EMS Transport Bill Assistance
Please contact us via phone at (614) 652-3920.
If you are providing legal representation for a patient of Washington Township and would like to request information about your client’s EMS transport bill, contact Change Healthcare at 1 (855) 626-9660, the contractor who manages EMS billing on the Township’s behalf.
How EMS Billing Works
While treating and/or transporting patients, EMS and hospital personnel gather patient information and, if possible, ask the patient to sign a form authorizing disclosure of specific medical information protected by HIPAA privacy rules. This information is electronically submitted to a third party billing service. They review the report to determine the appropriate fee for the transportation services provided. Once the fee is determined, a claim is submitted to the patient’s private or government insurance carrier.
Who Will be Billed?
Washington Township and City of Dublin residents will not be billed for insurance co-pays or additional charges above the rate paid by their insurer for EMS transport. Residents may receive a letter requesting insurance information or verification, but they will not receive a bill even if they are uninsured.
Non-residents will be billed in the same manner as residents. However, non-residents will be billed for any unpaid balance not covered by the insurance carrier. If the non-resident is uninsured, they will be billed for the entire amount.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. No one will be denied emergency medical service or transport for any reason. The medical treatment that a patient receives will not be changed in any way by an EMS billing program.
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