by New England Medical Billing | Sep 4, 2026 | Ambulance Billing
For most EMS directors, billing is the part of the operation that never makes the headlines and never stops mattering. Your crews are trained to save lives, not to chase insurance denials, yet the revenue from every transport is what keeps rigs on the road and staff...
by New England Medical Billing | Aug 21, 2026 | Ambulance Billing
For EMS directors and ambulance billing managers, not every transport bills the same way. A 911 response and a scheduled trip to a dialysis appointment may both involve an ambulance, but they follow very different reimbursement rules. Treating them the same is one of...
by New England Medical Billing | Aug 29, 2021 | Ambulance Billing, Blog
Proper documentation of emergency transport determines reimbursement. Medicare or Medicaid imposes a reimbursement of your patient’s medical expense, but various healthcare providers offer different inclusions or services. Medical billing will apply codes for only...
by New England Medical Billing | Jul 8, 2021 | Ambulance Billing, Blog
The paramedics’ team and other healthcare professionals who work for the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department mostly handle the Ambulance Billing section. While they may not appear as a problem, coding and billing require professional knowledge, making it...
by New England Medical Billing | Apr 23, 2021 | Ambulance Billing
There are a few similarities between ambulance billing and conventional medical billing, beginning with the need to properly fill out claim information specific to ambulance reimbursement. It’s necessary to understand the workflows, the processes, and the...
by New England Medical Billing | Mar 16, 2021 | Ambulance Billing
Ambulance billing is something of a specialty area, and it calls for a unique collection of requirements. Ambulance billing is set apart from other types of medical billing because it involves mileage requirements, as well as origin and destination modifiers, none of...
