Directs the department of health to provide a model plan for counties to develop comprehensive emergency medical system plans.
The bill mandates the New York State Department of Health to create a model comprehensive county emergency medical system plan, which will guide counties in developing their own plans. Counties, in coordination with their regional emergency medical services councils, must develop and maintain these plans. The department will review the county plans and provide feedback within sixty days. The bill also outlines the components of the county plans, including assessments of existing emergency services, plans for increasing service, organizational structures, and cost estimates.
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