Tag: Surprise Billing

Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Faces Rising Costs Amid Record Demand

Air Ambulance CharityApril 27, 2025

Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance faces rising costs as demand hits a record high with 1,343 missions in 2024. Learn how the charity is adapting to deliver critical lifesaving care.

Air Ambulance Landing Delayed by Child Running Towards Helicopter

Air Ambulance SafetyApril 15, 2025

An air ambulance mission in Swindon was delayed when a child ran towards the helicopter during landing. The crew highlights the urgent need for public safety awareness around operational aircraft.

Air Ambulance Surprise Bills will Soon Be a Thing of the Past

Air Ambulance Industry NewsDecember 25, 2020

Air ambulance companies may not be able to send balance bills to the customers any more as a new bill passed by the Congress prohibits it.

Air Ambulance Surprise Bills amid COVID-19

Air Ambulance Industry NewsOctober 18, 2020

The story of a 60-year-old Philadelphia woman who was presented with a whopping air ambulance bill of over USD 50,000 is making the headlines,...

Air Medical Transport Continues to be Unaffordable

Air Ambulance NewsJune 27, 2020

Imagine a situation where a family has multiple health conditions and emergency air medical transport is a necessity. You opt for one and receive...

Time is Right to Find a Solution for Medical Flight Surprise Billing

Air Ambulance Industry NewsJune 6, 2020

The medical flight industry is as much interested in finding a solution to the surprise billing problem as the rest of the United States....

Is it the End of Air Ambulance Transport Surprise Billing in Florida?

Air Ambulance Industry NewsMay 1, 2020

In a development that could be welcomed by the people residing in Florida, a new bill was recently passed that puts an end to...

Florida Attempts to End Surprise Air Ambulance Billing

Air Ambulance Industry NewsFebruary 21, 2020

Ending the practice of surprise billing is a welcome development, not just for the air ambulance industry and its customers but the healthcare industry...