Billing and Administration
Access our comprehensive directory of articles on Billing and Administration for EMS professionals. This collection covers essential topics such as billing practices, reimbursement procedures, and effective administration strategies to streamline operations. Understanding the complexities of EMS billing and administration is crucial for maintaining financial health and ensuring compliance with regulations. For more related content, explore our resources on Regulatory Compliance. Stay informed and improve your administrative skills to support the success of your EMS organization.
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Breaking down significant updates to grant programs and next steps for obtaining funding
The incoming AAA president advises leaders on how to leverage resources, reports on discussion with Biden/Harris transition team
Her scheme through Penn Choice Ambulance involved more than $3.6 million in fraudulent Medicare claims
Company officials say that only 5 percent of those using the service pay in full, which runs the price up
The company announced it would no longer keep an ambulance in a nearby town overnight, which has raised concerns about response time
The township will drop two volunteer fire companies and contract with the University of Pennsylvania Health Systems in a move expected to save $440K annually
Changes include cutting the hours of a second ambulance by six hours a week, and having the fire department provide quarters for the EMS crew
A city committee recommends extending it to six years; the company is in the process of purchasing a local building
The 1987 van-style ambulance will be used for BLS; the Ford dealership owner stepped up after hearing about the fire department’s budget woes
The money is intended to assist fire companies and ambulance services whose resources have been strained by the Marcellus Shale gas boom
The McCandless-Franklin Park Ambulance Authority has started sending letters to people who haven’t paid for services, in addition to taking unpaid cases to the magistrate
It’s part of a cost-recovery effort; residents can avoid all out-of-pocket EMS expenses by enrolling in a membership program for $48 a year
The city council approved turning the work over to a private company that opponents have concerns about
The village of College Corner is “deeply disappointed” that Oxford, Ohio turned down a request to cover one of its regions to improve response times
440 Louisiana residents filed claims that they were overcharged by Acadian Ambulance for services sometime in the last two decades
The lawsuit alleges Kansas City, Mo. officials refused overtime compensation to EMS professionals that went through a firefighting training course
In many cases someone else called 911, and elderly people say they were not expecting and can’t afford the high bills
The board approved a 2014 tax rate request that authorizes 4.8955 mills to be levied in July for EMS services; one mill is equal to $1 for every $1,000 of taxable value on a home or business
The ambulance provider was under scrutiny for slow response times, but an oversight board aims to keep performance in check
The district will put $700 annually into an account for each eligible firefighter and EMS worker; the plan aims to contain costs and retain volunteers
One medic was overpaid by $200K over nine years; two other more recent cases were just discovered
The new contract took four months of negotiations after Colorado Springs pulled out of the county service and caused some reshuffling
The agreement would establish an Emergency Medical Provider Network, and private ambulance companies that meet the criteria would be allowed to join
Cape Fear Valley Health Systems will be the fourth company to run the ambulance service in six years, and had been eyeing a contract for three
First Response has temporarily stepped in after a local provider closed, but will not be able to provide service for an extended period of time
They hammered out an agreement to temporarily calm a dispute over EMS costs
They both pitched membership programs that aim too lower out-of-pocket costs for air ambulance patients
First Call settled in a lawsuit that alleges the company up coded billings for transports by seeking reimbursement for unnecessary or never provided ALS services
The city of Lockport may have violated a firefighters’ union contract by reducing staff and taking ambulances and fire trucks off the road with plans to replace the ambulance service with a private company
He was in charge of the local ambulance company when it over-billed city residents; AMR agreed to a $1M settlement in 2010
