News Latest news March 2020 - Devon Air Ambulance and Coronavirus This article relates to March 2020. Please refer to the latest news for current updates Our service is usually there for anyone who needs it. However, to enable us to provide the best care during the current pandemic, the condition of patients we attend is likely to be different. We are working closely with the NHS and the South Western Ambulance Service to ensure we are responding to the patients we can bring the greatest benefit to. At this challenging time, the NHS and emergency services are extremely busy, so it is essential that we work with them to coordinate the best possible level of healthcare provision. Our primary objective remains to bring the greatest benefit for our patients and the people of Devon. Alongside our aircraft this may include increased use of our Critical Care Cars and our clinicians supporting our colleagues in the NHS. Our clinical leadership team is keeping this under continual review. With the cancellation of community events and fewer visitors to our shops there will be an impact on our fundraising and income, however, we hope that the public will continue to support us during these challenging times as we continue to provide the best care possible to our patients. Devon Air Ambulance is made possible by and exists for the people of Devon and is 100% independent of Government funding. If you feel you can help make a donation towards the running of your service we welcome your support. Please select a donation amount (required) £40 helps towards the cost of an aircrew jacket (£320 each) £20 protects patients in an exposed location with a blizzard heat blanket £10 means a young patient can be comforted by our Ambrose Bear soft toy Other Donate Manage Cookie Preferences