Massachusetts S2739 modernizes emergency medical services oversight by creating an advisory committee and requiring funding studies.
Massachusetts S2739 establishes an emergency medical services peer licensure advisory committee to advise the Department of Public Health on complaint resolution processes. The bill also mandates the department to study and recommend permanent funding sources for the office of emergency medical services, regional councils, and central medical emergency direction centers, with a report due by December 1, 2025. The legislation further requires each regional EMS council to submit an annual regional EMS services and support plan to the department and the board by May 30.
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