Ok so a topic none of us like, insurance. My insurance plan is changing and I now have to pay a deductible AND a percentage of Ambulance/Life Fight rides. Does anyone know how much life flight is out of Summit Point? Trying to decide whether I should get a knew provider.
I think the last person that I knew first hand that had a helicopter flight they couldn't remember, it was close to $5k. That was about eight years ago. That was at Blackhawk Farms.
I belive you can get insurance that covers that for a few hunderd a year. I can remember the name but they advertise in the AMA magizine
Well, my 10min helicopter ride from Blackhawk to Rockford was around $8000... That was in late 07.
Quote from: Jason748 on December 04, 2008, 04:27:00 PM
Well, my 10min helicopter ride from Blackhawk to Rockford was around $8000... That was in late 07.
Boy Jason, you got ripped off.............
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And I bet you didn't get to take any pictures either!
:biggrin:
:kicknuts: - a guys gets knocked out cold and see what happens... :spank:
My Dad acatully snapped a pic so at least I have that proof of the ride. :lmao:
I took a ride in 2001 in Fla. that I didn't remember from the motocross track that cost $10,000.Total bill was $15,000.Luckily I didn't break anything though.
1st Check with your insurance provider if they cover ambulance, air ambulance, ambulance return to home if traveling
2nd
Probably going to have a few track managers mad for me saying this but here goes.
Call the tracks in question that you ride at ask what the air ambulance service they use, find out from that service if they have a yearly membership program.
From there figure your insurance needs
Quote from: Garywc on December 04, 2008, 04:21:27 PM
I belive you can get insurance that covers that for a few hunderd a year. I can remember the name but they advertise in the AMA magizine
Yes, it is called MASA...look them up. They waive the initial signup fee if you are an AMA member. IIRC it's about $240/yr for single, $360/yr family, but don't quote me on that. It's a really good deal because not only does it cover such emergency transportation as life-flights out of tracks, but it also helps with repatriation expenses for things like medical transport if you get hurt far away from home and you want your treatment to take place closer to your home. Such transport alone usually runs in to the several thousands of dollars.
I haven't had to use it, and hopefully never will, but I'm glad for the piece of mind that I get from having it, in addition to my regular health insurance and my accident coverage policy.
Check out www.masaassist.com. I can also give you the name and # of the agent who I contact to buy my coverage.
Quote from: kl3640 on December 04, 2008, 06:58:53 PM
Yes, it is called MASA...look them up. They waive the initial signup fee if you are an AMA member. IIRC it's about $240/yr for single, $360/yr family, but don't quote me on that. It's a really good deal because not only does it cover such emergency transportation as life-flights out of tracks, but it also helps with repatriation expenses for things like medical transport if you get hurt far away from home and you want your treatment to take place closer to your home. Such transport alone usually runs in to the several thousands of dollars.
I haven't had to use it, and hopefully never will, but I'm glad for the piece of mind that I get from having it, in addition to my regular health insurance and my accident coverage policy.
Check out www.masaassist.com. I can also give you the name and # of the agent who I contact to buy my coverage.
thanks that the one i was thinkning about seems like a good idea to have
My trip from Hastings to Lincoln this year was $14,000. That was hospital to hospital. I'd hate to see how much more it would have been if they had landed at the track.