They fill out an application at one of NWEC’s office locations (Woodward or Buffalo) and then the co-op will send those applications to our local Air Evac Lifeteam Membership Contact - Christy Lovelace.

All new Air Evac members will receive a new member packet after the first payment NWEC sends to Air Evac is processed. This packet includes ID cards for members’ wallets and stickers for their home and vehicles.

Coverage includes everyone that physically lives in the household (related or not, no age limit and no limit on household total).

Members can include their college students and kids on a schedule (for example when kids travel between parents who are divorced).

Members do not have to have health insurance to sign up for a membership.

Members can update an application form through the NWEC offices which will be sent to our local Air Evac representative - Christy Lovelace.

OR

Members may contact the corporate office for Air Evac to make changes to their membership by calling 800-793-0010.

Air Evac as 320 locations in 38 states for coverage with AirMedCare Network.

If a member is in their local hospital and needs to be transferred, it is recommended to inform the doctor of your Air Evac membership. If it is a scene flight and members are able to let the on-scene medics know, then also do that.

Always call 911 if there is something that happens when a member is not already at a hospital.

Anyone who gets flown (member or not) will receive a packet in the mail regarding insurance information. That will need to be filled out, signed and mailed back in. Once that has been done, the member’s insurance (if they have it) will be billed and any remaining balance is NOT owed by the member.*

*The only time an Air Evac member would be responsible for the cost of air ambulance transportation is if the transport was done outside of the AirMedCare Provider Network.