Medicare: Reimbursement for On-Scene Emergency Medical Services Without Transport
This bill aims to improve access to emergency medical care. Starting January 1, 2025, Medicare will cover the costs of emergency medical services provided at the scene, even if the patient is not transported to a hospital. This means citizens can receive medical assistance without worrying about insurance not covering costs if transport is unnecessary.
Key points
Medicare will pay for on-scene emergency medical services, even without transport.
The change takes effect on January 1, 2025, providing broader coverage for care.
Citizens will receive medical assistance without mandatory transport, potentially reducing costs and streamlining care.
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