We recognize the growing concern among our communities around COVID-19 and wanted to share what LifeFlight is doing in response. We are taking care of Maine by supporting our EMS and hospital partners across the state who need to transport critical patients. We've also restricted public access to our base sites and have suspended all external education and training.
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In an effort to improve response time for scene calls involving remote snowmobile, ATV and recreational accidents, LifeFlight has teamed up with state and local agencies and clubs to establish landing zones along Maine’s extensive recreational trail system.
Maine is a big place, with lots of people far away from critical emergency care. With its nimble helicopters, fast airplane and dedicated ground ambulances, LifeFlight can reach people in need, making Maine feel a little smaller.
Important information on transporting COVID-19 patients. Updated regularly.
We currently have two paid internship opportunities available at the LifeFlight Foundation in Camden. Come join our team!
LifeFlight and the COVID-19 Outbreak
As the far-reaching coronavirus outbreak continues to dominate the news, we recognize the growing concern among our communities and wanted to take a few minutes to share what LifeFlight is doing in response.
Bean match campaign results in $3 million for LifeFlight
LifeFlight is pleased to announce that the 2019 Linda and Diana Bean fundraising challenge match was an unqualified success, reaching its $1.5 million goal much earlier than expected, thanks to an outpouring of gifts made by hundreds of donors – some loyal friends who have supported us for years, but many more who were inspired to give for the first time.
12th Annual LifeFlight Emergency Care Open
06/15/2020
Martindale Country Club, Auburn, Maine
Islesboro Crossing for LifeFlight 2020
08/16/2020
Northport and Islesboro, Maine