A woman in her 80s was rushed to hospital last week, overseen by both East Anglian land and air ambulances.
The services were called to Beeston Regis near Sheringham on June 27, to reports that the woman was having difficulties breathing.
First response medics treated the Regis Avenue resident, and decided she needed to be taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
A spokesperson from the East of England Ambulance Service said: 'The Air Ambulance were called because the patient was in a serious condition, and they were there to closely monitor her in case her condition deteriorated.
'Luckily from out logs, it would appear that this didn't happen.'
The East Anglian Air Ambulance said: 'Critical care paramedic Ben Caine was tasked by rapid response vehicle to assist the EEAST team with treatment of an elderly patient on route to hospital.
'The patient was provided with high levels of monitoring and assessment throughout the journey by road ambulance.'
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