What is lifesaver?
Lifesaver is a MARS product that gives access to road or air ambulance when a member is faced with a life/limb threatening emergency from anywhere in Zimbabwe. The patient will be taken to the nearest appropriate medical facility.
Why do I need Lifesaver?
Families are disjointed because of distance and the great trek to the diaspora. On the other hand, better medical facilities and specialists are found concentrated in the large urban centres. When one is faced with an emergency as a result of sickness or an accident, especially in the rural areas, mining or growth points, they not only need transport, but professional medical supervision en-route to an appropriate medical facility. As a member of the Lifesaver Plan, MARS offers road and air evacuation from anywhere in Zimbabwe to the nearest appropriate medical facility under the care of medical professionals.

Who can be a Lifesaver member (and how does one pay membership fees)?
Anyone, anywhere in Zimbabwe can become a Lifesaver member. Payment plans are flexible and can be designed to suit an individual’s means regardless of whether one is in formal employment or not, including:
·         Self employed individuals or farmers can pay their fees directly to MARS
·         Employees can arrange with their employer to pay directly to MARS
·         Individuals can arrange for payment through a stop order facility with their bank
·         Membership can also be paid for on behalf of parents, relatives or other loved ones
How will I be identified as a member?
Each Lifesaver member will be issued with a bracelet that should be worn at all times. The bracelet is embossed with the membership number and also lists telephone numbers that can be called in times of emergency.
Who should I contact to enquire about membership?
Call or visit the Marketing Department of MARS on 263-04 790530 or 790391/2 or any MARS base.