LifeNet, Inc is an Arkansas not-for-profit corporation providing cost effective, high quality ground and air ambulance services throughout Northeast Texas and Southwest Arkansas. The company’s emergency medical services and non-emergency ambulance operation currently responds to more than 34,000 annual calls and covers more than 4,500 square miles with a fleet of 35 Mobile Intensive Care units (MICU). In addition to local emergency and non-emergency transportation, LifeNet provides ground-based long distance transfers at the advanced life support (ALS) level and teams up with its air-program staff members to provide critical care transports.

 The ground ambulance program serves the residents of Bowie , Cass and Red River counties in Texas , as well as Texarkana. In Arkansas, ambulance coverage is provided in Garland, Miller, and Little River counties.

LifeNet’s air program is one of the best in the nation and with its beginning in Texarkana, Arkansas it is the oldest air-medical flight program in Arkansas. Starting in 1983 as St. Michael's AirLife, its aircraft have flown more than 10,000 accident-free medical missions. The flight program employs a Bell 407 helicopter, which has the potential to travel at speeds up to 165 miles per hour in its primary service area of Texarkana ( Southwest Arkansas and Northeast Texas ) and the surrounding counties.

Flu Plan - LifeNet is Preparing

With the steadily increasing numbers of flu and H1N1 cases in our area, LifeNet has developed a comprehensive "Flu Illness Plan". In the coming months, it is important that people who experience flu like symptoms call 911 only when they feel their condition is potentially life-threatening.

When calling 911, you will soon be asked two questions by the 911 call taker:

1. Have you had a FEVER or CHILLS in the last 24 hours?
2. Have you had a COUGH or SORE THROAT in the last 24 hours?

Please be aware that these questions will be asked and the answers will help us treat you more effectively.


One benefit of being a child is the security of knowing an adult protector will be around in a time of crisis.

For 7-year-old Lexie Robinson, that assurance proved false early one morning this month as she was dropped at her great-grandmother’s home to be taken to school.

“I walked in the door and I couldn’t find Granny and I looked in every room. Then I went in her bedroom and saw her laying on the floor. I thought she fell out of bed. I ran (outside) to see if my mom was out there but she wasn’t, so then I tried to call her (cell phone) but I got the wrong number, then I called 911,” Lexie said of the morning of Dec. 2 when she discovered her great-grandmother had suffered a stroke.

Read the entire article here and listen to the 911 call.


For our compliance with the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS) national standards of excellence, LifeNet has received national accreditation three times. The Commission is a non-profit organization established to encourage and promote quality patient care in America ’s medical transportation system. The CAAS standards address the delivery of patient care, a service’s operational components, and its relationships with other agencies, the general public, and the local medical community.

LifeNet first became accredited in 2000 becoming one of the first ambulance services in Arkansas and the 80th ambulance service in the country to successfully complete the voluntary review process. This process included completion of a comprehensive application and an on-site review by national experts in emergency medical services.

Receipt of this gold-standard accreditation represents LifeNet’s continued commitment to the patients and the communities it serves.

The LifeNet Mission

LifeNet, Inc has been in operation in its current form since 1993.

Our Mission is to provide every patient with excellent care.

 Our Values are to treat our patients, customers, stakeholders and each other with compassion, and honesty.

 Our Vision for 2013….

 …is for our patients and customers to be receiving the most professional and comfortable experience possible while in our care.

 ….is for our staff to be working as one united team in a rewarding environment that allows them to focus on the well being of their patients and a want to share in the success of their company.

 …is for our operation to be utilizing processes that promote efficiency and teamwork, as well as, a customer, patient and employee friendly environment.

 …is for our finances to be providing adequate funding so that we can provide excellent services, capital needs and continued growth development while sharing our success with the staff.

 

  • Home Healthcare - (Texarkana or Hot Springs) - Trained nurses and aides who provide services and medical products in the patients home.

  • Durable Medical Equipment - Medicare approved medical equipment such as iron lungs, oxygen tents, hospital beds, power-operated wheel chairs, etc.

  • Personal Alert Systems - Wearable devices for elderly or disabled persons that allow them to maintain their independence. In case of an emergency, simply press the button and quickly notify a nearby relative, neighbor or ambulance, if necessary.

  • Home Safety Products - Products to make your home a safer place for you and your family.

Texarkana
6225 St. Michael Dr.
Texarkana, Texas 75503
(903) 832-8531
(800) 832-6395

Hot Springs
835 Central - Suite 512
Hot Springs , Arkansas
(501) 624-4206
(800) 832-6395

 



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If you are a nationally registered Paramedic or emergency medical technician, you may apply for a position. LifeNet offers a competitive compensation package including a relocation bonus and a wonderful place to live and work. Learn more about our medic positions and get an application packet.

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