Your paid subscription can save you hundreds of dollars! Subscribers receive a 50% discount on any out-of-pocket expenses (deductibles, co-payments, etc.) related to medically necessary emergency ambulance service (provided by Ross/West View EMSA) to the closest appropriate medical facility.

In addition, subscribers also received discounts on other types of transportation services provided by Ross/West View EMSA, such as scheduled non-emergency ambulance transports and wheelchair van trips.

Your subscription also assures that Ross/West View EMSA will have the staff, vehicles, and equipment required to provide around-the-clock emergency protection for you and your family.

Yes! Most insurance companies do not pay 100% of the total ambulance charges. In fact, most insurance plans require that you pay a co-payment and/or deductible. Your paid subscription assures that you will receive a 50% discount on any of these out-of-pocket expenses – when related to emergency ambulance service provided by Ross/West View EMSA.

Non-subscribers are often responsible for full payment of any and all applicable ambulance charges, which can exceed $1,000.00 per trip.

In the event that you need an emergency ambulance service, Ross/West View EMSA will submit a bill to your insurance company. Insurance payments are then applied to your balance. Once all insurance payments are applied, subscribers received a 50% discount on any remaining out-of-pocket expenses for emergency ambulance services. The subscriber discount is applied – no matter how frequently you require medically necessary emergency ambulance service. 

Ross/West View EMSA subscriptions are valid from April 1, 2020, through March 31, 2021.

All recipients of service are required to immediately forward any and all reimbursement received to Ross/West View EMSA. Failure to do so will result in the immediate termination of any subscription agreement and you will be held responsible for payment of all outstanding balances.

The following services ARE NOT covered by your subscription:

1. Alternative modes of non-emergency transportation, such as scheduled ambulance transports and wheelchair van transports. (However, subscribers receive discounts on these types of transports.)
2. Certain ambulance transports (emergent and non-emergent), which may be denied or deemed outside the limited of your insurance coverage and/or do not meet established medical necessity criteria.
3. Any charges related to long-distance ambulance mileage charges or transport fees, which are based solely on patient and or physician preference.