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20. BC Ambulance Service Information
FEE INFORMATION
• Ambulance fees are not covered by the Medical Ser -
vices Plan of BC, however, they may be covered by other
third parties, such as Workers’ Compensation, acute care
hospitals, Veteran’s Affairs, ICBC or private insurance
companies. If applicable, users of ambulance services
must contact the agency to arrange for payment.
FEES FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
(Effective April 1, 1998- Subject to Change)
ENQUIRIES:
1. BC RESIDENTS/BENEFICIARIES:
Ground or Air Ambulance Service $54 for the first 40 km,
plus 50 cents for each additional km to a maximum of
$274.
2. NON-RESIDENTS/NON-BENEFICIARIES:
Ground $396:
Service Air Helicopter $2,400/hr
Service Fixed Wing $6 per statute mile
3. RESPONSE FEE:
$50 When an ambulance is called to a residence, a care
facility or patient’s place of employment, and trans-
portation is not required or is refused, a response fee is
charged.
4. EMPLOYER RELATED CASES:
Same as #2 Above
Employers are responsible for arranging transportation
of injured workers from a work site to seek medical at-
tention and are responsible for the fee
PUBLIC ENQUIRIES AND BILL PAYMENTS CAN BE
DIRECTED TO:
Ambulance Billing Department
Financial Services Division
Ministry of Health Services
PO Box 9676 Stn Prov. Govt
Victoria, BC V8W 9P7
Phone: 1-800-665-7199
First Aid Kits
Each houseboat is equipped with a
St. John’s Ambulance First Aid Kit, if it
is opened you will be charged for the
First Aid Kit (prices will be on your
inventory sheet).
** Stored in the galley - usually above
the refrigerator.