of interest in traveling since the beginning of 2011. According to Experian Hitwise, the first week in January saw a spike in consumers checking in with travel websites. Many were likely planning mid-winter getaways or even summer vacations. Smart travelers will pack travel assistance plans which will help them return home in case of emergencies.

Rescue Nurse International is headquartered in Lone Tree, Colorado and operates a world-wide network of licensed Nurses who are on call to rescue a Patient anywhere in the world. From Austin to Austria and Milan to Moscow, RNI partners with insurance and travel assistance companies and keeps costs down through extensive relationships within the commercial airline industry.

Travel and Insurance Companies can save thousands of dollars per trip by contracting with Rescue Nurse International rather than using private air ambulance services to transport patients home. For more information, contact Gabrielle Bartusiak, RN, CEO of Rescue Nurse International at 888-777-3065 today. Learn more about RNI's services at http://www.RescueNurse.com.

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