What is jumping calls?

In the medical industry, the term "jumping calls" is used to refer to private ambulances that dress in emergency calls with the hope of capturing customers. In a sense, there are literally jumping challenges for ambulances and emergency medical assistance. This practice is frowning in many areas, but it persists, especially in the United States where the cost of health care is extremely high and many community outpatient services are emphasized and dragged, facilitating the operation of private competitors. This usually includes a private, profitable ambulance. The service employee may listen to police scanners to collect information about accidents and other situations where an ambulance could be required and then send an ambulance to a place in the hope of defeating a hospital or community ambulance. There may also be a call in the emergency rooms, while employees fight the official service outpatient service to transport patients when transported. Sometimes insurance companies will face withUsing a private ambulance, so even patients with insurance can face an ugly account. Call jumping can also be dangerous to patients, as the argument over the territory can waste time, which means that patients receive medical care more slowly.

In many communities, jumping calls is also considered a risk of public security. Whenever an ambulance hits a road with lights that burn lights and howling sirens, it is a security risk, because the ambulance must travel at high speed to address patients, rely on the community to observe traffic laws and raise an ambulance. Generally disruption of traffic and potential risk of IS accidents acceptable risk for the patient in need, but when the competing ambulances compete in the same place, it significantly increases the risk.

Many private outpatient services specifically claim to discourage jumping calls and shoot employees for this practice. ItHowever, it is not always; The Transport Ambulance is a large business and private companies know that it is worth making a lot of money by occasionally engaging in calls. Community services also protested against this practice and claimed that it threatens public security and at the same time it is distracted. Jumping calls can also create a narrow resource profile, with multiple ambulances towards the same site, while other areas can be left revealed.