(1) The division shall calculate a uniform assessment per transport as described in this section.
(2) The assessment due from a given ambulance service provider equals the non-federal portion divided by total transports, multiplied by the number of transports for the ambulance service provider.
(3) The division shall apply any quarterly changes to the assessment rate, calculated as described in Subsection (2), uniformly to all assessed ambulance service providers.
(4) The assessment may not generate more than the total of: (a) an annual amount of $20,000 to offset Medicaid administration expenses; and (b) the non-federal portion.
(a) an annual amount of $20,000 to offset Medicaid administration expenses; and
(b) the non-federal portion.
(5) (a) For each state fiscal year, the division shall calculate total transports using data from the Emergency Medical System as follows: (i) for state fiscal year 2016, the division shall use ambulance service provider transports during the 2014 calendar year; and (ii) for a fiscal year after 2016, the division shall use ambulance service provider transports during the calendar year ending 18 months before the end of the fiscal year. (b) If an ambulance service provider fails to submit transport information to the Emergency Medical System, the division may audit the ambulance service provider to determine the ambulance service provider's transports for a given fiscal year.
(a) For each state fiscal year, the division shall calculate total transports using data from the Emergency Medical System as follows: (i) for state fiscal year 2016, the division shall use ambulance service provider transports during the 2014 calendar year; and (ii) for a fiscal year after 2016, the division shall use ambulance service provider transports during the calendar year ending 18 months before the end of the fiscal year.
(i) for state fiscal year 2016, the division shall use ambulance service provider transports during the 2014 calendar year; and
(ii) for a fiscal year after 2016, the division shall use ambulance service provider transports during the calendar year ending 18 months before the end of the fiscal year.
(b) If an ambulance service provider fails to submit transport information to the Emergency Medical System, the division may audit the ambulance service provider to determine the ambulance service provider's transports for a given fiscal year.
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