Difference between revisions of "Jackson County Ambulance Authority"
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| + | Other: All of our ambulances are certified at the advanced life support level. Paramedic ambulances are stationed in Crothersville, Brownstown, and Seymour. We also have an advanced EMT-staffed ambulance in Seymour, as well as a shift supervisor whom staffs a non-transport response vehicle. | ||
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Revision as of 11:41, 6 February 2019
Agency Information
Name: Jackson County Ambulance Authority
Category: Health
Service Area: Jackson County
Purpose: Jackson County EMS is the sole provider of emergency and convalescent treatment and transport of patients within the county.
Hours of Operation: Available 24 hours a day
Additional Information
Address: 616 W. Brown Street, Seymour, IN 47274
Phone: Non-emergency (812) 358-3800
Administrative: (812) 523-7500
Billing (812) 793-8141
Update: http://www.jacksoncounty.in.gov/government/departments_a-h/ambulance/index.php
Other: All of our ambulances are certified at the advanced life support level. Paramedic ambulances are stationed in Crothersville, Brownstown, and Seymour. We also have an advanced EMT-staffed ambulance in Seymour, as well as a shift supervisor whom staffs a non-transport response vehicle.
Contact Information
Name: Dennis L Brasher
Email: brasher@jacksoncountyems.org
Program Information
Cost: Charges are based in proportion to the amount of the allowable charge of Medicare and Medicaid. Assignment is accepted on Medicare claims so the patient will not be required to pay more than the allowable charge.
Updated March 2017
