josealvesjr wrote:valerie wrote:Ambulance prices vary a great deal.
Prices may vary due to who is staffing the ambulance, the city/state location, amount of
miles to patient and transport miles to hospital, equipment used, etc.
It can be expensive but like I said, a lot depends on the above.
Some hospitals and locations do not charge anything at all and some considered it a
forgiven charge.....in other words that amount may be stated on the bill but then a
minus sign by it, thereby not charging.
Thanks Valerie, but how does one know which ambulance service is free of charge or is deducted/forgiven and which
isn´t? I might think one wants to go for the first option.
Here in Brazil in the case of an emergency for the ones who can afford a health plan they can call a specific number related to their health care provider but there is a national phone number which applies to everybody and is for free all over the country.
For me, paying for an ambulance is surreal.
Deve ser por isso, que os Top Task Workers de hoje são na maioria brasileiros 
