Life Flight Insurance: Do I Need It? The Short Answer, YES!
Life Flight Insurance: Do I Need It? The Short Answer is YES!
- 1500+ Patients Transported Per Month
- 1700+ Neonatal / Pediatric Patients Transported Per Year
- 700+ Units of Blood Administered Annually
- 900+ Lifeflight Network Team Members
- 24/7/365 Coverage. Always Available and At The Ready
- NO Out-of-Pocket Expenses
- Entire Family Coverage is Included
- 24/7/365 Peace-of-Mind
- Advanced Care: Every Aircraft is a Mobile ICU
- No Limit for Necessary Emergent Transports
- Largest Not-for-Profit Air Medical Program in the USA
Cost: $75/year
Lifeflight also offers discounts for certain professions, (first responders and teachers to name a couple). Make sure to ask if you qualify! They also offer a lifetime benefit, either paid in full or via four installments.
Remember; this yearly fee covers your entire family with no out of pocket expense, no-copays and no deductibles.
How much does a typical flight cost without Lifeflight insurance? Many factors can determine the cost of each flight. These factors can include: distance to be covered, the type of medical equipment and personnel required, and any additional services needed during the transport. On average, an air ambulance flight within the United States can range from $12,000 to $55,000. There are no fixed costs, and it is often not your choice if you get flown or not (first responders, doctors and medical personal typically makes these calls together).
*photo credit to lifeflight.org
are provided courtesy of the Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS).
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