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CENTRAL LORAIN COUNTY JOINT AMBULANCE DISTRICT

About Us

In the late 1990s, Allen Memorial Hospital was at risk of closing due to financial reasons, leaving the area it served in jeopardy. Then, in a joint effort by multiple political subdivisions it serves, the Central Lorain County Joint Ambulance District was formed. With a 3-mill levy that was supported by the voters, the newly formed Ambulance District contracted with Mercy Allen Hospital to manage the EMS personnel. Over time, equipment was replaced with new and modern upgrades, finances improved, and the tax levy was adjusted accordingly. The District's Mission Statement of providing the best possible emergency service at a reasonable cost has been our guiding mission ever since. 

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The Central Lorain County Joint Ambulance District currently serves approximately 95 square miles, covering over 6 political districts. 

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PROUDLY SERVING

since 1981

  • Billing Procedure
    Effective January 1, 2024: 1) Resident patients (“consumers”) of the District covered by a health insurance plan shall be billed for emergency services transportation in an amount equal to the amount received by the District from the consumer’s health insurance provider, plus the consumer’s responsibility up to $50.00 2) NON-Resident patients (“consumers”) of the District covered by a health insurance plan shall be billed for emergency, non-emergency and/or interfacility services in an amount equal to the amount received by the District from the consumer’s health insurance provider, plus the consumer’s responsibility. 3) Resident consumers transported by the District covered by a health insurance plan shall be billed for non-emergency and/or interfacility services in an amount equal to the amount received by the District from the consumer’s health insurance provider, plus the consumer’s responsibility. 4) Resident consumers of the District who are not covered by a health insurance plan (Self Pay) shall be billed for emergency, non-emergency, and/or interfacility services transportation in the amount of $400 per run. 5) NON-resident consumers of the District who are not covered by a health insurance plan (Self Pay) shall be billed for emergency, non-emergency and/or interfacility transportation in the amount of $400 per run. 6) IF your health insurance provider pays directly to you, the consumer, YOU will be responsible for that amount, plus your consumer’s responsibility up to $50.00.
  • Still Have Questions?
    Billing Questions Should Be Directed to: Ohio Billing, Inc. 330-874-1140
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