Pay My Bill
Please have:
Name of Patient
Call number on statement/Invoice
Date of Service
Payment also available via Papaya
www.ppaya.com
Name of Patient
Call number on statement/Invoice
Date of Service
Payment also available via Papaya
www.ppaya.com
Providing Insurance Information
It is our most sincere hope that you received the best service possible on your recent EMS run. If you have any comments, questions or complaints, please feel free to contact us.
If you have any questions about your Oldham County EMS bill or request a copy of your patient care report, please contact 911 Billing Services at 888-344-9614 or visit their website at www.911billing.net
If you have any questions about your Oldham County EMS bill or request a copy of your patient care report, please contact 911 Billing Services at 888-344-9614 or visit their website at www.911billing.net
Pay your bill online
Go to www.911billing.net
You will need the following information:
You will need the following information:
- Invoice Number
- Call Number
- Patient Number
- Patient's Last name
Pay your bill by mail
If you'd like to pay your ambulance bill by mail, make your check payable to Oldham County EMS and be sure to include your account number on the check.
You may mail your payment to:
Oldham County EMS
P.O. Box 589
Madisonville, Kentucky 42431-5011
You may mail your payment to:
Oldham County EMS
P.O. Box 589
Madisonville, Kentucky 42431-5011
Billing Information
Though Oldham County EMS will first bill the patient's insurance carrier as courtesy, it is the responsibility of the patient to follow up with their insurance company to resolve any delays in payment. In the event that an insurance company denies the claim for any reason, or does not pay the full amount, the patient will be responsible for any remaining balance up to the "customary" allowable recognized by the insurance company.
Medical Necessity
Many insurance carriers, including the Medicare and Medicaid Programs, require that a patient's medical condition warrant the use of an ambulance before they will allow payment. Furthermore, the policies regarding Medical Necessity are unique to each insurance company and can be quite complex. Oldham County EMS, in its capacity as the 911 ambulance provider, is not responsible for situations where an insurance carrier determines that an ambulance transport does not meet their Medical Necessity requirements. In such cases, the patient will be billed for full charges.
Medical Necessity
Many insurance carriers, including the Medicare and Medicaid Programs, require that a patient's medical condition warrant the use of an ambulance before they will allow payment. Furthermore, the policies regarding Medical Necessity are unique to each insurance company and can be quite complex. Oldham County EMS, in its capacity as the 911 ambulance provider, is not responsible for situations where an insurance carrier determines that an ambulance transport does not meet their Medical Necessity requirements. In such cases, the patient will be billed for full charges.
