Urgent Response (Priority 3) Sample Clauses

Urgent Response (Priority 3). Contractor’s goal is to place at a minimum, an Advanced Life Support Ambulance at the scene of each urgent response request [e. g. Alpha] as presumptively determined in accordance with the MPDS within 14 minutes and 59 seconds on not less than 90% of all urgent response requests when the Ambulance is dispatched from its assigned post and the location of the emergency is within the corresponding mileage radius of the post. This category of response has historically been used when an immediate response is necessary (e.g., MPDS-Alpha and some lower level MPDS Bravo requests non-lights and sirens response; low acuity auto accident with first responders present, etc.). This shall apply to all urgent response requests in all designated Urban response areas of the County. This will not require a lights and siren response. Response Time Performance for designated Rural response areas within the County shall be within 20 minutes and 59 seconds on not less than 90% of all non-life-threatening emergency response requests. Response Time Performance for designated Wilderness response areas within the County shall be within 40 minutes and 59 seconds on not less than 90% of all non-life- threatening emergency response requests. The LEMSA recognizes that the Contractor’s primary responsibility is to meet emergency service demands within the County. As a result, LEMSA understands that the Contractor’s response to non- emergency requests may be occasionally and temporarily delayed until sufficient reserves of emergency response capacity can be restored to the system. When this occurs, the EMS Agency Director, or designee, shall be notified immediately by the Contractor. Even so, to provide customer service and enhance the economic viability of the system, the Contractor shall furnish emergency and non-emergency response capacity. Contractor shall respond to hospitals and healthcare facility requests for interfacility transports as directed by the County Designated Dispatch Center in the following manner.
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  • NOW, THEREFORE the parties hereto agree as follows:

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