LOL theres places I know that only get a 4% reimbursement and thats both 911 and ift. Again these were all the companies that were shut down before, had legal trouble or financial issues all in one stewd pot.
No i am not burned out and no you're not seeing medicare authorization most of the time nor would you want to. On east coast medicare have force ambulance companies to get authorization prior to doing a call except in case of emergency and most routine calls are getting denied. What you're likely seeing is medicare advantage plans routed to your company thought broker such logisticare, axm solutions, national med trans network, transport assist, secure transportation etc. All of this companies do give prior authorization. Medi-cal generally will give 30 days authorization if provider does make a tar and a year authorization for dialysis runs but often time they also will downgrade call sot wheelchair van. If crew are not leasing units and they continue to be employees then company must buy worker comp insurance etc. Like i said before, 72k is not going to happen regardless how much someone here says it will. I am going have to agree with previous posters, if Ambulnz is going to try this thing for sure then they will not be around for a while.
Most are not longer doing medicare because of that issue.
Actually, bls interfacility is essentially a supine taxi cab. Especially dialysis and hospital discharges.
Saving lives, one discharge to the SNF at a time!
Smh. How could you get write ups (plural) if you were new? What did you do? Also why would you be putting out names and phone numbers online of your friends. You weren't even there a month.
Actually I know places that have emts that have been working the same place for 10 years or more in a large majority. It's just LA. Once you get out of the shadows of LA FD you see real ems.
Great. Now Ambulanz will acquire that "9-1-1" experience? Just how Ambuserve got there's from Shoreline.
Wow, what an insult to every EMT that takes pride in their profession.
