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I was just thinking how you get charged for riding in an ambulance and was wondering..
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Originally Posted by duerr
No.
If you live in a Fire Protection District and have the option to decline paying the fire tax and your #!@$ catches fire.....the firefighters will only do a rescue, then chill outside and make sure it doesn't catch any other structures on fire.
Generally ambulance rides are taxed because of the ridiculous cost involved in providing medical care.
yup they doOriginally Posted by SHEED
No. Civil Duty...
Ambulances charge???
Originally Posted by SHEED
No. Civil Duty...
Ambulances charge???
Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
Dawg...Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
Originally Posted by Physicx
for an ambulance, i think...
if the doctor decides that you could have made an attempt to make it to the hospital by yourself, youll get charged
could be wrong though
Yeah, they actually do. Typically dispatch would check into that, though. Although this is generally only in small cities or counties where thedepartment is all volunteer. I've seen pictures of guys sitting around drinking a beer in the afternoon in just some bunker pants and a 1 inch linespraying the houses next door to keep it cool while the structure next door is fully involved.Originally Posted by stoneyjax
Originally Posted by duerr
No.
If you live in a Fire Protection District and have the option to decline paying the fire tax and your #!@$ catches fire.....the firefighters will only do a rescue, then chill outside and make sure it doesn't catch any other structures on fire.
Generally ambulance rides are taxed because of the ridiculous cost involved in providing medical care.i wonder if they have a form with all the addresses who didnt pay the tax
Originally Posted by stoneyjax
Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
man if i didnt have insurance and saw a bill for 120K ... i would tell em to pull the plug
Originally Posted by soltheman
Originally Posted by Physicx
for an ambulance, i think...
if the doctor decides that you could have made an attempt to make it to the hospital by yourself, youll get charged
could be wrong though
Nah. That's like a $500 minimum, regardless of the situation, bro.
Originally Posted by lurkin2long
Originally Posted by SHEED
No. Civil Duty...
Ambulances charge???
you didnt know that? like for real?
Originally Posted by duerr
Yeah, they actually do. Typically dispatch would check into that, though. Although this is generally only in small cities or counties where the department is all volunteer. I've seen pictures of guys sitting around drinking a beer in the afternoon in just some bunker pants and a 1 inch line spraying the houses next door to keep it cool while the structure next door is fully involved.Originally Posted by stoneyjax
Originally Posted by duerr
No.
If you live in a Fire Protection District and have the option to decline paying the fire tax and your #!@$ catches fire.....the firefighters will only do a rescue, then chill outside and make sure it doesn't catch any other structures on fire.
Generally ambulance rides are taxed because of the ridiculous cost involved in providing medical care.i wonder if they have a form with all the addresses who didnt pay the tax
I was a firefighter for a short time, so you know I'm not %#+#*%!$@$%@.
You can actually buy a membership for emergency airlift (here) for you and your entire family for $50.00 for a lifetime membership.Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
Originally Posted by Mangudai954
Dawg...Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
I guess on here you have to say no 'mo. Im used to saying my dude instead of my n____.Originally Posted by seventh letter
Originally Posted by Mangudai954
Dawg...Originally Posted by loonyrobert
Tell me about it. My dudes uncle got air lifted to the hospital and they charged his insurance just for the airlifting around $120,000.
I'm sayin'