Minnesota Statutes 2021 Section 144E.101
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101 CMR 327.00: RATES OF PAYMENT FOR AMBULANCE AND
The payment rates will apply to ambulance and wheelchair van services provided by eligible providers to publicly aided individuals whose medical condition
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Administrative Bulletin 21-26 101 CMR 324.00: Nonpublic
Administrative Bulletin 21-26. 101 CMR 324.00: Nonpublic Ambulance Service Reimbursement. Trust Fund Assessment and Funding. Effective October 6 2021.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Administrative Bulletin 21-22. 101 CMR 324.00: Nonpublic Ambulance Service Reimbursement. Trust Fund Assessment and Funding. Effective September 3 2021.
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CMS Manual System
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Administrative Bulletin 21-26
101 CMR 324.00: Nonpublic Ambulance Service Reimbursement
Trust Fund Assessment and Funding
Effective October 6, 2021
Nonpublic Ambulance Assessed Charges
Reporting of Nonpublic Emergency Ambulance Assessed ChargesIn accordance with 101 CMR 324.04: Nonpublic
Ambulance Service Reimbursement Trust Fund, the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS)
issued Administrative Bulletin 21-22 to provide an ambulance revenue reporting mechanism for nonpublic
ambulance providers who are not required to file cost reports with the Center for Health Information and Analysis
(CHIA). It is issuing this bulletin to notify providers of the assessment percentage, provide further guidance
about when providers will be notified of their specific liability, and extend until October 25, 2021, the deadline
for providers who are not required to file cost reports with CHIA to report ambulance revenue. Notification of Nonpublic Ambulance Assessed ChargesRegulation 101 CMR 324.04(4) states that,
liability to the Trust Fund by September 30th It further states, [s]uch uniform assessment will not be implemented unless and until EOHHS receives notice ofapproval from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services of federal financial participation for expenditures
not yet received such approval. Therefore, EOHHS will provide notice of no later than 15 days after notice of approval from the Centers forMedicare & Medicaid Services of federal financial participation for expenditures related to the assessment.
For fiscal year 2021, EOHHS will set the assessment percentage at 6% of net ground ambulance service operating
revenue (defined as gross patient service revenue earned from all patients attributable to ground ambulance
service (basic life support and advanced life support), less bad debt, charity care, or payer discounts). Because of
the exceptional disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, EOHHS will be calculating the assessment based on fiscal year 2019 data, consistent with regulation 101 CMR 324.04(3). 2Ambulance Revenue Report and Financial Statements
As described in Administrative Bulletin 21-22, nonpublic ambulance providers include any ambulance provider
licensed pursuant to M.G.L. c. 111C § 6 that is not a city or town, county, district, or other governmental body.
Under 101 CMR 324.04(3), each nonpublic ambulance provider is required to report its nonpublic emergency
ambulance assessed charges each year. Such reporting can be completed through the filing of the Ambulance Cost
Report with CHIA, subject to all requirements under 957 CMR 6.00: Cost Reporting Requirements. Certain
nonpublic ambulance providers may claim exemption from filing cost reports with CHIA (for example, if the
provider was paid less than $100,000 from MassHealth for services provided in a fiscal year).The Ambulance Revenue Report included as Attachment A to Administrative Bulletin 21-22 is required for
nonpublic ambulance providers exempted from filing cost reports with CHIA, provided that they earn any
revenue from providing ambulance services. Any such nonpublic ambulance provider that did not submit a cost
report with CHIA for fiscal year 2019 must file the Ambulance Revenue Report, which includes a subset of
information provided in the CHIA Ambulance Cost Reports.As described above, EOHHS will calculate
2019 fiscal year net operating revenue for ambulance service because of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic
on fiscal year 2020 data. The Ambulance Revenue Report must include 2019 netoperating revenue for ground ambulance service (basic life support and advanced life support). EOHHS requests
that nonpublic ambulance providers complete each line of the report, but if providers are unable to separate
operating revenue by payer (lines 1-7), they may submit total operating revenue (line 8). Nonpublic ambulance
providers must also submit financial statements for fiscal year 2019 if available.Any nonpublic ambulance provider exempt from filing a cost report with CHIA for fiscal year 2019 that earned
revenue for providing ambulance services in its 2019 fiscal year must submit its fiscal year 2019 Ambulance
Revenue Report and financial statements to EOHHS by October 25, 2021. EOHHS is extending the original
deadline of September 20, 2021.Municipal or other governmental ambulance providers do not need to submit an Ambulance Revenue Report, nor
do nonpublic ambulance providers that did not earn revenue from providing ambulance services in fiscal year
2019.Submission Instructions
As described above, providers submitting the Ambulance Revenue Report and financial statements for fiscal year
2019 must submit them to EOHHS by October 25, 2021. Documents should be submitted by email to Martura
Amato, Transportation Program Manager, at Martura.Amato@mass.gov.Questions
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