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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVVMC MFP Helipad 10-27-14Vail Valley Medical Center Presentation of Master Facility Plan Helipad Vail Planning and Environmental Commission October 27, 2014 RAN <L LIEXPERTS INTERNATIONAL LLC, A � � lam\ I 1 1 I � -, I `k L Fornrarfy Rayma�d A. Syms 6 Assouales ' ���- I. ANR IM-NNIN47,.&{4Fh,'- kO.INI Pf DEWEL- iPMENT HELWORT. HELICOPTER AVIATION Helicopter Transport Destinations Denver Health Medical Center Medical Center of Aurora Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children Children's Hospital Swedish Medical Center VMaster Facility Plan Vail Valley Medical Center •l • Heli Transfers OUT Cardiac Trauma Acute Medical Emergency Stroke (or similar) Neonatal (newborn) High -risk OB (mom &baby) 2013 Total = 7312012 Total = 72 Helicopter Transfers 2013 3 73 271 344 21% Master Facility Flan Vail Valley Medical Center Time from Symptom Onset to Treatment Predicts 1 -year Mortality after Primary PCI F__12 10 8 0 4 0 0 _-.11 60 120 180 240 300 360 Ischemic Time (minutes) 00043X' The relative risk of 1 -year mortality increases by 7.5% for each 0- minute delay Cni..ummih UNrvEx -sury De Luca et al. Circulation 2004;109:1223 -1 225 i MYUtC"CLA`IA I NewVcrrfit Preshykeran Vail Valley Medical Center 16 14 12 10 8 0 4 7 N Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec X2014 --W-2013 --A-2012 --)4-2011 -I -2010 X2009 10.00 9.00 EKiP] 7.00 1:�i1i1 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 m Helicopter Operations 5 Year Average Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec ■ 5 Year Average CeneA�'� A P.' M 1. ■ 0 e aaao ov© ®�•to «i • a .� Ir �.iozL Mfr _ _ �_ •� r, a K +.:' !e' ■ y i 44.1 � � � i Iti{ i.�5 1. - •� .. -. ' _ -. •: - .. - _f ate- - . _ b. 1 ,F.y .�qLe. AP r• � � ^t� a�•orwnS: � ' � Fl � rJ •jam � � '.' "" �(''�+' ^- • 1• -+',�,w �9R6r+ yr,N � wf �� r.• y j _ _ rxf*i{ .p4 .;.._ .+4",.• - .^+ � `.+1�; . "�•'� 1Ye � . n. `b ` of �7& � F w *. � � r 1� s .ayl�' J r _ya S�►Z _ _' ,� w .' •aaS. `k r i ,� w .� .F`"r� .. 'f}�M� R°y�Y r 9A14' aj r r i r: Chronology • Helicopter 5 -50 minute ETA after physician makes decision. • Ambulance assigned at 5 minute ETA and becomes unavailable. • 15 -30 minutes landing logistics and getting flight crew to VV M C. • 20 -60 minutes transfer of care in ED . OB /Neonates can be up to 2 hours • 20 -30 minutes takeoff logistics. 60 minutes minimum ambulance out of service Patient charge of around $450 Vail Valley Medical Center Number of general public or civilian deaths resulting from a medical helicopter /heliport: *includes drivers being distracted by the helicopter. Master Facility Plan Vail Valley Medical Center /Iil;.q F dIL /,Alt s NZ"** 4 . �` AMA- wJ i' M fM1 4, r r t� ;4 { `W P Vail Valley Medical Center Y ■�� ■E■ No �0 ONE i■ ■ ■E■ ■■ P lorry i� HEERY M Vail Valley Medical Center* e, a "s i rr j bmom one son ■� HEERY M r+ ~-" I Blip T f Jf 1 fH y ~'IN:y design wtJ ;. . �. �*6 Vail Wey MEd al Center * l 2 �� � A• �� f + §E R e . 04 'ILI Rui'A son AN so, INS Rui'A 1 yF� f -a b Ad y1 f .M f 7� f f f 5 +ten -K design 55 '' Y f a / Vail Valley Medical Center Y 1 I E HEERY M a- h k r tl * r i Vail Valley Medical Center* HEERY M Vail Valley Medical Center Heliport Site Selection & Review Process • Define selection criteria and develop short -list of potential heliport locations. • Confirm the structural assumptions and relationship to building utilities; validate airspace clearances and aircraft performance capabilities. • Select preferred heliport location. • Propose heliport location as part of VVMC Master Plan, complete Town review process. Including approach to sound /safety issues and specific design considerations with city officials and adjacent properties. • Produce conceptual design in respect to FAA, NFPA and building codes —verify all obstacles including future buildings on and off campus. • Informational meeting or Pilot Briefing Package to all users. Master Facility Plan a Heliport Site Selection & Review Process • Make applications to FAA (FAA application can be made any time after the conceptual design is complete) and to the Town of Vail (Conditional Use Permit application). • Obtain CUP approval from Town (to be conditional on FAA approval). • Obtain building permit approvals from Town of Vail for construction. • Construct heliport. • Progress and initial training at 85% completion of construction. • Finish heliport, final inspections, FAA and Code signoffs. • Commission pad, conduct final training & issue FAA and Pilot Briefing information. Master" Facility Plan Facility Vail Valley Medical Center