Will I be billed if the ambulance does not transport?
Depends on services provided and locale.
Is the ambulance part of the hospital?
No, our service is a department of Fremont County government.
When do you offer EMT courses?
The Office of EMS authorizes local services to “host” courses being in late August or Early January.
How long are the EMT courses?
An EMT-Basic course is usually taught on two weeknights and 5 Saturdays spanning about 4 ½ months
Why haven’t you billed my insurance?
In order for our department to submit your invoice directly to your insurance, we must have accurate information provided by the patient or responsible party. Once obtained, we would be happy to forward to your insurance provider.
Why did I receive a bill when I have Medicare, Medicaid, etc?
Every patient will receive an invoice to show what services and supplies were used. By doing so, we allow the patient the opportunity to review and make comments if necessary. On the bottom of your invoice will indicate whether your invoice has been submitted directly to Medicare, Medicaid or Insurance. This also notifies the patient of status so that when the statement arrives due to no action from insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, the patient is not surprised as to financial responsibility.
Why is my ambulance bill so high?
Comparatively, Fremont County Ambulance rates are within the state average or lower.
Who do I contact if I have any questions about my bill?
Contact Sharon or Judy at 307.857.3669