Can you afford not to be covered?

Emergency ambulance transport costs more than $920, while transport by the air ambulance helicopter can cost more than $5,000*.

Some health funds offer "emergency ambulance cover", but why limit your protection? There's a cheap and simple solution.

Joining Ambulance Victoria through Latrobe is a cost effective way of providing peace of mind.

For just over 10 cents per day for a single person, or 21 cents per day for a family, joining Ambulance Victoria is a cost effective way of providing peace of mind.

That is protection for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. An Ambulance Victoria membership covers emergency and non-emergency treatment, pre-hospital care and ambulance transport by road or air and specialist services anywhere in Australia.

Make sure you are fully covered for ambulance by joining Ambulance Victoria.

A rebate on voluntary ambulance subscription is provided on most of Latrobe’s Extras covers.

Special benefits:

• Full ambulance cover can be conveniently paid along with your Latrobe membership.

Ambulance Victoria rates^

Call Latrobe on 1300 362 155 to join.

Important Note:

Membership with Ambulance Victoria is available to Victorian residents only, as per Ambulance Victoria guidelines.

For policy holders residing in NSW & ACT

As part of the Health Services Levy Act 1988 all registered Health funds are required to pay a levy for members that hold a hospital product and reside in NSW or ACT. This covers you and any dependants listed on your membership, in the event you require emergency transport within your home state.

For more information, or to arrange hospital cover with Latrobe, call 1300 362 155.

Queensland

Free ambulance service throughout Australia is provided through the Community Ambulance Cover legislation.

Policy holders residing in Queensland should contact their local state authority regarding ambulance coverage and conditions.

Tasmania

The Tasmanian government provides a free ambulance service to all residents.

Policy holders residing in Tasmania should contact their local state authority regarding ambulance coverage and conditions.

SA, WA and NT

Latrobe policy holders residing in South Australia, West Australia or the Northern Territory will need to take out ambulance cover with their relevant state ambulance service.

Policy holders with extras cover can claim a benefit towards the cost of their ambulance subscription.

* Source - Metropolitan Ambulance Service news release 30 May 2009.
^ These rates are effective as at 01/07/2011

Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
For full details on any information please call 1300 362 155