Walker city commissioners have approved a service agreement with Life EMS, giving the medical provider free rein to respond to any area of the city — saying it is a more practical and efficient way to offer ambulance service to … Read More
Life EMS Ambulance is teaming up with Spectrum Health and Metro Health Sports Medicine to provide a sports medicine clinic to athletic directors and trainers in the region.
HART — In a split vote, the Oceana County Board of Commissioners voted 4-3 Thursday, July 19, to enter into final negotiations with Life EMS for a “multi-year agreement.”
Kids got a lesson in several different kinds of safety Thursday as Life EMS Ambulance held its Camp 911 at West Shore Community College, a one-day interactive safety camp for kids between the ages of 9 to 11.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The sights and sounds of emergency vehicles can be scary for anyone. If you have four legs and especially sensitive hearing and smell, it can be even more upsetting.
September 26, 2017 Non-traditional, Integrated Model Points to a 52% Reduction in Hospital ER Visits, 38% Reduction in Inpatient Visits & More (GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. – September 26, 2017) – Keeping at-risk seniors in their homes and out … Read More
Michigan Works! to help support paramedic tuition for up to 18 qualifying applicants (Aug. 30, 2017- REED CITY, Mich.) – Launching a career as a paramedic just became easier and more affordable for residents of six northern Michigan counties, thanks … Read More
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. – Every second counts when you work for an emergency services provider — it’s why Life EMS Ambulance uses Marvlis “Which is Mobile Area Routing and Vehicle Location Information System,” said Tony Sorensen, Life EMS Ambulance’s vice … Read More
(Newaygo County, Michigan, May 23, 2016) –Life EMS Ambulance Paramedics Dan Degen and Rob Benson figure they have saved the lives of dozens of local men and women during their lengthy careers as first responders. While the duo believes ALL … Read More
(GRAND RAPIDS, Mi.– Mar. 24, 2016) For the 12th consecutive year, Life EMS Ambulance has been named a “101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For.” The West Michigan-based award follows the company’s third consecutive year of being recognized as … Read More
I understand that I am responsible for payment of ambulance services. The annual $49 membership fee for Life Care Plus discounts my out-of-pocket cost related to ambulance transports covered by insurance ($79 membership fee for those without insurance coverage) for medically necessary ground ambulance transportation provided by Life EMS.
EFFECTIVE DATES:
I understand that my membership is effective upon receipt of full payment and signed membership contract, and coverage is through April 30th of the year following my sign-up.
IF I HAVE INSURANCE, WHO RECEIVES CLAIM PAYMENTS:
I understand that Life Care Plus is not insurance and that Life Care Plus will bill for payments from my insurer or third party agency, (e.g. Medicare, BCBS, etc.) including any supplemental or complementary insurance. If the insurance company sends me a check for services rendered by LIFE EMS AMBULANCE, I
agree to promptly forward that check to LIFE EMS AMBULANCE. I hereby
authorize payment directly to LIFE EMS for ambulance services otherwise payable to me. I authorize any holder of medical or other information about me, to release to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), its agents, other insurance carriers, or LIFE EMS, any information needed to determine these benefits in the past, now or in the future.
WHAT IS MEDICALLY NECESSARY:
I understand that Life Care Plus Membership Services are restricted to “medically
necessary ambulance service”, defined as the specific need for ambulance
service transportation to and from a hospital within the LIFE EMS service area in
Kent, Ottawa, Kalamazoo, Newaygo, Lake, Ionia/Belding, Mason, Allegan counties,
Georgetown/Hudsonville/Jamestown areas and NE Van Buren County (specific
coverage area description available from the LIFE EMS business office), where
use of alternate forms of transportation (wheelchair van, private car, taxi) would
be medically inappropriate given the patient’s condition. LIFE EMS may require
physician certification of the medical necessity of ambulance transport. I understand
this membership can be terminated by LIFE EMS if it has evidence of abuse
of this program. Ambulance transport to such places as a physician’s office is not
covered.
IF SERVICES ARE NEEDED OUTSIDE THE LIFE EMS SERVICE AREA:
I understand that if long-distance, non-emergency ambulance services are
required outside the LIFE EMS service area, additional fees may be charged to
me by LIFE EMS.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES:
Wheelchair/Mobility Transportation and other services are available at special “member
only” discounted rates. Please contact the business office for details.
WHO IN MY HOME IS COVERED BY THIS PROGRAM:
The Life Care Plus program covers those residing in your household. A “household”
is defined as self and spouse, or single parent, their children under the age
of 26 years living at the same address, or a single individual household.
I UNDERSTAND THAT I MUST USE THE SERVICES OF LIFE EMS AMBULANCE IN
ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS.
TERM OF THE MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT:
I understand that my initial membership payment covers the time period from the
date on which Life EMS receives my signed contract and my full payment, and
continues until April 30 of the year following my sign-up.
Membership fees are not refundable, even if I attempt to terminate
during a term.
Serving you throughout the Greater Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo/Portage, Ionia/Belding, Newaygo, Lake & Mason Co’s, Allegan, and now Georgetown/Hudsonville/Jamestown areas and NE Van Buren County.