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Not just a firefighter, but horse trainer, Guardsman, handyman and cook. Heidi Beedle
The firefighters who just showed up at your house for a medical emergency or to douse a neighborâs house fire might have already worked 40 hours or more that week at a side hustle unrelated to their fire service duties.
They may have cooked at a local steak house, pulled extra shifts with an area fire department or a private ambulance service, written mortgage loans, taught at a local college, installed hardwood flooring or worked on remodeling a house they are hoping to flip for a six-figure profit.
HCDC highlights growing industry
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- December 21, 2020, 7:14 AM
The largest U.S. helicopter air ambulance company has launched a full-frontal assault on competitors who sell annual “memberships.” Testifying before the National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) earlier this month, Air Methods executive v-p Chris Myers attacked these programs, accusing them of preying on the fears of senior citizens, for whom transports are already almost totally covered by federal Medicare or Medicaid reimbursements.
Myers criticized the AirMed Care Network specifically. The network is comprised of national operators, including Air Evac Lifeteam, Guardian Flight, Med-Trans Corp., and REACH Air Medical Services. These four operators fly from 320 bases in 38 states. It sells one to five-year memberships at prices ranging from $65 to $395, with seniors receiving a significant discount. AirMed said the memberships provide “peace of mind,” a message that resonates with buyers leery of receiving huge medevac bills. �