Draft:AirMedCare Network

AirMedCare Network
Established	2010
Type	Air ambulance membership organization
Location	United States;
Area served	38 U.S. states
Key people	Matt Muse (VP Membership Sales)
Website	airmedcarenetwork.com

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AirMedCare Network (AMCN) is a United States-based alliance of air medical transport providers offering emergency and non-emergency air ambulance services. Established in 2010, the network provides rapid-response critical care air transport to patients in both urban and rural areas across 38 states, ensuring timely access to advanced medical facilities.

Overview

AirMedCare Network operates the largest domestic air ambulance membership program in the United States. The organization partners with numerous regional providers to maintain over 320 bases. Each base operates state-of-the-art aircraft with specially trained medical professionals.

AMCN offers membership programs that allow individuals to access air ambulance services without incurring additional out-of-pocket costs, as long as the transport is conducted by a participating provider.

Membership Programs

Emergent Air Ambulance Services

These services transport patients from accident scenes or between healthcare facilities. Initiated by EMS or physicians, these flights use medically equipped aircraft capable of life support and critical care.

Fly-U-Home (Non-Emergent)

The Fly-U-Home program enables members hospitalized more than 150 nautical miles from home within the continental United States to be transported to a facility closer to home for continued treatment.

Fly-U-Home International

Launched in 2024, this program expanded AMCN's reach globally, including to Alaska and Hawaii. Repatriation services are offered using specially outfitted aircraft and medical crews.

Eligibility

Membership is not available to individuals enrolled in Medicaid.

Affiliate Organizations

AirMedCare Network works with a wide range of rotor-wing and fixed-wing air ambulance providers, including:

Med-Trans Corporation – Largest operator in the network. Partners include Erlanger Health, University of Tennessee, and University of Florida Health. Source
Air Evac Lifeteam – Operates over 150 helicopters primarily in the Midwest. Aircraft are equipped with advanced safety and navigation systems. Source
REACH Air Medical Services – Serves California and the Pacific Northwest. Source
Guardian Flight – Covers Alaska.
Hawaii Life Flight – Operates across Hawaii.
Additional providers: CAL-Ore Life Flight, AeroCare, Gallup Med Flight, Sunrise Air Ambulance, and more.

History

AirMedCare Network was founded in 2010 as a subsidiary of Global Medical Response with the goal of expanding access to emergency air medical services and offering members financial protection. It has since become the largest air ambulance membership network in the U.S.

Accreditation

AirMedCare Network services are accredited by:

Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS)
European Aero-Medical Institute (EURAMI), via sister company AirMed International
International Assistance Group (IAG)

These accreditations ensure compliance with rigorous standards related to patient care, flight safety, equipment, and crew training.

Key People

Matt Muse, Vice President of Membership Sales
Jason Monday, National Director of Field Sales
Sarah Gordon, Divisional Director
Jeff Miller, Divisional Director

References