Reassignment En Route. 2 If an emergency ambulance is reassigned en route or turned around prior to arrival on the scene (e.g. to 3 respond to a higher priority request), compliance and penalties shall be calculated based on the Response 4 Time Standard applicable to the assigned priority of the initial response. The Response Time clock will 5 not stop until the arrival of an emergency ambulance on the scene from which the ambulance was 6 diverted.
Reassignment En Route. 7 If an emergency ambulance is reassigned en route or turned around prior to arrival on the scene (e.g. 8 to respond to a higher priority request), compliance and penalties shall be calculated based on the
Reassignment En Route. 7 (a) If an emergency ambulance is reassigned en route or turned around 8 prior to arrival on the scene (e.g. to respond to a higher priority request), compliance and penalties shall 9 be calculated based on the Response Time Standard applicable to the assigned priority of the initial 10 response. The Response Time clock will not stop until the arrival of an emergency ambulance on the 11 scene from which the ambulance was diverted.
Reassignment En Route. If an Ambulance is reassigned en route or turned around prior to Arrival at Incident Location (e.g., to respond to a higher priority request), performance shall be calculated based on the Response Time Standard applicable to the assigned priority of the initial response. The Response Time clock shall not stop until the arrival of an Ambulance on the scene from which the unit was diverted.
Reassignment En Route. A. If an ambulance is reassigned from a lower priority call to a higher priority call while en route and prior to arrival on scene, Contractor's compliance will be calculated based on the response time requirement applicable to the assigned priority of the initial response. The response time clock will not stop until the arrival of an ambulance on the scene from which the ambulance was diverted.
Reassignment En Route. If a responding. ambulance is reassigned en route from a first call to second call prior to arrival at the incident location, the response time clock will not stop on the first call until the arrival of an appropriately staffed ambulance on the scene of the first call.
Reassignment En Route. If an ambulance is removed from a response prior to arriving on scene and another assigned to the response, the elapsed response time shall not end until an ambulance arrives on thescene.
