It appears that Parkview Hospital's "Samaritan" medical helicopters, in northern Indiana, are using TG 10349, which is currently listed as a Hendricks Co LE TG.
Also, SAM and Lutheran Air apparently have (2) 800mhz radios, one being a 9399xxx RID, and another with an Allen Co 213xxx RID.
Also, the Samaritan Disp console RID changed to a 9210XXX, Whitley county RID. I wonder if they moved their SAM Disp center to Whitley Co.
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I also heard MedFlight 8 (out of area bird) talking to MedFlight Disp asking them "Do you still use the FlightWatch (TG) for everything, or you use one of those "Air Med" frequencies (TGs)."
This leads me to believe that maybe all of these individual "company" helicopter TGs (10058, 10081, 10117, 10349, etc..) are actually all "Air Med" TGs, similar to the old UHF "Med" channels.
IU LifeLine calls TG 10058 "Air Med 1". Maybe StatFlight's TG 10081 is actually "Air Med 2" ?; Maybe Lutheran Air's TG 10117 is actually "Air Med 3" ?
I've seen Lutheran Air on some of those other former Dekalb Co 1011X TGs as well.