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PLEASE NOTE: This summary of the ALS assessment rule is provided for informational purposes and should not be relied on as a definitive statement of the law and regulations. The regulation, at 42 CFR §414.605, tells us that Advanced Life Support, Level 1 (ALS1) is...

2018 may present change and opportunity. One of these opportunities is to evaluate your billing solution. Over the course of our 28 years in the industry, we have conversed with; EMS providers, organizations and municipalities. As they evaluate their options a few key...

As you know, a new ground and air ambulance provider participation agreement which combined both the BCBSM and BCN existing agreements and automatically enrolling providers with BCN was recently instituted. This was contrary to all conversations MAAS had had regarding...

As previously discussed, in this ever-changing industry, it’s important to continue to educate yourself in order to best position your department or agency for success. Like most things in life, you always want to put your best (in this case, compliant) foot forward....

Whatever your line of work may be, it’s important to stay informed on what’s going on in your industry. After all, knowledge is power. As you well know, the EMS industry is always evolving! Below are a few good reads that may pique your interest and help you stay up...

Source: theoaklandpress.com Published: 7/6/2017 Used fireworks discarded into trash cans are blamed as the cause of a fire that heavily damaged a Sterling Heights home early Wednesday. As the first of Sterling Heights firefighters responded to the 1:37 a.m. blaze in...

Source: mysuburbanlife.com Published: 6/29/2017 Public safety officials are calling for Gov. Bruce Rauner to sign legislation that would increase phone fees across the state in order to modernize the 911 emergency service system. "The state is in the process of...