American Ambulance Association

Cost Data Collection on the Horizon for EMS

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on Add-On, Ambulance Industry, American Ambulance Association, Budget, Collection, Cost Data, Data Collection, Medicare, Payment, Reimbursement, Reporting
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Reality Time
When the Philadelphia Eagles won their very first Super Bowl two weeks ago, the City of Brotherly Love

Medicare Bonus Payments Expire- What’s Next?

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on American Ambulance Association, Bonus Payments, Cash Flow, Claims, Deductible, Fee Schedule, Medicare, Mileage Reimbursement, Rural, Urban
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December 31, 2017, 2359 Hours…
When the New Years ball begins its drop in New York City on December 31,

Congressional Committee Moves Revised Ambulance Relief Bill

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on AAA, Ambulance Relief, American Ambulance Association, BLS Non-Emergency, Congress, H.R. 3436, H.R. 3729, Medicare, Payment, S. 967
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On 9/11…
In a bit of displaced irony, on the very day we remember one of the greatest mass casualty

Medicare Add-On Payments- Time is Running Out!

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on Add-on Payments, Ambulance, American Ambulance Association, Bonus Payment, Fee Schedule, Fraud Protection, Medicare, Mileage, Reform Act, Schedule, Super-Rural, Transports
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Five Months!
Five Months have passed since Senators Stabenow, Roberts, Leahy, Collins and Schumer introduced S. 967 entitled the “Medicare

Why is S. 967 So Important to the Ambulance Industry? Part I

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on Ambulance, American Ambulance Association, Fee Schedule, Fraud, Medicare, Payments, Provider, Reform Act, Reimbursement, S. 967, Transports
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April 27, 2017
Certain dates in history stand out as pivotal to the course and direction of the United States

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