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Not quite. The billing is pretty specific. Just having a medic on a BLS call doesn't automatically allow you to bill as an ALS call. However, you CAN bill the call as ALS 1 if you perform an ALS intervention or perform an ALS assessment. (Which every medic should do, and document as such.)
ALS 2 is when you perform 3 separate medication admins or perform an advanced procedure such as electrical therapy, advanced airway or the like.
I've seen some ALS providers provide a BLS assessment [emoji16]Isn't an ALS assessment defined by an assessment conducted by an ALS provider? Or does it have some specific criteria?
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I plead the 5th!I've seen some ALS providers provide a BLS assessment [emoji16]
I plead the 5th!
Fair enough. The LAFD, and Los Angeles county in general sucks at EMS, fin.Back on topic everybody.
And yet it keeps coming up, and we say the same things lolFair enough. The LAFD, and Los Angeles county in general sucks at EMS, fin.
Yep, I agree. Back to DrP's original post though. It's nothing new, it (most likely) will never change; and yes, they did at one time, and most likely still do have to have other RA's (ambulances) backfill for that station due to shear volume. Couple all of this with the complete lack of drive, desire, and interest in prehospital medicine itself.And yet it keeps coming up, and we say the same things lol