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AirMedCare rep pitches county membership to cover air-ambulance costs for employees
Summary
An AirMedCare Network representative briefed the commission on membership plans that would cover out-of-pocket costs for county employees and households in the event of an air medical transport; commissioners said they would consult staff and EMS before deciding.
Scott Koltenbarger, a representative of AirMedCare Network (operating as EagleMed in the region), described membership packages that cover out-of-pocket costs for patients flown by the company's aircraft and urged the county to consider group or payroll-deduction plans for employees.
Koltenbarger said AirMedCare has 11 aircraft in Kansas and that memberships -- priced as low as $75 per household per year (company discount pricing) -- would cover co-pays, deductibles…
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