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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.03 - Licensing Program-In General › Section 30.09.03.07 - Public Information

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
A. SOCALR shall:
(1) Maintain a current list of licensed commercial ambulances and licensed commercial ambulance services; and
(2) Provide this list as requested.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the eligibility, application, and renewal procedure for commercial ambulance service licenses.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.02 - Requirements for a Commercial Ambulance Service License

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To be eligible for a license, a commercial ambulance service shall:
A. Own or operate at least one ambulance:
(1) Which is licensed; or
(2) For which a license has been applied under Regulation .04 of this chapter;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.03 - Application for Commercial Ambulance Service License

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A. An applicant for a commercial ambulance service license shall submit a completed application to SOCALR on the required form.
B. A completed application shall contain:
(1) The commercial ambulance service's:
(a) Name;
(b) Principal physical business address;
(c) Billing address;
(d) Telephone number;
(e) Facsimile number;
(f) E-mail address;
(g) Principal contact individual's name for official communications from MIEMSS;
(h) Principal contact individual's name for daily operations;
(i) Federal tax identification number; and
(j) Entity type;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.04 - Requirements for a Commercial Ambulance License

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A. To be eligible for a commercial ambulance license, an ambulance shall:
(1) Be owned or operated by a licensed commercial ambulance service;
(2) If a ground ambulance, be marked as follows:
(a) The name of the licensed commercial ambulance service in letters at least 4 inches high,
(b) For ambulances newly licensed or repainted after January 1, 2000, if other lettering is present naming a sponsoring or serviced facility, organization, or entity, the lettering of the licensed commercial ambulance service name prominently displayed in lettering at least the same size as the lettering in §A(2)(a) of this regulation, and
(c) A unit designation number assigned by the commercial ambulance service in letters that are at least 3 inches high;
(3) If an air ambulance, be marked with:
(a) The name of the licensed commercial ambulance service in letters that are clearly visible, and
(b) Any other markings required by the FAA; and
(4) If a ground ambulance, be mechanically inspected as required under Regulation .05D(4) of this chapter;
(5) Be properly equipped as required by COMAR 30.09.07 and 30.09.10-30.09.13;
(6) Comply with all applicable statutes and regulations governing the operation of a commercial ambulance;
(7) Be properly insured as required by Regulation .06 of this chapter; and
(8) Have proper communication equipment as required in COMAR 30.09.10.04C.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.05 - Application for Commercial Ambulance License

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A. An applicant for a commercial ambulance license shall submit a completed application to SOCALR on the required form.
B. A completed application shall contain:
(1) The following information about the commercial ambulance service:
(a) Name,
(b) Mailing address,
(c) Phone number, and
(d) Facsimile number;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.06 - Insurance

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A. A commercial ambulance service or a commercial ambulance may not be licensed or operated in Maryland unless the commercial ambulance service maintains continuous insurance, issued by an insurer authorized by the Maryland Insurance Commissioner to write these policies in Maryland, of the following types and amounts:
(1) Commercial general liability insurance coverage of not less than $1 million;
(2) For ground ambulances, commercial motor vehicle liability insurance coverage of not less than the minimum required under Transportation Article, §
										17-103, Annotated Code of Maryland; and
(3) Workers' compensation insurance in the amount required by law.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.04 - Eligibility, Application, and License Renewal › Section 30.09.04.07 - Fees

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A. Commercial Ambulance License Fees.
(1) Ground ambulances.
(a) Annual commercial ambulance ALS or BLS license fee as of July 1,1999 ... $780
(b) Semiannual commercial ambulance ALS or BLS license fee as of July 1, 1999 ... $415
(c) Specialty Care Transport Service License.
(i) Annual commercial specialty care service license fee as of December 31, 2004 .. $500.
(ii) Semiannual commercial specialty care service license fee as of December 31, 2004 .. $265.
(d) Annual neonatal commercial ambulance license fee as of July 1, 1999 ... $940
(e) Semiannual neonatal commercial ambulance license fee as of July 1, 1999 ... $500
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the issuance, transfer, and relinquishment of licenses for commercial ambulances.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.02 - Issuance of Licenses

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A. SOCALR shall issue a license to an applicant that:
(1) Files the required application;
(2) Files the required supporting documentation;
(3) Pays the required fees; and
(4) Meets the other requirements of this subtitle for licensure.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.03 - License Renewal for Commercial Ambulance Services and Ambulances

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A. A licensee shall apply for a new license at least 14 calendar days before the current license expires.
B. To renew a license, the licensee shall apply to SOCALR under COMAR 30.09.03-30.09.05.
C. If a commercial ambulance license is not renewed, the ambulance owner shall contact SOCALR to have the ambulance licensing decals removed from its ambulances under Regulation .09 of this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.04 - Transfer of Licenses

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A commercial ambulance service license or ambulance license issued by MIEMSS may not be transferred or assigned without the prior written approval of MIEMSS.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.05 - Merger or Acquisition

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A. The owner of a Maryland licensed commercial ambulance service wishing to merge with or acquire the assets or stock of another Maryland licensed commercial ambulance service may submit a letter of intent for the purpose of transferring the service and ambulance licenses to the successor service.
B. Information submitted to SOCALR relating to the possible transfer of vehicle licenses in a potential merger or acquisition are confidential until a license is issued to the successor, except as otherwise required by law.
C. If a successor service continues to do business in the name of and at the principal address of a merged or acquired service as it appears on the service license issued to the merged or acquired service and vehicles are not added at the time of merger or acquisition, the ground ambulance transfer fee is not imposed on the successor service in connection with the merger or acquisition.
D. If a successor service changes the name or principal address of a merged or acquired service or any other information appearing on a ground ambulance license, a transfer fee shall be paid for each ground ambulance which is relicensed.
E. The licensing fee required by COMAR 30.09.04.07C shall be paid for any additional ground ambulances licensed at the time of a merger or acquisition.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.06 - Preliminary Determination for Successor Commercial Ambulance Service

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A. A prospective purchaser of the stock or assets of a commercial ambulance service, with the written permission of current ownership, may apply to SOCALR for a preliminary determination of the eligibility of the prospective purchaser for a commercial ambulance service license based on the eligibility criteria in COMAR 30.09.04.
B. There is a fee for preliminary review of a license application submitted by a prospective buyer.
C. Any information submitted to SOCALR relating to a potential acquisition of a commercial ambulance service is confidential until a license is issued to the successor, except as otherwise required by law.
D. If the purchaser changes the name or principal address of the acquired service or any information on a ground ambulance license, a vehicle license transfer fee shall apply for each vehicle to be relicensed.
E. The licensing fee required in COMAR 30.09.04.07C shall be paid for any additional ground ambulance licensed at the time of purchase.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.07 - Transfer of Vehicle License

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A. A licensed commercial ambulance service may apply to SOCALR to transfer a commercial ground ambulance license from one of its ambulances to another if the transfer does not result in a net increase in the number of ground ambulances operated by the licensee.
B. Any net increase in the number of ground ambulances operated by the licensee is:
(1) Treated as an addition to the fleet rather than a transfer; and
(2) Subject to payment of the entire annual, semiannual, or quarterly ambulance licensing fee.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.08 - Sale or Cessation of Operations

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A. A commercial ambulance service shall contact SOCALR to have the ambulance licensing decals removed from its ambulances:
(1) Before it is sold; or
(2) Within 14 calendar days of cessation of operations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.05 - Issuance, Transfer, and Relinquishment of Licenses › Section 30.09.05.09 - Vehicle Sold or Permanently Placed Out of Service

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A. A commercial ambulance service shall contact SOCALR to have the ambulance's licensing decals removed:
(1) Before the ambulance is sold; or
(2) Within 14 calendar days of the date the ambulance is permanently placed out of service.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.06 - Advertisement and Licensure Disclosure › Section 30.09.06.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs advertising of commercial ambulance services and required disclosure of licensing information.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.06 - Advertisement and Licensure Disclosure › Section 30.09.06.02 - Advertising Requirements

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A. Commercial ambulance service advertisements shall contain:
(1) The legal name or trade name of the commercial ambulance service stated on the license issued by MIEMSS; and
(2) The designation "Md.Comm.Amb.Lic.#" followed by the ambulance service license number issued by MIEMSS.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.06 - Advertisement and Licensure Disclosure › Section 30.09.06.03 - Required Disclosure in Contracts and Invoices

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A. Each commercial ambulance service proposal or contract for services shall contain the:
(1) Designation "Md.Comm.Amb.Lic.#" followed by the ambulance service license number issued by MIEMSS; and
(2) Following notice:
"Commercial Ambulance Services initiating calls in Maryland must be licensed by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services (MIEMSS) under Education Article, §
											13-515, Annotated Code of Maryland, and COMAR 30.09".
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.07 - Operational Requirements › Section 30.09.07.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the operational requirements for commercial ambulance services and commercial ambulances.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.07 - Operational Requirements › Section 30.09.07.02 - Operational Requirements for Commercial Ambulance Services

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A. Staffing. A commercial ambulance service shall:
(1) Staff each ambulance with a minimum of two EMS providers;
(2) Require that EMS providers:
(a) Have a valid identification card issued by MIEMSS showing the provider is licensed or certified by the EMS Board in their possession while on duty; and
(b) Upon request of SOCALR, provide their certification or license for inspection;
(3) Assure that each BLS licensed ground ambulance is staffed with:
(a) A driver who is certified as emergency medical responder or higher and possesses and, while on duty, carries a valid motor vehicle license; and
(b) An individual in addition to the driver who is an emergency medical technician or higher, who is responsible for the patient until the patient is:
(i) Discharged in accordance with written physician orders, or
(ii) Delivered to a medical facility, nursing home, residence, or other home care system appropriate for the patient's condition;
(4) Assure that each ALS licensed ground ambulance is staffed with:
(a) A driver who is certified as an emergency medical responder or higher and possesses and, while on duty, carries a valid motor vehicle license; and
(b) An individual in addition to the driver who is a licensed CRT or higher, who is responsible for the patient until the patient is:
(i) Discharged in accordance with written physician orders, or
(ii) Delivered to a medical facility, nursing home, residence, or other home care system appropriate for the patient's condition;
(5) Assure that each air ambulance is staffed with a commercial ambulance crew and as required by CAMTS;
(6) Require that each nurse who is a regular crew member be familiar with the Maryland Protocols for EMS Providers;
(7) Require all employees to clearly display personal identification in readable text which includes the:
(a) Employee's last name; and
(b) Certification or license held by the individual;
(8) Require EMS providers to wear a certification or license insignia which is clearly displayed on the EMS providers' outermost garments;
(9) Require that employees display only valid certification or license identification or insignias; and
(10) Assure that EMS providers do not wear or display identification suggesting affiliation with any other service, organization, department, company, or agency.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.07 - Operational Requirements › Section 30.09.07.03 - Operational Requirements for Ambulances

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A commercial ambulance service shall:
A. Only dispatch an ambulance if:
(1) The ambulance and crew can:
(a) Arrive at the scene within a reasonable response time;
(b) Provide appropriate transportation; and
(c) Provide appropriate medical care;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.07 - Operational Requirements › Section 30.09.07.04 - Interface with Jurisdictional EMS Operational Programs-Commercial Ground Ambulance Services

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A. Unless requested to do so by a jurisdiction's communications center or unless standing by under contract with the organizer of an event, a commercial ambulance service may not respond to an emergency incident which:
(1) Occurs on a public street, public alley, public way, or public place of the State, where emergency units of a jurisdictional EMS operational program have the responsibility for rendering emergency service;
(2) Involves mass casualties or requires care of more than one individual as a result of the same incident;
(3) Involves hazardous, incendiary, or explosive materials;
(4) Involves a trapped person who requires extrication or forcible entry;
(5) Involves an uncontained fire;
(6) Involves imminent danger to parties or property other than the patient for which the commercial ambulance service is being called upon to render service; or
(7) Requires resources that the commercial ambulance service does not have.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.08 - Record Keeping and Submission Requirements › Section 30.09.08.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the record keeping and submission requirements for commercial ambulance services and commercial ambulances.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.08 - Record Keeping and Submission Requirements › Section 30.09.08.02 - General Record-Keeping Requirements

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A commercial ambulance service shall:
A. Maintain records in any permanent form including:
(1) Paper, or
(2) Magnetic media;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.08 - Record Keeping and Submission Requirements › Section 30.09.08.03 - Patient Records

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A. A commercial ambulance service shall maintain complete and accurate records regarding the care and transportation of each patient that the commercial ambulance service:
(1) Responds to transport;
(2) Agrees to transport; or
(3) Transports to, from, or within the State.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.08 - Record Keeping and Submission Requirements › Section 30.09.08.04 - Personnel Records

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A commercial ambulance service shall maintain:
A. A complete and current personnel list which includes:
(1) EMS providers;
(2) Ambulance drivers;
(3) Registered nurses; and
(4) Any other medical personnel employed;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.08 - Record Keeping and Submission Requirements › Section 30.09.08.05 - Vehicle Records

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A commercial ambulance service shall:
A. Complete dated inventory sheets daily to ensure each ambulance is:
(1) Clean,
(2) Has adequate supplies, and
(3) Is in compliance with COMAR 11.14; and
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.08 - Record Keeping and Submission Requirements › Section 30.09.08.06 - Submission of Reports

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A commercial ambulance service shall:
A. Upon reasonable request from SOCALR, submit within a reasonable time:
(1) Reports;
(2) Surveys;
(3) Complaint investigation findings;
(4) Patient care records;
(5) Personnel records;
(6) Training records; and
(7) Vehicle records;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the enforcement of commercial ambulance statutes and regulations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.02 - Sanctions

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A. If a licensee or applicant violates Education Article, §
									13-515, Annotated Code of Maryland, or this subtitle, SOCALR may:
(1) Deny the applicant's application; or
(2) Suspend or revoke the licensee's license.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.03 - Prohibited Conduct

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The following conduct is prohibited:
A. Obtaining, attempting to obtain, or maintaining a waiver by fraud or deceit;
B. Making a material omission or misrepresentation of fact on an application for a license or a waiver;
C. Making a material omission or misrepresentation of fact in response to an inquiry or investigation by SOCALR for the purposes of determining compliance or investigating a complaint;
D. Defacing, altering, removing, or obliterating any portion of or any official entry on a license, licensing decal, or waiver issued by SOCALR;
E. Interfering with SOCALR in the performance of its duties;
F. Failing to pay applicable licensing fees;
G. Failing to pay the cost of services and materials provided to the commercial ambulance service by MIEMSS;
H. Failing to comply with the requirements of a noncompliance notice or remedial action;
I. Receiving multiple noncompliance notices which in SOCALR's judgment are of sufficient quantity, severity, or frequency to require more severe action to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of those persons utilizing the services of a particular commercial ambulance service;
J. Violating Education Article, §
									13-515, Annotated Code of Maryland;
K. Violating this subtitle; or
L. Under the laws of the United States or of any state, conviction of any owner, Maryland based principal, or individual with substantial control over the finances, operations, or both of the service, for a felony or a misdemeanor that is directly related to the fitness and qualification of the applicant or licensee to provide commercial ambulance services.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.04 - Complaints

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A. A commercial ambulance service licensed by SOCALR shall:
(1) Have a written procedure for responding to complaints about service;
(2) Provide a copy of its complaint procedure to any person upon request; and
(3) Notify each complainant of the right to file a complaint with SOCALR if not satisfied with the response of the commercial ambulance service.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.05 - Inspections and Investigations

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A. SOCALR may inspect a commercial ambulance service or commercial ambulance and investigate compliance by a commercial ambulance crew member to:
(1) Decide whether to issue a license;
(2) Ensure the health, safety, or welfare of the persons who utilize commercial ambulance services; or
(3) Respond to a complaint.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.06 - Noncompliance Notices

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A. If SOCALR finds that a commercial ambulance service, a commercial ambulance, or an individual to whom MIEMSS has issued a certification card or license is believed to have violated this subtitle or an order issued by SOCALR, SOCALR may issue a noncompliance notice.
B. Each noncompliance notice shall:
(1) Be in writing;
(2) Describe the alleged violation;
(3) Reference the provision of this subtitle that the commercial ambulance service or individual is alleged to have violated;
(4) State the proposed remedy or corrective action required;
(5) Set a reasonable time for abatement and correction of the alleged violation, if applicable;
(6) Specify the reporting mechanism that will be required to confirm the remedy, abatement, or correction of the alleged violation; and
(7) Specify any proposed disciplinary action to be taken by SOCALR.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.07 - Summary Suspension of License

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A. SOCALR may summarily suspend a license for prohibited conduct under this chapter if the public health, safety, or welfare imperatively requires the emergency action.
B. If a license is summarily suspended under §A of this regulation, SOCALR shall furnish, within 3 business days, to the licensee whose license is temporarily suspended:
(1) Written notice of the temporary suspension, including the finding that a temporary suspension was required;
(2) The reasons supporting the finding and the temporary suspension; and
(3) An opportunity to be heard.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.08 - Suspension, Revocation, or Remedial Action

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A. SOCALR may suspend or revoke a license for acts that violate this chapter.
B. SOCALR may require appropriate remedial action instead of suspension or revocation of a license. The requirements for the remedial action shall:
(1) Be written;
(2) Set a reasonable time for abatement; and
(3) Specify any proposed disciplinary action to be taken by SOCALR for failure to satisfy the requirements of the remedial action.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.09 - Hearings

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A. Initiation of a Hearing.
(1) If an applicant or licensee has a license denied, suspended, or revoked, or wishes to contest a noncompliance notice or remedial action, the applicant or licensee may request a hearing before an administrative law judge by filing a request for a hearing with SOCALR. The request for a hearing must be received by SOCALR not later than 7 calendar days after the applicant or licensee receives the written denial, suspension, revocation, or noncompliance notice.
(2) Within 7 calendar days of receiving a request for a hearing, SOCALR shall forward the request to the Office of Administrative Hearings.
(3) A hearing shall be scheduled as soon as practical for all parties and the Office of Administrative Hearings but shall be within the following time periods after receipt of the hearing request by SOCALR:
(a) For summary suspensions under Regulation .07 of this chapter, 21 calendar days; or
(b) For all other hearings, 60 calendar days.
(4) Failure of a party to make a timely request to contest a noncompliance notice, remedial action, or denial, suspension, or revocation of a license shall render the action taken the final agency action.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.09 - Enforcement › Section 30.09.09.10 - Criminal Penalties

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A. In addition to the civil remedies provided under this subtitle, a person who violates any provision of this subtitle may be prosecuted criminally for commission of a misdemeanor.
B. Upon conviction, a person found guilty of violating any provision of this subtitle is subject to a fine not exceeding $1,000 per violation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs standard commercial ambulance equipment.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.02 - Standard Equipment

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A. All commercial ambulance services shall equip operating bases and ambulances as required by this chapter unless the:
(1) Commercial ambulance service is specifically excluded from a specific class of commercial ambulance service in a related chapter of this subtitle; or
(2) Requirement is waived in writing by SOCALR for a specific commercial ambulance service or a specific commercial ambulance.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.03 - Standard Operating Base Equipment

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Each operating base shall have:
A. The ability to reliably communicate with the public by telephone;
B. A two-way radio or radiotelephone that will properly communicate with its ambulance within the routine area of operation; and
C. An adequate amount of medical supplies to ensure stock is reasonably proportional to the size of the service and call volume.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.04 - Standard Ambulance Equipment and Supplies

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Each ambulance shall carry the following equipment and supplies:
A. Two C cell or larger, portable hand-lights;
B. One A-B-C rated fire extinguisher of at least 5 pound capacity, securely mounted in a location that is readily accessible to the crew;
C. One 40-channel UHF two-way radio, with the tone codes necessary to communicate with online medical control in Maryland;
D. One two-way radio or cellular telephone that will properly communicate between the ambulance and the ambulance service dispatch center which may be the same radio referenced in §C of this regulation;
E. For ground ambulances, three U.S. Department of Transportation approved reflective road hazard triangles;
F. No Smoking signs in both the patient and driver compartment mounted in a location that is clearly visible to vehicle occupants with letters at least 1 inch tall and 3/4 inch wide; and
G. One copy of the Maryland Medical Protocols for EMS Providers.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.05 - Standard Ambulance Medical Supplies

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Each ambulance shall carry the following standard medical supplies:
A. 24 sterile gauze pads at least 3 inch by 3 inch;
B. Three rolls of 2-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape;
C. Three rolls of 1-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape;
D. 12 cravats or triangular bandages;
E. 12 rolls of 4-inch self-adjusting gauze bandages;
F. Four chemical cold packs;
G. One box of assorted, plastic, bandage strips;
H. Six clean individually wrapped sanitary napkins or other highly absorbent sterile dressing;
I. Five sterile trauma dressings, 5 inches by 9 inches minimum;
J. Two tongue depressors;
K. Two tubes of glucose supplement;
L. One 30 milliliter vial of ipecac or equivalent;
M. One 100 gram bottle of activated charcoal with or without sorbitol;
N. Adult 0.3 milligram epinephrine auto-injector;
O. Pediatric 0.15 milligram epinephrine auto-injector;
P. One penlight;
Q. One piece of nonadherent material for occlusive dressing, 18 inches by 25 inches minimum (metal foil not acceptable);
R. Two burn sheets;
S. Two emesis basins;
T. One pair of all purpose utility scissors;
U. One container of disinfectant meeting the requirements of 29 CFR §
										1910.1030;
V. One box of facial tissue or roll of toilet tissue;
W. Six Maryland triage/treatment tags, with color-coded plastic ribbon in:
(1) Red,
(2) Yellow,
(3) Green, and
(4) Black;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.06 - Standard Ambulance Suction Units

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Each ambulance shall be equipped with one:
A. Onboard suction unit which is:
(1) Powered by a reliable source from:
(a) The engine manifold, or
(b) An electrically powered vacuum pump;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.07 - Standard Ambulance Portable Medical Equipment

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A. Each ambulance shall carry a portable kit containing the following medical supplies:
(1) 12 sterile gauze pads at least 3 inches by 3 inches in size;
(2) Two rolls of 2-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape;
(3) Eight cravats or triangular bandages;
(4) One set of oropharyngeal airways in adult, child, and pediatric sizes;
(5) One stethoscope;
(6) One adult blood pressure cuff;
(7) One pediatric blood pressure cuff;
(8) One pair of all purpose utility scissors;
(9) One penlight;
(10) Six rolls of 4-inch self-adjusting gauze bandages;
(11) Four sterile trauma dressings at least 5 inch by 9 inches in size;
(12) One marking pen; and
(13) 12 exam gloves which meet the requirements of 29 CFR §
											1910.1030.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.08 - Standard Ambulance Defibrillation Equipment

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Each in-service ambulance shall carry at least one automated external defibrillator.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.09 - Standard Ambulance Ventilation and Airway Maintenance Equipment

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Each ambulance shall carry the following standard airway maintenance and ventilation equipment:
A. Oxygen which meets the following criteria:
(1) For ground ambulances:
(a) Optional onboard cylinders for BLS ambulances have a capacity of at least 3,000 liters;
(b) Portable cylinders have a capacity of at least 400 liters;
(c) The following number of cylinders, if on-board oxygen is present, unless more are needed for a particular patient based on COMAR 30.09.07.03A(2)(g):
(i) One E size,
(ii) One jumbo D size, or
(iii) Two D size;
(d) The following number of cylinders, if on-board oxygen is not present, unless more are needed for a particular patient based on COMAR 30.09.07.03A(2)(g):
(i) Two E size,
(ii) Two jumbo D size, or
(iii) Three D size;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.10 - Standard Ambulance Patient-Carrying Devices

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Each ambulance shall carry the following standard equipment for carrying patients:
A. One ambulance stretcher that:
(1) Is adjustable in height,
(2) Permits the elevation of the upper body,
(3) Has a mattress covered with nonabsorbent material free from defects, such as rips and tears,
(4) Has safety straps to secure the patient in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, and
(5) Has a stretcher-mounted IV pole or equivalent; and
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.11 - Standard Ambulance Fracture Immobilization Equipment

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Each ambulance shall carry the following fracture immobilization equipment:
A. One full spinal immobilization board for transportation or equivalent;
B. One half spinal immobilization device;
C. One orthopedic or clamshell stretcher or equivalent;
D. Three 9-foot straps with buckles;
E. Two long padded board splints approximately 54 inches by 3 inches;
F. Two medium padded board splints approximately 36 inches by 3 inches;
G. Two short padded board splints approximately 15 inches by 3 inches; and
H. Rigid extrication collars in the following adult sizes:
(1) Two adjustable; or
(2) One of each of the following:
(a) Medium (regular),
(b) Small (short), and
(c) Extra small (no-neck or neckless).
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.12 - Standard Ambulance Personal Protective Equipment

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A. Equipment or supplies required to protect personnel during the performance of their duties shall be carried in each commercial ambulance vehicle licensed under this subtitle.
B. The quantities and specifications of the equipment and supplies required in this chapter shall meet at least the requirements set by the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health.
C. Each ambulance shall carry the following personal protective equipment supplies:
(1) Adequate quantities of exam gloves in:
(a) Uni-size; or
(b) All of the following:
(i) Small,
(ii) Medium, and
(iii) Large;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.10 - Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment › Section 30.09.10.13 - Standard Ambulance Linen Supplies

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Each ambulance shall carry the following linen supplies:
A. Two pillows covered with nonabsorbent material or disposable;
B. Four cloth or disposable pillow cases;
C. Four cloth or disposable sheets; and
D. Two blankets.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.11 - ALS Service › Section 30.09.11.01 - Scope

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This chapter defines additional requirements for ALS services.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.11 - ALS Service › Section 30.09.11.02 - Additional Operational Requirements

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A. An ALS commercial ambulance service shall retain at least one licensed paramedic to function as an ALS coordinator who:
(1) Is approved by the ALS service medical director;
(2) Participates on the ALS service's quality review committee; and
(3) Oversees:
(a) ALS operations; and
(b) The submission of patient care reports and EMS data in accordance with COMAR 30.03.04.04.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.11 - ALS Service › Section 30.09.11.03 - Additional Equipment Required for ALS Ambulances

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In addition to the equipment required under COMAR 30.09.10, the following equipment and supplies shall be carried in commercial ambulances licensed to provide ALS service:
A. An onboard oxygen system that meets the requirements of COMAR 30.09.10.09A;
B. Cardiac monitoring/defibrillating/transcutaneous pacing equipment including:
(1) One monitor/defibrillator which has:
(a) Direct current capability,
(b) Paper print out capability,
(c) Synchronized cardioversion and unsynchronized defibrillation,
(d) Two adult and one pediatric defibrillator pads,
(e) Defibrillator pads with quick look capability,
(f) One set of EKG leads, and
(g) Transcutaneous pacing; and
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.11 - ALS Service › Section 30.09.11.04 - Additional Requirements for Obstetrical Transports

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A. An ALS-licensed ambulance may not transport an obstetrical patient from one hospital to another for a higher level of obstetrical care unless:
(1) The admitting hospital:
(a) Is a perinatal center;
(b) Before designation of perinatal centers by the EMS Board, has a certificate of need issued by the Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission for its neonatal intensive care unit or approval from the Health Services Cost Review Commission for a neonatal intensive care cost center; or
(c) Before the EMS Board has completed the process of entering into an agreement with an out-of-State hospital to serve as an out-of-State perinatal referral center, possesses all government approvals required to operate a neonatal intensive care unit under the laws of the jurisdiction in which it is located including, if required, a certificate of need and all necessary licenses;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.11 - ALS Service › Section 30.09.11.05 - Specialty Care Transport Restrictions

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A licensed commercial ambulance service may not provide specialty care transport unless:
A. Licensed as a specialty care transport ambulance service; or
B. No more than ten times a year, if a licensed specialty care transport ambulance service is not available within a clinically reasonable time as determined by the referring physician:
(1) The sending facility provides health care personnel authorized by law to provide the level of care required by the patient during transport, which may include a nurse meeting the requirements of COMAR 10.27.09.04C(2);
(2) Required specialty equipment is available;
(3) The ambulance used is licensed as at least an ALS ambulance;
(4) Notice is made to SOCALR within 24 hours of the transport; and
(5) A report, reviewed and signed by the medical director, is submitted to SOCALR within 7 days of the transport, documenting the patient's condition, the care rendered, crew configuration and efforts made by the referring physician, and the service to secure appropriate SCT resources.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 30 - MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS) › Subtitle 09 - COMMERCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICES › Chapter 30.09.12 - Neonatal Ambulance Service and Infant Transport › Section 30.09.12.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the operations of neonatal ambulance services and neonatal ambulances.