CT Public Health Committee advances ambulance rates bill
Connecticut Legislature's Public Health Committee has advanced a bill that would force insurance carriers to pay the full authorized state rate for ambulance services.
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Mar 5, 2024, 1:38 PM
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Updated 74 days ago
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14h agoConnecticut is facing a severe shortage of ambulance providers.
In an effort to provide relief, Connecticut Legislature's Public Health Committee has advanced a bill that would force insurance carriers to pay the full authorized state rate for ambulance services.
Currently, many carriers negotiate the rate down.
