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Elk County approves AIM contract for EMS billing; February runs, collections reported
Summary
The Elk County Board of Commissioners approved a two-year contract with AIM for EMS billing services, with a $1,500 one-time fee and an ongoing 8% monthly fee on collections, after EMS Director Gillian Beaumont reported 14 runs and $462.67 in February collections.
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Elk County approved a two-year service contract with AIM for EMS billing software and services, the Board of Commissioners reported at its March 9 meeting.
EMS Director Gillian Beaumont presented the February report, saying, "There were fourteen total runs with total collections being $462.67 for the month of February." Commissioners approved the AIM contract, which carries a one-time fee of $1,500 and an ongoing fee equal to 8% of monthly collections; the motion carried 3-0 (moved by Commissioner Liebau, seconded by Commissioner Russell).
The contract was presented as a way to handle billing and collections for county EMS runs. No additional fiscal projections beyond the one-time fee and percentage were provided in the public minutes. The board recorded the vote as 3-0 in favor; the contract term was noted as two years in the minutes.
The board's action follows the brief departmental report from Beaumont and does not include further operational details or implementation timelines in the minutes.
