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Council approves one-year EMS medical-direction extension with UT Health San Antonio

3619880 · February 18, 2025
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Summary

Converse approved a one-year contract extension for medical direction of its EMS operations with the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio at an annual cost presented as $24,294. Council chose one year over a three-year option to preserve flexibility while the city addresses outstanding reimbursement issues with ESD 1.

Converse City Council on Feb. 18 authorized a one-year extension of medical-direction services for the city’s emergency medical services (EMS) with the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio.

Lede: The city will continue its current arrangement for physician oversight of paramedics for one year at the annual amount presented, $24,294, while staff and council continue negotiations over related reimbursement arrangements with Emergency Services District (ESD) 1.

Nut graf: Medical-direction services are required by state regulation for EMS operations; the University of Texas arrangement includes physician oversight, protocol…

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