Emergency Ambulance means transportation of an unplanned and non routine nature for the purpose of providing immediate medical attention to a person. Whether the transportation is deemed an emergency is determined by the paramedic and usually recorded on the account
Emergency Ambulance means an ambulance service that consists of transporting a seriously ill person to a Hospital by a State Government Ambulance Service or an ambulance service recognised by CBHS in order to receive urgently needed treatment. This includes transportation from the scene of an Accident or the scene of a medical event such as a heart attack or stroke but does not include transportation to Hospital for the routine management of an ongoing medical condition or transportation between hospitals.
Emergency Ambulance means a ground conveyance that is used or intended to be used for transport, by land, of any Emergency patient.
Examples of Emergency Ambulance in a sentence
The target population for 9-1-1 Basic Life Support Emergency Ambulance Response, 13 Transportation, and Related Services shall be provided to all persons requiring emergency medical 14 treatment and ambulance transport within designated County Exclusive Operating Area(s).
More Definitions of Emergency Ambulance
Emergency Ambulance means an ambulance permitted pursuant to Riverside County Ambulance Ordinance 756 and operated by a REMSA-authorized EOA or Non-EOA emergency ambulance provider as identified in the County EMS Plan.
Emergency Ambulance means an ambulance service that consists of transporting a seriously ill person to a Hospital by a State Government Ambulance Service or an ambulance service
Emergency Ambulance means any vehicle or aircraft which is specially designed, constructed, maintained, supplied, or equipped for transporting sick, injured, infirm or otherwise incapacitated persons, and which is capable of supporting BLS or a higher level of care. For purposes of this Chapter "ambulance" shall have the same meaning as "emergency ambulance."
Emergency Ambulance transportation is transportation to a hospital emergency room generated by a "Dial 911" emergency system call or some other request for an immediate response to a medical emergency. Because of the urgency of the transportation request, insurance coverage or other billing provisions are not addressed until after the trip is completed. Emergency transportation via 911 or any other emergency call system is a covered benefit and the Contractor is responsible for payment. The Contractor shall reimburse for all emergency ambulance services without regard to final diagnosis or prudent lay person standard. [x] COVERED [ ] NOT COVERED FHPlus Appendix K October 1, 2001 K-8 MCOs opting to include dental services in their benefit package will cover medically necessary preventive, prophylactic and other routine dental care, services and supplies and dental prosthetics required to alleviate a serious health condition, including one which affects employability. Routine dental care, procedures which help prevent oral disease from occurring, and emergency treatment required to alleviate pain and suffering caused by dental disease or trauma are covered consistent with the policies outlined in the MMIS Provider Manual for Dental Services, and include, but are not limited to: - Prophylaxis every six (6) months - Topical fluoride applications at 6 month intervals where the local water supply is not fluoridated and documented as medically necessary for adults - Examinations, visits and consultations every six months - Full mouth/panoramic x-rays every three (3) years if necessary - Bitewing x-rays at six-twelve (6-12) month intervals - Other x-rays as required - Simple extractions and other routine dental surgery, including pre- and postoperative care and in-office conscious sedation - Amalgam or composite restorations and stainless steel or porcelain fused to metal crowns - Endodontic procedures for treatment of diseased pulp chamber and pulp canals, where hospitalization is not required - Complete or partial dentures including (six) 6 months of follow-up care - Insertion of identification slips, repairs, relines and rebases - Treatment of cleft palate - Fixed bridges are not covered unless required due to the presence of a neurologic or physiologic condition that would preclude the placement of a removable prosthesis. - Cosmetic dentistry, implants and orthodontia are not covered. All MCOs must cover ambulatory or inpatient surgical services (subject to prior authorization by...
Emergency Ambulance transportation is transportation to a hospital emergency room generated by a "Dial 911" emergency system call or some other request for an immediate response to a medical emergency. Because of the urgency of the transportation request, insurance coverage or other billing provisions are not addressed until after the trip is completed. When the Contractor is capitated for this benefit, emergency transportation via 911 or any other emergency call system is a covered benefit and the Contractor is responsible for payment. APPENDIX K October 1, 2004 K-29