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Legislative Bill Aims To Change How Ambulance Services Are Paid

Summary by Montgomery Independent
Currently, if an ambulance is called and after treatment the person refuses to go to the emergency room, the ambulance service is not paid even if they rendered care on site.
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Legislative Bill Aims To Change How Ambulance Services Are Paid

Currently, if an ambulance is called and after treatment the person refuses to go to the emergency room, the ambulance service is not paid even if they rendered care on site.

·Montgomery, United States
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Montgomery Independent broke the news in Montgomery, United States on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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