R911-8-6. Supply and Medication Charges for Non-Transport Responses

(1) A licensed ground ambulance provider may charge for supplies, providing supplies, medications, and administering medications on a response if: (a) supplies and medications are priced fairly and competitively compared with a similar product in the local area; (b) the individual does not refuse the service; and (c) the licensed ground ambulance personnel assess or treats the individual but does not transport the individual. (2) A licensed ground ambulance provider may petition the bureau for a temporary service-specific surcharge when there is a temporary escalation of costs. (a) The petition shall specify the surcharge amount and financial justification; and (b) the bureau will make a final decision on the proposed surcharge within 30 days of receipt of the petition.