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EMS businesses face 6 million in unpaid payments, affecting operations

By Editorial Board Published April 11, 2025 3 Min Read
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EMS businesses face 6 million in unpaid payments, affecting operations

LANSING, Mich (WLNS) – First responders say hundreds of thousands of {dollars} in unpaid payments are making it more durable for them to answer emergencies. State regulation requires Emergency Medical Companies to answer all medical emergencies no matter a affected person’s skill to pay for care.

EMS says it is getting stiffed by the corporate the state is paying to deal with its well being care wants—and that’s resulting in a “financial and operational crisis”.

Thursday, a couple of EMS leaders testified earlier than the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Corrections and Judiciary. They are saying the Division of Corrections’ former healthcare supplier Wellpath owes them about 6 million {dollars}.

EMS representatives advised 6 Information this began about 18 months in the past when businesses all through the state stopped receiving funds from the seller for transportation and companies already accomplished. They are saying they’re required to invoice these companies by means of the state’s chosen vendor—and that the corporate has did not ship. 

Jeff White, Chief of Emergency Medical Companies for Lenox and Richmond Townships, testified earlier than the committee and shared how this string of occasions has affected operations.

“At my organization, we’re cutting back on bringing people back in for overtime. We’re cutting back on the purchase of equipment that in the long run will slow response times as we operate with older ambulance and rescue units,” said White. “It doesn’t make you feel appreciated…Certainly, our public and our taxpayers appreciate us but they appreciate us because they have a certain expectation of the kind of service we provide and when we can’t provide because of failure like this we lose that appreciation quickly.”

White additionally advised 6 Information the problem reaches statewide—together with an company up North with an excellent cost of round half one million {dollars}. 

EMS has filed a lawsuit in opposition to former vendor Wellpath however says the corporate has since declared chapter. EMS representatives say this can solely complicate the scenario extra.

6 Information referred to as and e-mailed Wellpath this afternoon for remark however have not heard again but. 

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