A LifeNet subscription offers protection to you and your loved ones from the worry of large out of pocket expenses associated with medical transportation by ground or medical helicopter. Our low annual fee buys you, your spouse, and your dependents living in your household up to a 40% discount. Subscription plans are NOT insurance.

LifeNet is pleased to announce the return of the medical helicopter to our subscription program. Our new Gold Plan includes both ground and medical helicopter for only $110.

For every subscription, $5 will be donated to the First Responder programs in your area. Our new brochure will be mailed out to all residents in our service area soon. We encourage you to read, refer to, and keep this informative brochure.

Medical transports up to 500 miles by ground ambulance are covered when origin or destination is within our primary service area ( Bowie, Eastern Cass, Garland, Little River, Miller, and Red River Counties). Our subscription agreement also covers ambulance transports performed by the Atlanta, Texas Fire Department EMS.

Medical helicopter flights up to 250 miles are covered in the following counties: Bowie, Cass, Garland, Hempstead, Hot Springs, Little River, Miller, Morris, Nevada, Ouachita, Red River and Sevier Counties.

Medical Helicopter Service Guidelines

Flight must originate from hospital and must be in our primary service area or be requested by a medical professional within LifeNet’s primary service area. (Bowie, Miller, Red River, Garland, Cass, and Little River counties)

Subscribers are entitled to transport by LifeNet, Inc helicopter to the closest facility for injuries that are deemed by an attending medical professional to be life or limb threatening, or that could lead to permanent disability.

Patient’s medical condition will dictate whether or not air transportation is in the best interest of the patient’s health and well being. In certain conditions of compromised health, LifeNet reserves the right to determine whether or not a patient is flown

Federal Aviation Administration restrictions prohibit LifeNet from transporting patients weighing over 400 pounds, or flying in inclement weather conditions. The primary determinant of whether to accept a flight regardless of the factor, be in patient size, weather conditions or some other factor, is always the safety of the patient and our medical crews.

LifeNet services may not be available at the time of request for services due to factors beyond LifeNet’s control, such as use of the appropriate aircraft by another patient or other circumstances governed by operations requirements such as regulations and maintenance.