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EMS District: GEMT reimbursement talks continue; Mindbase peer-support and fleet planning discussed
Summary
Emergency Medical Services staff told the Ada County EMS District board that Ground Emergency Medical Transportation (GEMT) reimbursement discussions are ongoing, the district is launching a Mindbase peer-support tool tied to CAD/chart systems, and the fleet currently numbers 28 ambulances with 2–3 year lead times for new vehicles.
At an April 8 meeting of the Ada County Emergency Medical Services District (the board convened as the EMS District), an EMS official updated commissioners on reimbursement negotiations, a new peer-support tool and fleet status.
The EMS official said talks around GEMT (Ground Emergency Medical Transportation) reimbursement are underway but that the district cannot…
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