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Indiana's top Emergency Medical Service administrator says the system is at risk of collapse.
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Some of the findings include the absence of an EMS code of ethics and concerns about how jurisdictional boundaries affect response time.
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Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services will now leave behind medication to reverse drug overdoses at the house of someone who has overdosed.
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Bill to address ambulance provider payments, establish mobile response grant program signed into lawAmbulance providers said payment issues can contribute to a lack of access, but this legislation could help address part of the problem.