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The AAMS State Association Committee focuses on improving bi-directional communication with state critical care transport associations to learn more about local issues faced by our members. We also seek to highlight the importance of these state associations to the full AAMS membership and encourage participation at the state level.
Below, please find a listing of state/regional associations compiled thus far. This page on the AAMS website is a work in progress. If you would like to have your state/region listed, please contact Blair Beggan at bbeggan@aams.org. ARIZONA
CALIFORNIA
ILLINOIS
The Illinois Association of Air and Critical Care Transport (IAACCT) consists of critical care medical transport providers which utilize ground, rotor wing and/or fixed wing as a mode of patient transportation and operate within the State of Illinois. INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
Website coming soon!
MICHIGAN
The Michigan Association of Air Medical Providers (MAAP) exists to promote interaction and collaboration between flight programs in the areas of safety, quality, and advocacy. MAAP tries to educate and coordinate with State EMS and Hospitals to ensure that we are all supporting our patient population. MINNESOTA
NEBRASKA
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTHEAST REGION
OHIO The Ohio Association of Critical Care Transport (OACCT) represents a unified voice for the critical care medical transport community in the state of Ohio. Through common effort we will improve the health outcomes of the populations for which we provide care.
TEXAS
TAAMS represents more than 25 air medical organizations running over 100 aircraft in the State of Texas. Our members include for-profit and not-for-profit medical transport service providers, suppliers and individuals which have come together for the purpose of improving the Texas air medical community. WISCONSIN
The Wisconsin Air Medical Council consists of air medial transport providers which utilize rotor-wing and/or fixed wing as a mode of transportation and operate based within the State of Wisconsin. The council's purpose is to promote and enhance air medical transport safety within the state of Wisconsin, provide a forum for the exchange of information and to facilitate cooperative and collaborative problem solving, promote appropriate utilization of air medical services, work with government and regulatory agencies to affect change in aviation regulations pertaining to air medical transportation, interface with the state and regional trauma advisory committees and interface with like organizations in neighboring states. Interested in joining the State Association Committee?
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The California Association of Air Medical Services (Cal-AAMS) is a chapter of AAMS, the Association of Air Medical Services, an international association which serves providers of air and surface medical transport systems.
IA AAMS provides a medium so that representatives from each of the ten HEMS Programs in Iowa can come together to discuss a variety of issues in order for all the programs to collectively provide safe and excellent care to Iowa and surroundings states.
KanAAMS is a collective of aeromedical service programs that have the ability to transport patient into, and out of the state. 
The Minnesota Air Medical Council (MNAMC) is organized and dedicated to discussion, research, support, and collaboration on issues and topics of mutual interest in air medical transport with an emphasis on operational safety, quality clinical care, and other areas of interest.
The Nebraska Association of Air Medical Services (NEAAMS) goal is to promote the highest level of industry safety and commitment to delivering excellence in clinical care while transporting the critically ill.
The mission of the North East Air Alliance (NEAA) is to share information, discuss experiences, and encourage communications among the programs in order to maintain a safe and high quality critical care transport system in the region.
