User Fees and User Fee Regulation Process Sample Clauses

User Fees and User Fee Regulation Process. 1. The County finds that regulating ambulance service fees is necessary to ensure availability, sustainability and adequacy of ambulance services in the County. The following fees are hereby established by the County exercising sound legislative judgment and shall be the only allowable ambulance service fees to be charged and collected in the County for both private and public ambulances. The following shall be the County mandated rates and the Contractor shall charge these rates (“User Fee”). ALS Emergency $1,170.00 ALS Emergency Lexxx 0 $1,300.00 ALS Non-Emergency $950.00 BLS Emergency $1,020.00 BLS Non-Emergency $800.00 Specialty Care Transport (CCT) $1,500.00 ALS/BLS Mileage (per mile) $19.33 per mile Treatment with No Transport Charge $150.00 Except for charity care, there shall be no discounts permitted to these User Fee and no private or public ambulance provider shall charge any fees other than the fees set forth herein. These fees shall become effective October 1, 2022 and are subject to change as set forth herein.
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User Fees and User Fee Regulation Process. 1. The maximum average fee per transport (calculated after all standard contract adjustments are made by payor) will be calculated annually (including the base rate, mileage, and all add on charges for Ambulance services within the County but excluding any long-distance transports and divided by the total number of local transports per year). Documentation of calculation methodologies and supporting materials will be submitted to the Contract Administrator semi-annually. Except as otherwise provided herein, the maximum average fee for transport will not exceed $696.90 (calculated after all standard contract adjustments are made by payor but without including the cost of providing services to financial hardship patients). Should the maximum average fee per transport when calculated for any one-year period exceed the maximum average fee per transport authorized under this agreement, then the maximum average fee shall be adjusted downward for a period sufficient to rectify the aggregate amount overcharged in the previous reporting period.
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User Fees and User Fee Regulation Process. 1. User fee increase Fee increases must be submitted to the BOCC for approval at least45 days prior to implementation
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