Off Grid Emergency on the Alaska Homestead

What happens when you have an emergency and you live in remote Alaska? My wife slipped on some ice and thought she broke her ankle. We don't have 911 so if there is an emergency we have to take control and get ourselves to the hospital. Because of a pending storm I couldn't take my wife to town and we had to charter a helicopter to pick her up and take her to town so she could get medical attention.
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