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THE TEAM THAT SAVES LIVES Help yourself and others by joining Air Evac Life Team
provides emergency medical transport services to southeast Oklahoma and other rural areas across the U.S.
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You can support the lifesaving work performed by the company for only $5 per month, courtesy of Kiamichi Electric Cooperative.
Kiamichi Electric volunteers its administrative services to Air Evac Lifeteam so co-op members can pay the one year membership fee in small monthly payments. Kiamchi Electric members also receive a $5 membership discount. Regular Lifeteam memberships cost $65/year.
Membership in Air Evac Lifeteam provides rural residents with access to emergency care when time can make the difference between life and death. While anyone can use the service, a Lifeteam
ir Evac Lifeteam might save your life one day. The independently owned air ambulance service
membership provides extra benefits. For example, when you're a Lifeteam member, the company will work with insurance providers for compensation for the cost of the flight. Any additional costs associated with your medical transport are covered by your membership fee. You can also rest easy knowing your membership covers you for medical transport with participating providers in 32 states.
When you join Lifeteam, your membership helps cover the costs associated with operating an air ambulance, and ensures the company is able to continue serving rural southeast Oklahoma and other remote areas.
Air Evac Lifeteam enrollment forms are available at Kiamichi Electric Cooperative or by calling your co-op at 800-888-2731 For more information about Air Evac Lifeteam membership benefits, please call Air Evac Lifeteam at 918-318-0789 or visit
www.lifeteam.net.
Easy Ways to Save Energy Cont'd from page 5
ensure your home’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system is operating properly. Checking, changing or cleaning your filter extends the life of your HVAC system and saves you money.
Dust and dirt trapped in a system’s air filter leads to problems such as reduced air flow in the home, up to 15 percent higher operating costs, and costly duct cleaning or replacement. To avoid problems, clean the system filters monthly. Changing the filters makes your unit run more efficiently, and keeps your house cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
Take control of your energy savings
Take a look at your programmable thermostat. When was the last time you checked to make sure it was programmed for the current season and family schedule?
This is one of the best energy-saving tools at your fingertips. It enables you to fine tune the temperature during particular hours of the day. Many models allow you to differentiate between weekday and weekend schedules, and internet-connected thermostats can learn your schedule and make adjustments automatically. Most models come with an override option so you can make manual adjustments without losing overall programing. Remember, you won't save money unless it is programmed properly and adjusted periodically to keep pace with changes in your routine.
Kiamichi Electric offers several member services designed to help you lower your home energy costs. For details on these member benefits, please visit www.
kiamichielectric.org or call 800-888-2731.
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