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If a family member calls an ambulance for me who is obligated to pay the charges?
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∙ 15y ago
The patient is always responsible for transport charges and fees, as the recipient of a service. As an example, it doesn't matter who orders the food for a table at a dinner; each person in theory is responsible for their own meal. In the event you did not want the service of EMS and declined transport, I don't know of any companies who charge for response without transport. The charges are always, in my experience, from the transport and services rendered there. If people were concerned that calling 9-1-1 for an unconscious person would get them sent a bill, no one would call 9-1-1 and a much higher number of people would die. Just be happy someone cared enough about you to call.
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