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The Limits of the No Surprises Act – Part II

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The No Surprises Act has been a utopian dream that has not come true yet. We highlight a few experiences in the second part of this two-part series.

The Limits of the No Surprises Act – Part I

Air Ambulance Facts
The No Surprises bill has largely been ineffective in curbing the surprise billing problem. We explore why this is so and how it is impacting the public.

What is the typical shift worked (i.e. 8, 12, 24 hour shifts)?

Personnel
Pilots are limited to 12 hour shifts and medical crews typically work either 12 or 24 hour shifts.

What are the different types of medical team configurations?

How It Works
There are many but some of the most common are: Nurse/Nurse, Nurse/Paramedic, Nurse/Respiratory Therapist, Nurse/Physician, Paramedic/Paramedic.

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