What does ACTS mean in PEDIATRIC

The Acute Care Transport Service provides services for critically ill or injured adult and pediatric patients who require more advanced medical care than what can be delivered at their current location. Patients can also benefit from transfer between hospitals.

Yes, prior to using the Acute Care Transport Service, any necessary paperwork should be completed beforehand. This includes healthcare proxies, durable power of attorney documents, and advance directives when applicable. It's important that this paperwork is completed ahead of time so as not to delay necessary treatment or transport.

Yes, the cost of medications or treatments administered during transport are covered by the Acute Care Transport Service as long as these medications or treatments have been approved by a doctor or other healthcare provider.

The Acute Care Transport Service uses ground vehicles such as ambulances and helicopters, depending on the situation. All vehicles used for transportation are equipped with necessary medical equipment and supplies needed during transport, including oxygen tanks if necessary. All vehicles are staffed with specially trained personnel who are able to provide appropriate care while en route.

Yes, most major health insurances are accepted by ACTS including Medicare and Medicaid. Private insurance may also be accepted depending on coverage specifics; please contact your insurance provider in advance if you would like to verify coverage details before scheduling transportation services with ACTS.