Response Time Exceptions Sample Clauses

Response Time Exceptions. Response time exceptions shall be reviewed and approved by the County EMS Coordinator upon each monthly response review process, and shall consist of the following exceptions: (I.) Adverse and/or extreme weather conditions (ii.) Excessive traffic events due to in and outbound accidents that impede transport (iii.) Thoroughfare crossings blocked by trains (iv.) Excessive response loads due to mass casualty incidents (v.) Excessive ER wait times
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Response Time Exceptions. In the calculation of Contractor's performance to determine compliance with the response time standards, every emergency request from a County designated Communications Center originating from within Contractor's assigned Emergency Response Zones shall be included except as follows:
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Response Time Exceptions. A. The AGENCY may allow exceptions to the response time standards during a declared multi-casualty/disaster incident within the COUNTY, or during a declared disaster in a neighboring county to which ambulance assistance is being provided as requested by the AGENCY or an authorized requestor. B. The AGENCY may allow exceptions to the response time standards for good cause, as reasonably determined by the AGENCY. At a minimum, the asserted grounds for exception must have been a substantial factor in producing a particular excess response time, and CONTRACTOR must have demonstrated a good faith effort to respond to the call(s). Good cause for an exception may include, but is not limited to: 1. Unusual system demand. 2. Incorrect or inaccurate dispatch information received from a PSAP/caller. 3. Disrupted voice or data radio transmission. 4. Material changes in dispatched location. 5. Unavoidable telephone communications failure. 6. Inability to locate address due to non-existent address. 7. Inability to locate the patient due to the patient departing the scene. 8. Delays caused by traffic related to the incident. 9. Unavoidable delays caused by extreme inclement weather (fog, etc.). 10. When CONTRACTOR’S units are providing authorized mutual aid, public safety standby, or urgent/emergent interfacility transport services pursuant to this AGREEMENT. 11. Off-road locations. 12. Emergency department offload delays for any ambulance delayed in transferring care in excess of 20 minutes. C. CONTRACTOR is responsible for submitting response time exception requests to the AGENCY’S Contract Compliance Manager within 30 business days of the end of the month of occurrence. The AGENCY’S Contract Compliance Manager will review each exception request and make an approval or denial decision. Should CONTRACTOR desire to appeal the AGENCY’S Contract Compliance Manager’s decision, a written request must be submitted to the AGENCY’S Director within 10 business days after the AGENCY’S Contract Compliance Manager’s decision. All decisions by the AGENCY’S Director will be considered final.
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Response Time Exceptions. 23 A. The AGENCY may allow exceptions to the response time standards during a declared 24 multi-casualty/disaster incident within the COUNTY, or during a declared disaster in a 25 neighboring county to which ambulance assistance is being provided as requested by 26 the AGENCY or an authorized requestor. 27 B. The AGENCY may allow exceptions to the response time standards for good cause, 28 as determined at the AGENCY’S sole discretion. At a minimum, the asserted grounds 29 for exception must have been a substantial factor in producing a particular excess 30 response time, and CONTRACTOR must have demonstrated a good faith effort to 31 respond to the call(s). Good cause for an exception may include, but is not limited to: 1 1. Unusual system overload (defined as 150 percent of the average demand for the 2 day of the week and hour of day). 3 2. Incorrect or inaccurate dispatch information received from a PSAP/caller. 4 3. Disrupted voice or data radio transmission (not due to CONTRACTOR’S 5 equipment/infrastructure). 6 4. Material change in dispatched location. 7 5. Unavoidable telephone communications failure. 8 6. Inability to locate address due to non-existent address. 9 7. Inability to locate the patient due to the patient departing the scene. 10 8. Delays caused by traffic related to the incident. 11 9. Unavoidable delays caused by extreme inclement weather (fog, etc.). 12 10. When units are providing authorized mutual aid services. 13 11. Off-road locations. 14 12. Emergency department offload delays 15 C. CONTRACTOR is responsible for submitting response time exception requests to the 16 AGENCY’S Contract Compliance Manager within 20 business days of the end of the 17 month of occurrence. The AGENCY’S Contract Compliance Manager will review each 18 exception request and make an approval or denial decision. Should CONTRACTOR
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