New York A04633 requires municipalities to report frequent emergency medical service calls to local social services and the Medicaid Inspector.

New York A04633 amends the general municipal law to mandate that any county, city, town, or village that responds to four or more emergency medical service calls for an individual within a thirty-day period must report the circumstances of these calls to the local social services district and the office of the Medicaid Inspector General. The report must include details such as whether the individual is receiving adequate care and support at home and whether the emergency calls appear unwarranted. The commissioner of health will determine the form of these reports.

New York A04633 requires municipalities to report frequent emergency medical service calls to local social services and the Medicaid Inspector.

New York A04633 amends the general municipal law to mandate that any county, city, town, or village that responds to four or more emergency medical service calls for an individual within a thirty-day period must report the circumstances of these calls to the local social services district and the office of the Medicaid Inspector General. The report must include details such as whether the individual is receiving adequate care and support at home and whether the emergency calls appear unwarranted. The commissioner of health will determine the form of these reports.