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Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey announced last week that a local ambulance service will be canceling nearly $1.6 million in EMS transport charges and paying $50,000 in restitution to resolve consumer protection complaints into its collection practices. The AG's office began investigating Trinity EMS, Inc., attorney Robert White, and Stevens Business Services.

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The City of New York has agreed to settle a civil fraud suit brought by the United States Attorneys Office for $4.3 million. The suit claims FDNY improperly billed the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for millions of dollars between October 2008 and October 2012 for services that were not “medically necessary”.

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Florida’s 3rd District Court of Appeals handed down a decision yesterday upholding an ambulance fee schedule by City of Miami Fire-Rescue that charges non-residents $100 more than it charges city residents. The fee schedule was challenged in a suit was ...

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Today’s Burning Question: My fire department has provided EMS transport for over fifty years, and we have been billing for the past 2 decades. We have been told we have to bill everyone equally or we could violate some federal ...

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