Infant Airlifted to UAB After Receiving CPR in Dothan
An infant received CPR in Dothan and was subsequently airlifted to UAB.
Dothan, AL, November 7, 2026 — An infant was airlifted to the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) after receiving cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in Dothan.
Details surrounding the incident, including the specific date and time, the infant’s age, and the circumstances leading to the need for CPR, were not immediately available.
Emergency services responded to a situation requiring immediate life-saving measures in Dothan. Following the administration of CPR, medical personnel determined that specialized care was necessary, prompting the decision to transport the infant via air to UAB. The exact medical facility or department at UAB that received the infant has not been specified.
The contractor responsible for the airlift was not identified. The contractor’s name was not provided. Information regarding the condition of the infant post-transport was also not released.
Further details regarding the incident, the infant’s medical status, and the response from local Dothan emergency services and the transport team are pending. The specific hospital in Dothan where the CPR was administered is not mentioned in available information.
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