Life Flight Network is the largest not-for-profit air medical program in the United States, providing ICU-level helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance transport since 1978.
Supported by prestigious non-profit healthcare systems including Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, Providence Health & Services, Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, and Oregon Health & Science University, Life Flight Network delivers rapid response ICU-level care by the industry’s foremost emergency clinicians.
The membership program provides families with no out-of-pocket expenses for emergent transport, 24/7/365 coverage, and peace of mind. For aviation professionals exploring air ambulance services in the Western US, Life Flight Network represents 45+ years of safety, reliability, and exceptional clinical care.
Life Flight Network provides comprehensive medical transport across multiple platforms. Helicopter transport delivers rapid emergency response reaching remote locations throughout the service area. Fixed-wing transport handles long-distance interstate and cross-state patient transfers.
Ground ambulance service provides extensive local coverage for immediate transport needs. All platforms deliver ICU-level care with the most advanced civilian aircraft fleet. Specialized neonatal/pediatric transport teams staff dedicated community response units with flight registered nurses and respiratory therapists, available at strategic airports for immediate deployment.
The Communications Center coordinates missions 24/7/365, ensuring rapid response when healthcare partners need patients transported. Quality Management ensures continuous improvement in clinical outcomes and operational excellence.
Life Flight Network operates bases across five states serving rural and urban communities. Oregon hosts headquarters and multiple air/ground bases. Washington coverage spans from Port Angeles to Pullman with rotor-wing, fixed-wing, and ground services.
Idaho operations extend from Sandpoint to Boise to Burley, strengthened by expertise serving remote regions. Montana bases in Missoula, Butte, and Bozeman provide coverage for rural communities. Hawaiʻi operations from Kona, Hilo, and Waimea serve Big Island communities.
Partnerships with organizations like Ruby Valley Volunteer Search and Rescue demonstrate community integration. The non-profit Life Flight Network Foundation supports education, training, community outreach, and rural expansion.
Address: 22285 Yellow Gate Lane, Suite 102 Aurora, OR 97002
Phone: (202) 366-4000
Email: socialmedia@lifeflight.org
Website: www.lifeflight.org
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